Three unable to vote due to ‘phantom voters’


PONTIAN: Johor MCA has taken the Election Commission (EC) to task over alleged phantom voters on the electoral roll for Tanjung Piai, after three people were unable to cast their ballot.

State MCA Youth chief Ling Tian Soon said the elderly voters lodged separate reports at the Permas police station here after learning that their MyKad details were already used to vote by others.

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