Onn admitted that there was a ghost vote at Senggarang Vocational School
BATU PAHAT, 11 July (Bernama) — Candidate for member of the Senggarang Pakatan Harapan (PH) DPRD, Onn Abu Bakar admitted that there was an issue of ‘ghost voices’ at polling stations in the area today.
Onn said that the incident was discovered at the Senggarang National High School (SMK) TPS at around 10.30 this morning.
He said that he received information that a voter could not vote because his name had been used by someone else.
Therefore, Onn urged the General Election Commission (SPR) to ensure that all eligible voters, especially in the Senggarang DPRD, can fulfill their respective responsibilities.
“I ask people to vote from now on and make sure their votes are safe and not taken advantage of by other people,” he said in a video uploaded to his Facebook.
Onn said that a police report was made by the 25-year-old male voter at the Senggarang Police at around 11 this morning regarding this allegation so that further action could be taken by the authorities.
In this PRN, Onn faces a three-cornered competition against incumbent Mohd Yusla Ismail from Barisan Nasional (BN) and Datuk Mohd Rashid Hasnon who represents Perikatan Nasional (PN).
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