A citizen-centric electoral approach


The audience reciting the Rukun Negara at the Maju roadshow at Penang Chinese Town Hall. — Photos: ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

IN a bid to push for a moderate, liberal and progressive Malaysia, the Malaysian Action for Justice and Unity Foundation (Maju) is looking to develop a ‘peoplelect’ application to act as a medium between political candidates and the people during general elections.

Maju council member Amri Ahmad said the application, which is in its funding stage, would help bypass the need for political parties to come into the picture.

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