ARCHIVES 2008

From an impending sodomy trial to holding Pakatan Rakyat together, 2009 will be tough.

By JANE F. RAGAVAN, THE STAR

By Pat Lu, Co-Founder, Pahlawan Volunteers
 
The usual: Anti-ISA Supporters gathered for the twelfth and the last time of 2008.
The unusual: We had a silent vigil. Or rather what started as a silent vigil until Zorro congratulated all those present and we gave ourselves a round of applause.

Let HINDRAF, take this opportunity to wish you, your family and friends best wishes for a happy and prosperous 2009.

We list KT's 36 voting stations (TM), 143 voting streams (Saluran), and the maximum number of voters that can appear in a vote tally. Two oldest voters pushed to the end of queue?

10.5% of voters in Kuala Terengganu are registered without a house number (NoRumah), even after excluding postal voters.

Of Kuala Terengganu's 1,035 postal voters, 1,001 or 97% are police personnel.

SPR again slightly modified all police IC numbers. The same police voters actually remain registered in KT.

Polling day is 2009 Jan 17. Campaign period is 11 days, counting from nomination day of Jan 6.

What does the KT parliamentary seat look like on map? What are the state assembly seats (DUN)? How many voters are here and how have they voted in the past?

67% of Kuala Terengganu voters are 21 to 49 year old. KT contains 187 voters aged 90 to 99, a deletion of 30 voters in this age group from the GE12 roll.