Tindak Malaysia says the state constituencies are ‘grossly malapportioned’, with Senadin having more than 68,000 voters while Gedong only has 10,000.
There is a massive urban-rural gap in Sarawak’s state constituencies, says election watchdog Tindak Malaysia.
Tindak Malaysia said Sarawak’s state constituencies are currently “grossly malapportioned” as a result of gerrymandering, citing the imbalanced number of voters in several areas. “This has created a massive urban-rural gap and constitutes a complete disregard for the principle of ‘One Person, One Vote, One Value’,” its director, Danesh Prakash Chacko, said in a statement today.
As part of preparing for this redelineation exercise, Danesh said, Tindak Malaysia has launched a portal to help voters, local authorities, political parties and even the EC in formulating fair electoral boundaries in Sarawak.
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