EC: Over 80,000 applied to register as voters in Malaysia in Q1 2020
Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 10:10 PM MYT
EC Chairman Azhar Azizan Harun said the Draft Supplementary Electoral Roll for Q1 2020 will be displayed for 14 days from June 10 to 23 at 915 places throughout the country. Azhar Azizan said applicants can check the names in RDPT Q1 2020 via several ways, such as scanning the QR codes at the 915 places, browse the EC’s official portal or visit any EC state election office.
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