Election Commission deputy chairman Dr Azmi Sharom says he would only consider allowing postal votes from within Malaysia if they do not affect transparency. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, August 15, 2020.
THE recommendation by Global Bersih to allow absentee voting for Sabah voters living in Sarawak or Peninsular Malaysia in the coming state polls is not possible for now, said Election Commission deputy chairman Dr Azmi Sharom. However, he said any improvement would be made only if it does not affect transparency of the voting process.
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