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Others can, why can’t we? Pilot domestic postal voting during by-elections, suggests watchdog group

Engage chairman cites Indonesia, India, Germany as examples, emphasises that around 500,000 voters forced to bear costs, face inconveniences to cast ballot

Low by-election turnout: should postal voting be extended to outstation voters?

Electoral reform groups say this should start with Sabah, Sarawak voters living in the peninsula and vice versa

Anwar promises overseas Malaysians equal voting rights, reforms to postal vote system

Prime Minister says Election Commission is receptive to his call to improve processes

Three early voters cast ballots for Kemaman by-election today

The Kemaman by-election is quite unique because the early voting process today would only involve three voters.

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