Are you ready to vote? - Update (1)
This is a follow up to my previous post: Are you ready to vote?
Melissa got herself registered as a voter last night. It was a a simple 5 minute process at the Bangsar Baru post office. Bravo to Pos Malaysia for the great customer service!
Here's a photo of what the completed registration form looks like. As Mei Chern mentioned earlier, the officer will ask you to state your race and religion:
For those of you that haven't registered, you may want to try doing so at the nearest post office. All you need is your MyKad.
By the way, I would recommend Bangsar Baru's post office -- it's open up to 10pm on weekdays!
Melissa got herself registered as a voter last night. It was a a simple 5 minute process at the Bangsar Baru post office. Bravo to Pos Malaysia for the great customer service!
Here's a photo of what the completed registration form looks like. As Mei Chern mentioned earlier, the officer will ask you to state your race and religion:
For those of you that haven't registered, you may want to try doing so at the nearest post office. All you need is your MyKad.
By the way, I would recommend Bangsar Baru's post office -- it's open up to 10pm on weekdays!
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posted by Praveen at
10:58 AM
2 Comments:
Say, we have to vote either "A" or "B".
If I vote for "A" and my husband vote for "B". Does it make a different? Might as well don't go LOL.
@Anonymous: it would, as every vote counts. Your vote can determine whether A / B gets the needed majority or even wins it. Imagine if A had 7,999 and B had 7,998 -- your vote would matter!
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