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Harapan has bagged more than 50 percent of votes according to unofficial results.
There are some 3,500 votes still to be counted, but the current tally indicates that Harapan may end up winning with a bigger share of votes this time around.
There are some 3,500 votes still to be counted, but the current tally indicates that Harapan may end up winning with a bigger share of votes this time around.
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