Sajith scores narrow win in Matale polling division

Sajith scores narrow win in Matale polling division

November 17, 2019   12:09 pm

NDF candidate Sajith Premadasa has narrowly secured a win in the Matale polling station in Matale district.

Premadasa has received 33,251 votes (48.01%) whereas SLPP candidate Gotabaya Rajapaksa has obtained 32,486 (46.90%).

Anura Kumara Dissanayake obtained 1,895 votes (2.74%).

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