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Bawaslu says a revote for postal and mobile ballot voting methods in Kuala Lumpur had been recommended by the regional supervisory committee, urging the public’s continued vigilance toward the voting count process.
Warning that the balloting process overseas was vulnerable to disruptions and foul play, the Elections Supervisory Agency (Bawaslu) has been intensifying its communication with its representatives and poll organizers abroad to anticipate any irregularities that may distort the election outcome.
The Bawaslu is investigating a complaint filed by Migrant Care alleging that 3,200 duplicate names appear on the list of overseas voters registered in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, after an earlier complaint the group made over duplicate voter data on the list for New York.
