Your vote matters.

Voting is an integral part of our Malaysian democracy. However, international students, workers and retirees commonly face issues with overseas voting. It is time for the Election Commission to simplify the process. In the meantime, this guide fills in where the Election Commission lacks in information.

Quick Links

Check the Electoral Roll

Complain to the SPR

MySPR Daftar

Register as a voter

Overseas

If you're a first time voter studying or working for Government in another country and you have never registered to vote before.

In Malaysia

Registering as a voter in Malaysia, in person.

Online

Use the MySPR Daftar system to register to vote.

More information

Government, parties and elections

How does government, parliament, parties and elections work.

Key dates and events

Dates of nomination and election day, and NGO events

Eligibility

Age, geographical and occupation restrictions on voting.

Registering to vote

How to register to vote if you are a first-time voter, or have voted before.

On voting day

Postal ballots, marking your ballot, finding a witness and sending your votes back.

Need help?

Help with registering and voting, report issues with registering, voting and intimidation from political parties.

Other ways to get involved in politics

What you can do after voting, or if you missed your chance to vote.

Information

Disclaimer

While we have made every attempt to ensure that the information contained on the Website is correct, we are not responsible for any errors or omissions, or for the results obtained from the use of this information. Information on the Website is for general information purposes only and is not intended to provide any type of professional advice. If you need up-to-date, professional advice, you should contact SPR for more details.

Malaysian Progressives in Australia (MPOZ) is a movement of young Malaysians in Australia who strive for open dialogue of political reform in Malaysia