Applications to Restore Names to Registers of Electors

Debated in Parliament on 29 Feb 2024.

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Leong Mun Wai queried the number of non-voters from the 2023 Presidential Election who applied to have their names restored to the Registers of Electors and how many of these applications were successful.
Chan Chun Sing, responding on behalf of the Prime Minister, stated that as of end-January 2024, 101,464 non-voters had applied for restoration.
All of the 101,464 applications were successful, according to the response.
The exchange highlighted a post-election administrative process regarding voter registration.
The figures provide a clear measure of voter re-enrollment efforts following the 2023 Presidential Election.

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Leong Mun Wai

Mr Leong Mun Wai asked the Prime Minister (a) since the conclusion of the 2023 Presidential Election, how many non-voters have applied to restore their names to the Registers of Electors; and (b) how many of these applications are successful.

Chan Chun Sing (for the Prime Minister)

As of end January 2024, 101,464 non-voters from the 2023 Presidential Election applied to restore their names to the Registers of Electors. All the applications were successful.

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Leong Mun Wai queried the number of non-voters from the 2023 Presidential Election who applied to have their names restored to the Registers of Electors and how many of these applications were successful.
Chan Chun Sing, responding on behalf of the Prime Minister, stated that as of end-January 2024, 101,464 non-voters had applied for restoration.
All of the 101,464 applications were successful, according to the response.
The exchange highlighted a post-election administrative process regarding voter registration.
The figures provide a clear measure of voter re-enrollment efforts following the 2023 Presidential Election.

Questions identified by AI (learn more)

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Applications to Restore Names to Registers of Electors

Debated in Parliament on 29 Feb 2024.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

Leong Mun Wai queried the number of non-voters from the 2023 Presidential Election who applied to have their names restored to the Registers of Electors and how many of these applications were successful.
Chan Chun Sing, responding on behalf of the Prime Minister, stated that as of end-January 2024, 101,464 non-voters had applied for restoration.
All of the 101,464 applications were successful, according to the response.
The exchange highlighted a post-election administrative process regarding voter registration.
The figures provide a clear measure of voter re-enrollment efforts following the 2023 Presidential Election.

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Leong Mun Wai

Chan Chun Sing (for the Prime Minister)

As of end January 2024, 101,464 non-voters from the 2023 Presidential Election applied to restore their names to the Registers of Electors. All the applications were successful.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

Leong Mun Wai queried the number of non-voters from the 2023 Presidential Election who applied to have their names restored to the Registers of Electors and how many of these applications were successful.
Chan Chun Sing, responding on behalf of the Prime Minister, stated that as of end-January 2024, 101,464 non-voters had applied for restoration.
All of the 101,464 applications were successful, according to the response.
The exchange highlighted a post-election administrative process regarding voter registration.
The figures provide a clear measure of voter re-enrollment efforts following the 2023 Presidential Election.

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Leong Mun Wai

Chan Chun Sing (for the Prime Minister)

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Chan Chun Sing (for the Prime Minister)

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