Malaysiakini Fauwaz Abdul Aziz | Mar 6, 08 There are 46 Ismail Ibrahims – all born in the year 1962 but registered as having different identity cards (IC) and living in 46 different localities – who have been registered to vote in various places throughout

The Star: March 6, 2008 By PATSY KAM Half the Malaysian electorate is made up of women, therefore gender issues should be a main focus of the next batch of elected representatives.

The Star: March 6, 2008 PETALING JAYA: The Selangor state government has pledged RM100,000 for the refurbishment of the seven-decade-old SJK (C) Chen Moh.

The Star: March 6, 2008 KUALA LUMPUR: Postal voting for members of the armed forces began yesterday to enable the forces’ 111,591 registered voters to exercise their rights.

The Star March 6, 2008 PUTRAJAYA: Those who have indelible ink on their fingers will not face any problem voting on Saturday, Election Commission secretary Datuk Kamaruzaman Mohd Noor said.

Malaysiakini Mar 6, 08 Millions of Malaysians are expected to not bother voting in Saturday’s elections, in a wave of apathy that observers credit to a feeling of alienation from the ruling coalition.

NST: 6 March, 2008 PUTRAJAYA: The Election Commission yesterday came under fire from most political parties for its decision not to use indelible ink to prevent multiple voting this general election. Leading the chorus of disgruntlement was Barisan Nasional chairman Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.

NST: 06 March, 2008 KOTA KINABALU: Barisan Nasional would have preferred the use of indelible ink in the general election to check multiple voting. “The BN would have certainly welcomed such a move, but if it cannot be done, we cannot just forget our election…