Kimanis by-election: Early voting begins

NSTnation Kimanis by-election: Early voting begins

According to the Election Commission , the early voting process will be witnessed by agents of the candidates and election observers appointed by the EC.

The EC will broadcast the early voting process via live streaming through the commission’s Facebook page. All ballot boxes will be kept at the Beaufort Police Headquarters’ lock-up, and the ballots will be counted on voting day, Jan 18. The Kimanis by-election is a straight fight between Parti Warisan Sabah candidate Datuk Karim Bujang and Datuk Mohamad Alamin of Barisan Nasional. – BERNAMA

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