MELAKA, Nov 10 (Bernama) -- Security personnel must be allowed to make independent decisions when voting in the 16th Melaka State Election (PRN), free from any form of pressure, in keeping with the principle of ballot secrecy in a democratic process.
Security Personnel Must Be Free To Vote Without Pressure - Adam Adli
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Adam Adli Abd Halim urged that security personnel vote independently in the 16th Melaka State Election without pressure, emphasizing ballot secrecy and the importance of objective assessment of candidates.
- Adam Adli stated voters should assess candidates based on track records and credibility.
- EC statistics show 9,769 military personnel and spouses are eligible for early voting.
- An additional 2,762 police personnel are eligible to cast ballots during early voting.
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