Malaysian Media Monitors’ Diary 29 Feb 2008 What a transformation in theSun ever since Vincent Tan took over the paper in January – and it has been for the worse, in terms of the way the paper has allowed itself to be blatantly used as
NST: 29 Feb, 2008 KUALA LUMPUR: An email is misleading the public into believing that certain parties are using phantom voters to help them win the election, Election Commission chairman Tan Sri Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman said yesterday. The email, which is widely distributed, contains
NST: 29 Feb 2008 PUTRAJAYA: There are 8,666 voters who are more than 100 years old in the country. Sabah has the highest number, 2,096, followed by Sarawak (1,458), Johor (976), Perak (959), Selangor (549), Penang (442), Pahang (397), Federal Territory (367), Kedah (356), Negri
Malaysian Media Monitors’ Diary: 29 Feb 2008 http://www.aliran.com/elections/2008/02/sabah-sarawak-papers-carry-bn-threats.html The Borneo Post and The Daily Express have carried reports effectively warning voters that they risk losing development grants in their areas if they vote for the opposition.
Daily Express: 28 Feb 2008 http://www.dailyexpress.com.my/news.cfm?NewsID=56133 Tuaran: Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Haji Aman said he dread to think what will happen to Sabah if the State falls into the hands of the opposition.
The Borneo Post – 28 Feb 2008 (http://www.theborneopost.com/?p=31830) Voters should know by now seats won by DAP in last state election without devt projects: Chan KUCHING: Constituencies under Democratic Action Party (DAP) after the 2006 state election are suffering today because they have been cut
NST: 28 Feb, 2008 Two of Selangor’s oldest voters – a man and a woman – are 128 years old. If they were to cast their ballots on March 8, they could just make it to the Malaysia Book of Records. There’s a snag –
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