Allow postal voting, EC told


Ready to vote: (from left) Lim, Eddie, Ismail Fahmi, Dason and Nur Hafizah (bottom), who are residing outside of Johor, say they are eager to vote in the upcoming state election and hope postal voting will be allowed.Ready to vote: (from left) Lim, Eddie, Ismail Fahmi, Dason and Nur Hafizah (bottom), who are residing outside of Johor, say they are eager to vote in the upcoming state election and hope postal voting will be allowed.

JOHOR BARU: Johor voters living abroad, especially the thousands in Singapore, are asking that postal voting be allowed for the upcoming state election.

They say it will be difficult for them to return home to vote, even with the Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) operating, which only allows 720 bus tickets each way per day under the new 50% quota.

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