MOBILISING PRAYER FOR GENERAL ELECTIONS 2013 - NECF
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<strong>PRAYER</strong>UNITED<br />
GE13<br />
<strong>MOBILISING</strong> <strong>PRAYER</strong> <strong>FOR</strong><br />
<strong>GENERAL</strong> <strong>ELECTIONS</strong> <strong>2013</strong><br />
“I know that you can do all things,<br />
and that no purpose of yours can<br />
be thwarted.” ~Job 42:2 (ESV)<br />
For private circulation only
CONTENTS<br />
Section Page<br />
1. Ideas for Prayer Mobilisation 4<br />
2. General Prayer Points 9<br />
3. Appendices<br />
Election information to aid informed prayer 20<br />
A practical guide to voting 53<br />
“If my people who are called by my name humble themselves, and<br />
pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear<br />
from heaven and will forgive their sin and heal their land.”<br />
~ 2 Chronicles 7:14 (ESV)<br />
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THE CHALLENGE –<br />
PREPARING <strong>FOR</strong> THE SPIRITUAL RESET OF THE<br />
NATION THIS JUBILEE YEAR<br />
• <strong>PRAYER</strong> UNITED is calling all churches in Malaysia to mobilise<br />
prayer for the approaching general elections. This call to prayer is<br />
embodied in the principles laid out in the recent circular from the<br />
Christian Federation of Malaysia (CFM) dated 18 th July, 2012<br />
entitled “VOTE WISELY; VOTE <strong>FOR</strong> A BETTER MALAYSIA.”<br />
• This guide serves to provide guidance and ideas to encourage<br />
every Christian, network, intercessory group and church to take an<br />
active part in upholding our country, MALAYSIA, in prayer, as the<br />
nation prepares itself towards the imminent general election<br />
(GE13).<br />
• We appeal to all Christians to remain faithful, that in our exercise<br />
of leadership and stewardship in obedience to God’s Word, that<br />
we exercise our duty to nation building to vote as well as to soak<br />
in prayer the nation’s well being; ahead, during, and after the<br />
general elections.<br />
• We believe that this election season is one of the most critical of<br />
our nation’s history as it will be held during the Jubilee year, a<br />
spiritual reset for the nation. This is not a coincidence.<br />
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SUGGESTED SEASONS OF <strong>PRAYER</strong> IN THE RUN-UP<br />
TO <strong>GENERAL</strong> <strong>ELECTIONS</strong> <strong>2013</strong><br />
1<br />
2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
• From now until the announcement of the dissolution of<br />
Parliament;<br />
• From the dissolution of Parliament to the announcement of<br />
nomination and polling dates;<br />
• From nomination day to eve of polling day;<br />
• The polling day;<br />
• From the close of polling, right through counting of votes up<br />
to tallying of nal results<br />
• From results announcement to the setting up of stable<br />
federal cabinet and state governments<br />
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SECTION 1<br />
IDEAS <strong>FOR</strong> <strong>PRAYER</strong> MOBILISATION<br />
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MOBILISE <strong>PRAYER</strong> NOW!<br />
• The following are some suggestions of what you and your church can<br />
do right now to mobilise prayer:-<br />
• Be an Example. Set aside a minimum of 5 minutes daily in your<br />
personal prayer times to pray for our nation and GE13.<br />
• Cell Group/Home Fellowships. Get your cell groups and/or home<br />
fellowship groups to uphold the nation and the GE13 in faithful prayer<br />
every time you meet.<br />
• Sunday Services and Sunday Prayer Watch. Consider setting aside<br />
time during the Sunday service to pray for the nation and GE13 – for<br />
peace, righteousness and justice to prevail.<br />
• Weekly Prayer Meetings. Mobilise the congregation to come pray<br />
together at your regular prayer meetings to uphold the nation in<br />
prayer.<br />
• Combined Inter-Church Prayer Meetings. Bring parishes/<br />
congregations/denominations together in the same constituency or<br />
town and come together to pray prior to the dissolution of<br />
Parliament.<br />
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CREATIVE <strong>PRAYER</strong> IDEAS<br />
• Fast for the nation. Set aside special times or days of prayer and fasting<br />
for the nation.<br />
• Set up a 24-7 Prayer Room or 24-7 Prayer Watch. Set aside a prayer<br />
room (e.g. in your church) to pray around the clock 24-7 in continuous<br />
unbroken prayer for the nation. Decorate the room with pictures and<br />
maps to help in prayer. Consider mobilising 24-7 prayer chains by<br />
getting groups or individuals to pray every hour through creating a<br />
virtual prayer room, and pass the “prayer baton” on.<br />
• Meet the nomination candidates, your future “ADUN” and “MP”,<br />
both the incumbent and contenders. Mobilise a group of Christians in<br />
your constituency to pray for your parliamentary and/or state seat by<br />
praying at the service centres of various political parties. Do offer prayer<br />
for the various incumbents and potential candidates selected for<br />
