Election is first to be held since law change lowered voting age to 18 and automatically registered voters Malaysians queued at polling stations on Saturday to vote in an unpredictable general election in which millions of young and first-time voters could decide the country's future. Some queued for hours to vote in the election, the first to be held since a constitutional change lowered the voting age to 18 and automatically registered voters, increasing the electorate by 6 million.
Election is first to be held since law change lowered voting age to 18 and automatically registered voters Malaysians queued at polling stations on Saturday to vote in an unpredictable general election in which millions of young and first-time voters could decide the country's future. Some queued for hours to vote in the election, the first to be held since a constitutional change lowered the voting age to 18 and automatically registered voters, increasing the electorate by 6 million.
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