Disabled persons given priority to vote

The Star 2020-08-14

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Election Academy deputy director (academic) Norlinah Jamman said that persons with disabilities are no longer required to bring a family member. They will just need a trusted person to accompany them to the voting centre. She said this on Sunday during a briefing on the voting process for persons with disabilities.
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