running in GE13. Offer to pray for the candidates.<br />
• Organise prayer walks or prayer drives. Organise prayer walks or<br />
prayer drives around our vicinity, constituency, local government<br />
buildings, schools, polling centres, around the town or city.<br />
• Organise inter-church 24-7 combined prayer meetings on the week<br />
of the election. Organise or participate in inter-church combined<br />
prayer meetings in our town or constituency, mobilising more Christians<br />
to pray continuously.<br />
• Pause for a short "closing prayer" each time after you nished reading<br />
or listening to news connected to the GE 13.<br />
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HISTORICAL TREND OF CAMPAIGN PERIODS<br />
ELECTION<br />
YEAR<br />
NO. OF CAMPAIGN DAYS<br />
1986 10<br />
1990 10<br />
1995 10<br />
1999 9<br />
2004 8<br />
2008 13<br />
According to the Elections Commission, GE13 is expected to<br />
have a campaign period of at least 10 days. We suggest that<br />
prayer teams be ready to soak the nation in 24-7 prayer for at<br />
least 10 days and longer (possibly up to 21 days).<br />
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<strong>PRAYER</strong> IDEAS DURING CAMPAIGN PERIOD<br />
• Once the campaign period is set, we suggest that Christians to<br />
rally together in prayer in the following manner:<br />
• As polling day is very likely to fall on a Saturday, we suggest<br />
that congregations spend time to pray for GE13 on the<br />
preceding Sunday.<br />
• During the campaign period, assuming from Monday to<br />
Thursday, churches are encouraged to hold nightly prayer<br />
meetings, either in small groups or in church. We suggest<br />
that churches come together during that week for an interchurch<br />
gathering in all cities and suburbs – perhaps every<br />
night in a different church but all Christians praying in unity.<br />
• On the eve of the polling day, (e.g. Friday) we suggest a<br />
24-7 prayer cover on an inter-church basis until the<br />
counting is completed.<br />
• Churches are also encouraged to organise or manage<br />
online sign-ups or prayer vigils so that Christians leaving to<br />
their hometowns to vote or having to serve at the polling<br />
stations, can participate in prayer as well.<br />
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SECTION 2<br />
<strong>GENERAL</strong> <strong>PRAYER</strong> POINTS<br />
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<strong>PRAYER</strong> <strong>FOR</strong> PEACEFUL <strong>ELECTIONS</strong> & <strong>FOR</strong> GOD’S<br />
PURPOSES TO BE FULFILLED<br />
• Pray that God's plans and purposes for our nation will be<br />
established during this election season.<br />
• Pray that we will be a nation that follows God and is a blessing to<br />
the nations of the earth.<br />
• Pray for harmony and peace during and after elections, and for the<br />
safety of all candidates, officials and voters during the entire<br />
elections.<br />
• We ask God to overrule and stop any attempt at stirring up<br />
violence and rioting before, during and after the elections, and<br />
that peace and harmony will prevail for the well-being of all<br />
communities and for the nation.<br />
• Pray that the powers of darkness will be bound and have no<br />
freedom to advance the cause of evil, injustice, and extremisms of<br />
various forms during the election.<br />
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<strong>PRAYER</strong> AT NATIONAL & STATE LEVEL<br />
"Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a disgrace to any people."<br />
~ Proverbs 14:34<br />
1. Pray that the man and woman of righteousness, the person of God's<br />
choosing, will be elected in every parliamentary seat and every<br />
office at the state [ADUN – Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri] level.<br />
2. Pray that every appointment as state, city and town councilors,<br />
members of Parliament, senator, mayor, minister and to the office<br />
of the Prime Minister, will also be persons of God’s choosing, men<br />
and women who uphold truth, justice and righteousness.<br />
3. Pray for the formation of a government that respects people’s<br />
rights, upholds justice, incorruptibility, ethics and freedom to<br />
believe.<br />
4. Pray for the formation of a government that upholds good<br />
stewardship, quality education, and wise management of national<br />
debt.<br />
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<strong>PRAYER</strong> AT NATIONAL & STATE LEVEL (Cont’d)<br />
"Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a disgrace to any people."<br />
~ Proverbs 14:34<br />
5. Pray for the election of men and women who are peacemakers able<br />
to foster unity, reconciliation and prosperity for all.<br />
6. Pray for men and women of righteousness to be elected who possess<br />
the moral and political will to implement the breaking of<br />
institutionalized racism, oppression of indigenous peoples and<br />
mistreatment of migrants and refugees.<br />
7. Pray against the election of any extremists of any kind who incite<br />
