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The Election Commission has commenced counting roughly 12,000 postal votes for Negeri Sembilan's 16th state election across eight tallying centres, with party representatives present throughout the process.
Negeri Sembilan's early polling centres will operate on July 28 with staggered closing times between noon and 5 pm. Nearly 22,000 military personnel, spouses, and police officers are eligible to vote early ahead of the August 1 state election.
The 16th Johor State Election proceeded on July 11 with generally favourable conditions, though Muar experienced heavy downpours. Over 2.7 million voters participated across 1,076 polling centres.
The Election Commission has reminded Johor voters to confirm their polling locations and voting streams using the MySPR Semak portal or mobile application before Saturday's 16th state election, where 2.7 million eligible voters are expected to cast ballots.