Malaysia

Jan 2023 supplementary electoral roll open for review until Mar 18

List contains names of new voters, those who changed constituency details

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 17 Feb 2023 1:48PM

Jan 2023 supplementary electoral roll open for review until Mar 18
Election Commission secretary Datuk Ikmalrudin Ishak says that the January 2023 Supplementary Electoral Roll is now open for review for 30 days from today until March 18. – AZIM RAHMAN/The Vibes pic, February 17, 2023

KUALA LUMPUR – The January 2023 Supplementary Electoral Roll (DPT BLN1/2023) which has been verified and gazetted is open for review for 30 days from today until March 18.

Election Commission (EC) secretary Datuk Ikmalrudin Ishak said the DPT BLN1/2023 contained 39,604 names of citizens aged 18 and above for the period from January 1 to 31 who were automatically registered as new voters, 10,092 registered voters who had changed electoral constituencies, and 3,769 voters who had changed status or vote category.

The EC provided five review methods, namely via the EC portal at https://www.spr.gov.my or https://mysprsemak.spr.gov.my, and the official portal of the state election offices at http://ppn.spr.gov.my, Ikmalrudin said in a statement today.

He said the review could also be done through the online application at https://myspr.spr.gov.my, the MySPR Semak mobile application and by calling the EC hotline at 03-8892-7218.

Ikmalrudin also urged citizens aged 18 and above and any registered voters who have applied for a change in constituency or status to check their names on the electoral roll.

“If they find that their names are not listed there, they can make a claim by filling in Form C through the online application at https://myspr.spr.gov.my or by going to the state election office concerned,” he said.

Ikmalrudin said registered voters in any electoral constituency who wish to object to the entry of the voter’s name can fill in Form D through the online application at https://myspr.spr.gov.my or go to the relevant state election office.

He added that Form C and Form D could be downloaded from http://ppn.spr.gov.my, and the forms should be submitted to the relevant state election director including the fee during office hours on any working day throughout the review period. – Bernama, February 17, 2023

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