Just yesterday (28th March), the Dewan Rakyat officially passed the motion on redelineation, with 129 votes for and 80 against. This resulted in a number of changes in polling stations and parliamentary seats across all states in the peninsular, namely Johor, Selangor, and Perak. In total, 98 of 185 seats the peninsular have reportedly had their boundaries redrawn.
So, if you’re a registered voter, you’re probably keeping an eye on which districts and constituencies have been affected.
Source: mmo
To narrow things down, here are the top 5 constituencies in Selangor that experienced the most growth as a result of this redelineation;
1. Damansara (formerly Petaling Jaya Utara)
GE13 winner: DAP
Number of voters before redelineation: 84,456
Number of voters after redelination: 150,439
2. Petaling Jaya (formerly Petaling Jaya Selatan)
GE13 winner: PKR
Number of voters before redelineation: 78,404
Number of voters after redelination: 129,363
3. Klang
GE13 winner: DAP
Number of voters before redelineation: 98,285
Number of voters after redelination: 136,222
4. Subang (formerly Kelana Jaya)
GE13 winner: PKR
Number of voters before redelineation: 101,603
Number of voters after redelination: 128,330
5. Kota Raja
GE13 winner: Amanah
Number of voters before redelineation: 110,082
Number of voters after redelination: 121,126
Source: vulcan post
Meanwhile, here are the constituencies in Selangor that have had the most losses in voters;
1. Sungai Buloh (formerly Subang)
GE13 winner: PKR
Number of voters before redelineation: 129,846
Number of voters after redelination: 73,448
2. Hulu Langat
GE13 winner: PAS
Number of voters before redelineation: 128,974
Number of voters after redelination: 82,951
3. Kapar
GE13 winner: PKR
Number of voters before redelineation: 146,317
Number of voters after redelination: 106,124
4. Puchong
GE13 winner: DAP
Number of voters before redelineation: 109,473
Number of voters after redelination: 82,698
5. Selayang
GE13 winner: PKR
Number of voters before redelineation: 107,695
Number of voters after redelination: 93,830
In total, Selangor had 18 parliamentary seats changed after the redelineation. An infographic developed by The Star shows the entire list of all the changes that have been made from yesterday’s decision.
Source: the star
Not sure if you’ve been affected by these changes? Find out using this redelineation checker developed by Malaysiakini. This checker requires you to know your constituency (DUN) and polling district, so if you’re not sure about that, check them on the Election Commission’s website here first.
Remember to check if your polling district has changed before going out to vote this upcoming GE14, guys! Every vote counts!
Also read: Redelineation Report Gets Passed by Dewan Rakyat, Opposition Chants “Cheats” in Response
