A man shows his inked finger after voting at a polling station in Muse, northern Shan State, on November 8. (Phyo Maung Maung | AFP)
A man shows his inked finger after voting at a polling station in Muse, northern Shan State, on November 8. (Phyo Maung Maung | AFP)

Shan State’s controversy-filled election delivers a hung hluttaw

The NLD has taken enough seats from the USDP to potentially work with ethnic parties and control the Shan State parliament, following a vote marred by complaints of foul play and the killing of an MP-elect.

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