Malacca State Election Polling Day Set for November 14
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Updated Nov 1
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What happened
The Election Commission set November 14 as the polling day for the 16th Malacca state election, with candidate nominations scheduled for October 31. Early voting will take place on November 10. The election is estimated to require an allocation of RM28.45 million, and the Election Commission will expand the use of the OCR-VA system across all 28 constituencies.
From malaysiakini.com
Why it matters
The election requires an estimated allocation of RM28.45 million for administration. The expansion of the OCR-VA system aims to increase efficiency and reduce manual marking errors during the polling process.
From malaysiakini.com
Who's involved
- MalaccaThe Malaysian state where the election is being held.
- election commissionThe body that formally regulates and set the polling day for the election.
- Perikatan NasionalA political coalition actively contesting the state election.
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The entities involved
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Malacca
Malaysian state
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election commission
body which oversees elections
Related events
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- Ab Rauf Yusoh may continue as Chief Minister if Barisan Nasional wins the Malacca polls.
- Bersatu and Perikatan Nasional are contesting the upcoming Malacca state election, amid accusations of coalition sabotage.