are these phantoms going to vote for khairy?

… you know, so that the famous son-in-law (SIL) can win?

check the IC nos. of the following from SPR’s electoral checklist and see for yourself.

890211050014 @ 1307762

961022505236 @ A7023350

971219750079 @ 0902843

991230710156 @ 2024648

991025740081 @ 0216550

all these voters over 100 years old are under the rembau constituency where khairy is contesting!

oh ok i know… you don’t have to tell me… that phantom voters like this appears in other constituencies too (like in sg siput), not only in rembau, so it is unfair to single out khairy. well this is not a matter of being fair or unfair. (but i got to admit i just love to single out the arrogant SIL). it just happen that i managed to get hold of these IC nos. in rembau constituency from someone. if any of you can get hold of phantom voters IC nos. of other constituencies, i will welcome them and blog about it too. (i mean all the IC nos. of phantom voters in one same constituency).
(i notice maverick had blog about phantom voters too and one of his commenter posted lots of IC nos. of phantoms).

in this instance, what we could do is to notify the polling agents of these IC nos., so that they can be alerted if someone with these IC nos/names turned up to vote.

btw, talking about phantom voters, do you know there are different kind of definition of phantom voters as defined by different groups?

SPR – those who had passed away and their record being used by others to vote.

political parties – unknown voters, those imported from opposing parties.

election watchdog MAFREL – after studying, voters found to be:
a)  unknown identity by the house owner in a valid address.
b)  registered in a false address, and
c)  casting vote on polling day.

2 days ago at my house, i received this voter information slip (as the picture you see here, but the slip is not mine) from BN about my voter’s details (like what it appears in the SPR voters registration check). my mother and sister who are staying with me, naturally received them too… but i was surprised to receive another one of an unknown person with the name – ivy chin meng see (picture – i had blacked out my house address). ahh… this must be a phantom voter under MAFREL’s definition (a). no doubt the house i’m staying in had previous owners but i know their names, and this name that is found on SPR electoral roll registered under my house address, is not a familiar name at all! see, i personally experienced a phantom voter in my house! i wonder if this person – ivy chin meng see – had her name registered somewhere else?

talking about the voter information slip from BN, i notice that my IC no. appears on it. (look at the scanned picture of the phantom voter in my house). this is no good since the slip is very open (not insert in an envelope), meaning if anyone get hold of the slip, they will know my IC no. (not forget other important details). i thought BN is so rich (unlike opposition), why can’t they have the slip seal in an envelope? or better still, like what the bank will give you when sending you your PIN no – sealed up all round…  to be open only when you tear all 3 corners. hehe. this is too much?