Malaysia

PKR polls: nominations for central leadership council extended to Tuesday

This also applies to recommendations for Youth, Wanita posts, says party election committee chairman

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 28 May 2022 3:05PM

PKR polls: nominations for central leadership council extended to Tuesday
PKR election committee chairman Dr Zaliha Mustafa informs that online nominations through the Adil application will start from 12.01am tomorrow and end at 11.59pm on Tuesday. – The Vibes file pic, May 28, 2022

KUALA LUMPUR – The nomination period for 20 central leadership council seats in PKR’s online party elections beginning tomorrow has been extended until May 31, said PKR election committee chairman Dr Zaliha Mustafa. 

The extension also involved nominations for 20 seats in the party’s Youth leadership council and 20 seats in the Wanita leadership council.

Zaliha added that online nominations through the Adil application will start from 12.01am tomorrow and end at 11.59pm on Tuesday.

However, she said physical nominations will be carried out for only one day, tomorrow, from 9am to 5pm at the PKR headquarters in Tropicana, Petaling Jaya.

“All the processes are carried out according to the amended election rules and procedures of the party election on February 21, 2022,” she said, and added that a notification was posted on the PKR 2022 Election official Facebook page today.

Before this, the nomination process for the posts, both online and physical, was fixed for one day, which was to be tomorrow.

Based on the PKR 2022 Election calendar, the results for 20 Youth and Wanita council posts will be known at the Youth and Women’s congress on June 24, while voters and results for the 20 central leadership council posts will be notified at the national congress on June 25. – Bernama, May 28, 2022

Related News

Malaysia / 2w

Hassan disappointed by ministers’ absence during Budget 2027 debate

Malaysia / 2w

‘We have better things to do than orchestrate khalwat raids’ - Amirudin

Malaysia / 3w

PKR leader challenges BN to state position on Eric See-To controversy

Malaysia / 1mth

Santhara back in PKR, but RM10m bond dispute remains

Malaysia / 1mth

PKR questions Lee’s attendance at party, Petaling Jaya meetings

Malaysia / 1mth

The three ‘wild cards’ in the coming general election

Spotlight

Malaysia

Asyraf denies Najib ready to pay RM50m fine for house arrest

Malaysia

Malaysia’s average household size falls to 3.8 people

Malaysia

Najib's former wife Tengku Puteri Zainah in critical condition in ICU

Malaysia

More than 117,000 harmful online posts removed as government steps up enforcement

Malaysia

1,000 families receive Deepavali aid to ensure no one misses festive celebrations

Malaysia

Mother, daughter fined RM500 each for obstructing Muar council enforcement officers

Malaysia

Kelantan records 1,446 khalwat cases in three years

Malaysia

Negeri’s deposed Undang, chieftains fail to stop committal proceedings

You may be interested

Malaysia

Police arrest woman over alleged assault of children aged seven and two at KL mall

Malaysia

IGP: Malaysia records 204,127 crime cases, falls short of projected threshold by 29.6%

Malaysia

DPM puts Malaysians facilitating illegal migrant activities on notice

Malaysia

Penang needs to reduce sole reliance on the electrical and electronics sectors – Reezal Merican

By Ian McIntyre

Malaysia

Azalina calls Hadi’s ‘Dajjal’ remark on CSA extreme

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

More than 117,000 harmful online posts removed as government steps up enforcement

Malaysia

Government shields households from data centre-driven utility costs

Malaysia

School warden claims trial to two charges of sexually assaulting Year Five pupil