EC to scrutinise voters who shared marked ballot photos after Johor polls
摘要
马来西亚选举委员会将对第16届柔佛州选举期间选民在社交媒体上传已标记选票照片的事件进行详细审查。选委会主席丹斯里拉姆兰哈伦表示，委员会需先确认这些照片是由普通选民在投票站内拍摄，还是由邮寄选民拍摄。他指出，虽然社交媒体上出现多张已标记选票照片，但无法确认拍摄地点。选委会将深入调查，确保此类事件不再发生。拉姆兰提醒选民，根据标准作业程序，进入投票站前须将手机放
ISKANDAR PUTERI, July 12 — The Election Commission (EC) will conduct a detailed review into incidents involving voters who uploaded photographs of marked ballot papers on social media during the 16th Johor state election, reported Sinar Harian.
EC chairman Datuk Seri Ramlan Harun said the commission first needed to determine whether the images were taken by ordinary voters inside polling streams or by postal voters.
“We saw several posts on social media where some parties uploaded pictures of marked ballot papers.
“However, we cannot confirm whether the images were taken inside polling streams during normal voting or whether they may have involved postal voters,” he was quoted as saying at a press conference at Bangunan Sultan Ismail here yesterday.
Ramlan said the EC would examine the matter further to ensure such incidents, particularly involving ordinary voters, do not recur in future elections.
According to the Malay daily he reminded voters that EC standard operating procedures require them to place their mobile phones in designated white boxes before entering polling streams.
Meanwhile, Ramlan said the EC would continue sharing unofficial election results through live broadcasts on social media following positive feedback from the initiative first introduced during the Kinabatangan by-election.
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