VOTERS REGISTRATION REPORT PAGE

What is this about?

This page is created for all of you to report about registering as a voter through the post office FOR ALL MALAYSIANS

Rumour has it that nowadays post offices has ran out of voters registration forms or the system is always said to be down.

We want to find out how true is this and where is it happening. Please help us find out by posting up your comments. If we get enough info here we can bring it to the Election Commission to find out what is actually going on.

How to post Report

Firstly state your,

Name :

Location of Post office ( be specific):

then REPORT your experience

Etiquette

- Use of foul language is prohibited

- this page is strictly set up to find out about the efficiency level of the post offices in helping register new voters

- No promotion of political parties, we are SERIOUSLY NON PARTISAN


2010
05/25
5 comments

  1. Hi guys,
    I went to the post office in Sunway Pyramid to renew my driver;s license and thought I might as well ask about registering as a voter. Since I wasn’t officially 21 yet at that time I couldn’t register anyway, but the point was that they didn’t have the registration forms available there. They said they had run out.

    So I went back the second time after my birthday, but they still didn’t have forms available.

    This happened in a span of two and a half months, so let’s hope that they really “ran out” of forms instead of just failing to replenish them

    • Joy Lai
    • June 15th, 2010

    I went to the post office in Ampang Point at the end of May….at first, I was told by an older Malay lady the system was possibly down and if not, it could take a very long time to register. I asked to try anyway and a very nice young Malay chap assisted me and we got it done in less than 5 minutes…easy peasy.

    However, i’ve been to the electoral roll website (http://daftarj.spr.gov.my/daftarj/daftarbi.aspx) and my record was not found….

    is there a lag between registration and actual appearance of my record?

  3. It takes at least 3-6 months to be in the electoral roll. Keep this page going guys !! WOOT WOOT

  4. Hi guys,I went to the post office in Sunway Pyramid to renew my driver;s license and thought I might as well ask about registering as a voter. Since I wasn’t officially 21 yet at that time I couldn’t register anyway, but the point was that they didn’t have the registration forms available there. They said they had run out.
    +1

    • WH Chan
    • June 20th, 2010

    When I registered myself at the post office years ago (I think it was 2002 when registration first became possible via the post office), it was quite a breeze as it took about 5 minutes.

    The gentleman who helped me was not sure of the system hence there were some fumbling about. But, it was a relatively easy process as long as we have our MyKad.

    There is no need for forms as it is supposed to be computerised. We will get a form to confirm our regisration (please check your details as mine was wrong the first time!).

    Please check your names after registration as it takes around 3-6 months for the electoral register to be updated.

    Don’t waste our vote which is our right!

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