Bingu Wa Mutharika, the President of Malawi and one of the leading contenders in Tuesday's presidential electionsMalawians have gone to the polls early on Tuesday to vote in a new parliament and president. There are 3,900 voting stations  set up throughout the country. Polls opened at 6.00 am local time, and are to be closed at 18.00. Six million people have been registered to vote in the elections. The leading candidates for the office of president include the incumbent, President Bingu wa Mutharika of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party, and John Tembo, the head of the coalition for the United Democratic Front party and the Malawi Congress Party. Bingu, the incumbent, won the last presidential elections , held in 2004, having obtained 36\% of the vote.
Bingu Wa Mutharika, the President of Malawi and one of the leading contenders in Tuesday's presidential elections Malawians went to the polls on Tuesday to vote in a new parliament and president. 3,900 voting stations were set up throughout the country. Polls opened at 6.00 am local time, and closed at 18.00. Six million people have been registered to vote in the elections. The leading candidates for the office of president include the incumbent, President Bingu wa Mutharika of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party, and John Tembo, the head of the coalition of the United Democratic Front and the Malawi Congress Party. Bingu, the incumbent, won the 2004 presidential elections with 36\% of the vote.
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