75% early voters cast ballots in Sandakan polls
Police officers showing their ink-stained fingers after casting their ballots during early voting for the Sandakan by-election today. – The Malaysian Insight pic by Irwan Majid, May 7, 2019.The Election Commission, in a statement, said voting began at 8am at two polling stations, namely the district police headquarters’ clubhouse and marine police senior officers’ mess.
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