#redelineation

UPDATED 3.20PM | Ong Kian Ming, Eddie Ng and Ean Yong will collect signatures to oppose the EC’s proposals.

UPDATED 3PM | This is over the malapportionment of constituencies throughout the nation.

UPDATED 9.25AM | Tony Pua says opposition supporters are bundled up in several constituencies.

This comes after criticism from opposition who had accused the EC of trying to engineer the exercise in BN's favour.

MP SPEAKS | Damansara will be the largest constituency with 218pct more voters than average.

Many non-malay voters are being moved out of his constituency, while Malays will be added to it, says Alor Setar MP.

UPDATED 1.32 PM | The redelineation proposals for the state are to bring Umno back to power, he says.

The news outbreak with regard to the redelineation exercise being carried out by the Malaysian Election Commission (EC) refers. The Business Ethics Institute of Malaysia (BEIM) takes into very serious consideration the concerns being published in various media and hereby, in the best interest of the ethical business community, advocates that:

Nurul Izzah says EC's proposal is unconstitutional.

UPDATED 3.43PM | Harapan warns BN parties EC’s ‘racial profiling’ redelineation will see them sidelined.

What happened to the 1Malaysia policy, the DAP veteran wants to know.

The 53rd Merdeka Day celebration came with a mixture of mirth and gall.

Andy Yong says the 'fiction' of 1M'sia has been destroyed by the present exercise.

KINIGUIDE | All the questions you have about redelineation but are afraid to ask.

Malaysiakini looks at some of the trends and anomalies in the redelineation exercise.

So believes law lecturer Azmi Sharom, who adds EC is also unconcerned about the ‘one man, one vote’ concept.

UPDATED 6.35PM | EC proposes a 22.24 percent decrease of voters for his Pagoh parliamentary seat.

The Lembah Pantai redelineation may see her losing even before polling day, says Lim Lip Eng.

Dr Xavier Jeyakumar alleges his Sri Andalas seat has become an 85pct Malay-majority seat.

KINI ROUNDUP | Key headlines that you may have missed yesterday, in brief

Apart from seats in Perlis, Putrajaya and Labuan, changes will affect all others in the peninsula and Sabah.

UPDATED 12.44PM | DAP lawmaker says possible higher majority comes at the risk of losing another opposition seat.

MP SPEAKS | The Election Commission is ineffective as a non-partisan agency.

UPDATED 1.52PM | Idris says redelineation needed as central Malacca now has a lot more voters.