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PKR polls: Rafizi admits technical issues in several areas

He says will request for party election committee to resolve problems immediately

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 15 May 2022 5:46PM

PKR polls: Rafizi admits technical issues in several areas
PKR deputy-presidential candidate Rafizi Ramli says he hopes the matter will be settled before the voting process begins in large states like Selangor next week. – The Vibes file pic, May 15, 2022

SEREMBAN – PKR deputy-presidential candidate Rafizi Ramli today admitted that there were technical problems in several areas during the physical voting in the party’s elections. 

He said the matter could cause uneasiness and frustration among PKR members who went out to vote but could not do so due to the problem.

“We do have problems involving the system, such as devices taking too long (to respond) and bug issues. That’s why (the voting process) in some places had to be cancelled or postponed.

“I understand that the JPP (PKR Election Committee) has to manage the election process involving one million people and there are only two months. (However) we hope they can rectify the issue before the voting process in large states such as Selangor begins next week,” he told reporters after attending an Aidilfitri open house here last night.

In this regard, Rafizi said he would write an official letter to the committee requesting that the matter be resolved immediately.

Yesterday, the media reported that the physical voting process in the Padang Serai division in Kedah had to be postponed after receiving objections due to dissatisfaction, as well as technical problems.

Meanwhile, Rafizi said that, so far, voter turnout was lower than in the last election, but the matter was already expected as some party members would cast their votes online. – Bernama, May 15, 2022

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