#redelineation

The aim of any given redelineation exercise is to comply with the Thirteenth Schedule.

This is so EC is not accused of taking sides, there are many accusations now, says ERC chair.

He says this would be the case although the numbers of voters in the country would increase with the lowering of voting age to 18.

INTERVIEW | He says there would be more such seats but for the previous 'blatant gerrymandering'.

Azhar Azizan Harun says current EC redelineation framework goes against doctrine of natural justice.

UPDATED 8.40PM | This is despite concerns raised concerning gerrymandering during the debate on the motion.

He says the additional elected representatives will be able to service the people better.

PARLIAMENT | The Sabah redelineation report was completed during BN's time but was not tabled for approval.

PARLIAMENT | The Sabah Legislative Assembly approved the plan back in 2016.

COMMENT | Measures to overhaul M'sian election system have been heartening, but challenges remain.

The effects of the exercise will be analysed to see if it can be nullified, says EC chairperson. 

PARLIAMENT | Minister Liew Vui Keong says this in response to query on govt's stance on Sabah report. 

COMMENT | Tindak M'sia analysis shows that a dramatic change in political preferences softened impact of gerrymandering. 

COMMENT | Many Harapan votes were 'wasted', or didn't translate into MPs.

COMMENT | Courtroom battleground remains crucial in shaping the final election outcome and its legality.

GE14 | Even before the election date is set, the PM is playing down the popular vote.

Resulting changes in electoral districts’ racial composition cannot be avoided, it says.

COMMENT | Inherent unfairness may cast long shadow over the legitimacy of GE14 outcome, and of future polls. 

MP SPEAKS | It began with suspensions, saw protests, and ended with a 'ghost' haunting the House. 

LETTER | We propose the setting up of an RCI to find out ways to reform the electoral system.

LETTER | 'Enough is enough. Malaysia deserves to move on without BN.'

‘My reading is we should be able to cross 100 in the Peninsular,’ says Pandan MP Rafizi.