Indelible ink notwithstanding, the 13th ubiquitous choosing is starting to be the greatest as good as dirtiest choosing conflict in history.
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In an bid to lend an air of credibility to itself, the Election Commission (EC) has voiced that memorable ink will be used in the upcoming 13th ubiquitous election.
But there is no reason to jump for joy just yet. A lot of hanky-panky can still go upon undetected right until the day of polling itself. Listed below have been multiform examples:
1. Name not in the voter rolls as good as to illustrate incompetent to opinion any ideally authorised voter whose name is not in the voter rolls is all infirm to do anything about it. They can lodge the complaint of course though by then the formula of the polls have been already secured.
2.Name transferred out to an additional locality or worse still to an additional state this is additionally an inconvenient pierce for the authorised voter as good as will really good block his ability to opinion if his name is transferred, contend from Kuala Lumpur to Perlis.
3.PKR's Kuantan MP Fuziah Salleh has revealed that nearly 600,000 names in Selangor have been moved or shifted about though the electorate knowledge as good as these have been usually the ones detected!
Although memorable ink is the extensive help in preventing multiple-voting, you have been still behind to square the single if the authorised electorate have been incompetent to cast their opinion due to hanky-panky in the voter rolls.
Although before to polling day you can check to see that the names have been not tampered with, anything can sti! ll occur upon the day of choosing by casting votes itself. With present as good as allege technology the names can be in the voter rolls today though vanish tomorrow upon polling way. There is no surefire pledge that the names will be 100% kept protected in the voter rolls.
4.The usually approach the Pakatan Rakyat can win the 13th ubiquitous choosing is with strenuous await from the farming rank as good as file as good as from Sabahans as good as Sarawakians. This is since due to gerrymandering by EC, most tiny seats have been created in the farming areas.
This is called the 'Voters-per-seat Formula'. For instance, the parliament chair of Batu in Kuala Lumpur has over 100,000 voters. Compare this to the farming areas where most seats have less than 10,000 voters. This means that 100,000 can usually give the single chair to the antithesis if the antithesis wins in Batu since in the farming areas 100,000 electorate can already minister 10 seats.
This additionally shows that some-more weight or energy is since to the farming seats as even with the couple of thousand voters, the farming folk have already the single parliament chair compared to the city folk who need large numbers to get just the single parliament seat. This astray process of manipulation by EC has helped BN to win all along.
5.Besides personification around with the 'Voters-per-seat Formula', the EC can additionally pierce electorate in the strategic manner. For e.g. the Parliament chair of Shah Alam hold by PAS' Khalid Samad. EC can pierce the Chinese electorate to Klang that is hold by DAP's Charles Santiago. In this way, BN regains Shah Alam. Forget about Klang, never mind.
Next, the EC can additionally pierce the Chinese electorate from the PAS seat! of Titi wangsa to Cheras that is hold by DAP. In this way, BN regains Titiwangsa. Forget about Cheras as it is unfit for BN to win in Cheras anyway.
EC's indeterminate tactics
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B y transferring out the Chinese to areas where BN finds unfit to win, they will regain seats lost to the antithesis as good as those seats that BN cannot win you will notice that the antithesis has won by the really margin, for instance Seputeh (won by DAP's Teresa Kok by the domain of 36,000), Kepong as good as Cheras (also won by DAP with larg! e domain s). This is the bad pointer as it indicates that something is afoot.
6. Another of EC's indeterminate tactics is the division of bounds over rhyme or reason. Again, multiform examples:-
- Parliament chair of Batu in Kuala Lumpur. This is ostensible to be the KL Federal Territory chair though it has been extended over Pasar Borong Selayang right up to Taman Selayang Jaya in Selayang, Selangor. In actuality it overlaps with Selayang's Parliament chair in Selangor.
- Parliament chair of Kepong in Kuala Lumpur. This is additionally the KL Federal Territory chair that has entered in to Selayang, Selangor as good as overlaps with the Selayang Parliament chair as well.
- The third e.g. additionally involving the KL Federal Territory chair is the Parliament chair of Titiwangsa that has been extended right up to Taman Chempaka in Selangor.
All those seats have been geographically weird in inlet as good as this is finished to include in Malay electorate who have been good known to foster BN. However, in the 12th ubiquitous choosing in 2008, most civic Malays voted for the opposition. Knowing this, Umno is right away frightening the Malays that they will be wiped-out if Pakatan comes to power.
This is to prevent the Malays from choosing by casting votes for Pakatan. The Malays must recollect that PAS is additionally the Malay celebration as good as PKR is Malay-based, to illustrate there is no approach the Malays will be wiped out if they give strenuous await to Pakatan. It is usually Umno that will be wiped-out!
Therefore, it can be seen that due to EC's shenanig! ans, it is the farming electorate that hold large energy to pitch the choosing as good as decide who stays in Putrajaya.
Together with the polite service, teachers, police as good as the armed forces that have been BN's opinion bank, the farming opinion that encompasses the settlers of Felda, Felcra as good as their relative as good as kin as good as those in tie with them have been some-more than enough to safeguard that BN stays in Putrajaya.
Mind you, the farming opinion includes those in the Sabah as good as Sarawak interiors that have as good most tiny seats as good as all these tiny seats minister to BN's Parliament chair count as well.
Truly, the 13th ubiquitous choosing is starting to be the greatest as good as dirtiest choosing conflict in history, memorable ink notwithstanding. Indeed you have been vital in interesting as good as exciting times.
Will the rakyat opinion in Pakatan Rakyat to chaperon in the new era of change for the improved or will you wake up to the same old boring BN with crime stories day in day out the day after the choosing formula have been announced?
We have been positively upon the threshold of the great historic moment, greater than the fall of the Berlin Wall, will the rakyat rise to the occasion?
Selena Tay is the FMT columnist.
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