How many new voters were automatically registered in September?

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Over 42,000 New Voters Automatically Registered in September Electoral Roll

The September 2023 Electoral Roll (DPT BLN9/2023) includes 42,699 individuals who were automatically registered as new voters. These individuals were citizens aged 18 and above during the period of September 1 to September 30, 2023. The supplementary electoral roll also contains 6,652 names of registered voters who have changed electoral divisions and 1,386 voters who have altered their status or category.
Automatic Registration of New Voters

During September 2023, a significant number of citizens meeting the age criteria were automatically added to the electoral roll. Specifically, 42,699 new voters were registered through this automated process. This automatic registration applies to individuals who turned 18 during that month and were subsequently added to the voter list without requiring a manual application.
Changes in Electoral Divisions and Voter Status

Beyond new registrations, the DPT BLN9/2023 also accounts for existing voters who have updated their information. There are 6,652 registered voters listed who have moved to a different electoral division. Additionally, 1,386 voters are included due to changes in their voter status or category, reflecting administrative updates to the voter database.
Public Review Period and Methods

The Election Commission (EC) has opened the September 2023 Electoral Roll for public review, which will remain accessible until November 22. Citizens can verify their inclusion or check the details of others through several channels. These include the EC's official portals (https://www.spr.gov.my or https://mysprsemak.spr.gov.my), the State Election Offices portal (http://ppn.spr.gov.my), the online application at https://myspr.gov.my, the MySPR Semak mobile application, or by contacting the Voter Registration Check Hotline at 03-8892 7218.
Procedures for Claims and Objections

Individuals aged 18 and above during September 2023, or registered voters who have changed divisions or status, are encouraged to check their names. If a name is missing, a claim can be lodged by completing Form C, which can be submitted online via https://myspr.gov.my or in person at the relevant State Election Office. For those wishing to object to an entry, Form D must be filled out, also available online or at State Election Offices. Both forms can be downloaded from http://ppn.spr.gov.my and must be submitted to the respective State Election Director, accompanied by the required objection fee, during office hours.

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