Johor polls: Advocacy group points out issues with postal voting process, awareness among new voters


KUALA LUMPUR: Postal ballot papers being received late, wrong mailing addresses used and voter details that did not tally with the ballots sent are among some of the issues an electoral advocacy group has highlighted from the recent Johor state election.

“We received complaints of ballot papers reaching voters late, resulting in the votes not being guaranteed to reach Malaysia in time,” Undi Johor said in a statement on Friday (March 18).

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