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YOURSAY | ‘Wong Chin Huat is prepared to pay a price for freedom. We can at least vote.’

COMMENT | There is clear evidence the boundaries have been clearly redrawn to favour BN.

GE14 | Wong Chin Huat believes that BN could increase its peninsula seats to 94. 

UPDATED 7.49PM | Wong Chin Huat will pay the RM1,000 fine so he can share his findings with the public.

DAP’s Abdul Aziz discovers a mystery: 150-year-old man in EC’s official voter list.

The electoral system is still shackled by the ruling party, says Muhammad Khalil.

Its members also intend to hand over a memorandum to Dewan Rakyat speaker on the issue. 

UPDATED 4.23PM | Penang CM claims the EC failed to follow the recommendations proposed by the state.

This comes after Selangor gov't made an application to recuse two judges on the panel.  

GE14 | Hashim clarifies that only local councils can do so before campaigning officially starts.

UPDATED 11.34AM | PARLIAMENT | Contents of the report embargoed until March 28.

MP SPEAKS | Now political parties must submit names of polling, counting agents on nomination day.

Penang gov't has filed for leave to appeal against EC's report, so matter is sub judice, says lawyer.

‘Suing it is the only remedy but Putrajaya doesn't seem to have a good case.’

PKR's Fahmi Fadzil says that it isn't enough for the EC to declare itself 'clean and fair.'

Electoral reform group offers point-by-point takedown of Hashim's insistence of EC's impartiality.

Electoral boundaries not intended to favour any political party, insists Mohd Hashim Abdullah.

Zahid says motion on new electoral boundaries will only need 111 votes in the house to pass. 

LETTER | ...Independent of the country’s laws, that is.

They are outraged by EC's bulldozing of its redelineation report.

The Constitution provides PM with a very powerful tool to decide how electoral boundaries are drawn.

Chairperson says that with the delivery, the responsibilities of the EC are completed.

Unanimous decision as 'there is an unlikely chance of success in the appeal,' says CJ.

AGC files fresh submissions, saying judicial challenges cannot be filed against gazetted voter rolls.