The Election Commission (EC) has issued 744 postal ballot papers to eligible voters for the Kemaman parliamentary by-election.
EC secretary Ikmalrudin Ishak, in a statement today, said the issuance of postal ballot papers was carried out by election workers appointed by the Returning Officer in the presence of postal voting agents from contesting candidates.
He said of the total, 669 postal ballot papers were issued to election workers, EC officers, police and army personnel, and media practitioners; 16 to Malaysians residing abroad; 47 to agencies and organisations; and 12 to overseas absentee voters.
“EC reminded all postal voters to mark the ballot paper, fill in the Identity Declaration form (Form 2) completely and correctly, and immediately return them to the Returning Officer concerned before 5pm on polling day,” he said.
Ikmalrudin also reminded voters to always keep their votes confidential by not taking photos of the postal ballot papers and sharing them on social media.
The Kemaman by-election is a straight fight between Gen (Rtd) Raja Mohamed Affandi Raja Mohamed Noor of BN and Terengganu Menteri Besar Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar, representing PAS.
The EC has fixed Nov 28 for early voting and Dec 2 for polling.
- Bernama
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