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Should All Malaysians Overseas Be Entitled To Vote?

YES – They should be allowed to vote, and mechanisms should be put in place in to enable them to submit votes by post from where they are.
YES – They should be allowed to vote, but voting should be done at a Malaysian embassy or High Commission.
YES – They should be allowed to vote, but only in special cases (army postings, students, etc) should they be allowed to vote by post or some other mechanism from where they are. Otherwise, vote here.
NO – Only in special cases (army postings, students, etc) should they be allowed to vote.
NO – There should be restrictions, such as a requirement to have been back to Malaysia within a certain time period, in order to qualify as an overseas voter.
NO – Malaysians who have migrated and rooted their lives in another country should not be allowed to vote.

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