hatred and mischief and all forms of racial and religious divide.<br />
8. Pray for members of the media, that they will publish news truthfully<br />
and with integrity, provide factual information and provide equal<br />
opportunity for all political parties to speak of their manifesto. Pray<br />
for unity-forming opinions to be delivered by the media – that they<br />
will choose to play a key role in peace and reconciliation, and not to<br />
stir up hatred or submit to rumour-mongering.<br />
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<strong>PRAYER</strong> <strong>FOR</strong> THE CHURCH<br />
"The zeal of the Lord Almighty will accomplish this." ~ Isaiah 9:7<br />
1. Pray that the Church will be fully awakened, engaged and<br />
empowered during this critical season and understand the<br />
urgency and importance of this election and its implications for<br />
the advancement of God's purposes in our nation and around the<br />
world.<br />
2. Pray for a zealousness to uphold God’s name and His glory to be<br />
lifted up in this nation.<br />
3. Pray for the Church to be united, and to show love for one another<br />
during this season of prayer.<br />
4. Pray for the Church to be a good corporate citizen, and encourage<br />
all members to do their national duty to vote and participate in<br />
the nation-building process.<br />
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<strong>PRAYER</strong> <strong>FOR</strong> ELECTION OFFICIALS<br />
AND SECURITY OFFICERS<br />
"The Lord abhors dishonest scales, but accurate weights are his<br />
delight." ~ Proverbs 11:1<br />
1. Pray that every official involved in the election process –<br />
including the election officials, appointees, police, RELA and<br />
army - will serve with honesty and integrity of heart. Pray that<br />
they will exercise wisdom and act justly during the course of<br />
the campaigning, and uphold peace and order until after the<br />
elections are over.<br />
2. Pray also for all elections officials, including polling and<br />
counting agents, as well as election observers, to serve<br />
diligently and honourably, ensuring accuracy and integrity in<br />
the entire election process.<br />
3. Pray that the security forces will be impartial and provide<br />
protection towards all political parties, act fairly and maintain<br />
peace in the nation.<br />
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<strong>PRAYER</strong> <strong>FOR</strong> VOTERS<br />
"And the Spirit of the Lord shall rest upon him, the Spirit of wisdom and<br />
understanding, the Spirit of counsel and might, the Spirit of knowledge and the<br />
fear of the Lord. And his delight shall be in the fear of the Lord. He shall not judge<br />
by what his eyes see, or decide ... by what his ears hear.” ~ Isaiah 11:2-3<br />
1. Pray that each citizen will be convicted to vote for the man and<br />
woman of righteousness, the person of God's choosing.<br />
2. Pray for every Christian voter to exercise his stewardship in<br />
nation building and duty to the country by coming to vote.<br />
3. Pray that God's Spirit will overshadow each one as he or she<br />
makes a decision when casting their vote.<br />
4. Pray for a spirit of wisdom, discernment and courage to fall on<br />
every voter, and not be unduly affected or inuenced by<br />
irresponsible parties bent on distorting truth or cause fear, or fall<br />
prey to rumours, lies or money. Pray for a spirit of justice, for<br />
courage, and for love of the nation to be impressed on every<br />
heart queuing to vote on polling day.<br />
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<strong>PRAYER</strong> <strong>FOR</strong> PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES<br />
• There are 222 parliamentary constituencies up for contest this<br />
GE13. The following parliamentary constituencies are divided<br />
according to states which are provided in this section.<br />
• We encourage you to pray for righteous men and women to be<br />
raised in this GE13, by doing the following:<br />
1. Cover your own state and the various constituencies in your<br />
state in prayer;<br />
2. Adopt one state which is not your own to pray for;<br />
3. Pray for constituencies in Sabah and/or Sarawak;<br />
4. Pray for the constituencies in the Federal Territories of Kuala<br />
Lumpur, Putrajaya and Labuan, where the Federal<br />
Government sits.<br />
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<strong>PRAYER</strong> <strong>FOR</strong> STATE CONSTITUENCIES<br />
• There are 13 state governments in Malaysia. Usually state<br />
government elections are held alongside parliamentary elections.<br />
However, in GE13, only 12 states are up for contest, i.e. Sarawak<br />
state is excluded.<br />
• Currently, of the 13 state governments, 4 are controlled by<br />
Pakatan Rakyat - Selangor, Penang, Kedah and Kelantan - Selangor<br />
and Penang being the richest states per capita in Malaysia.<br />
• We encourage you to pray for righteous men and women to be<br />
raised in this GE13 in every state government, so that state<br />
resources can be managed for the benet of the people wisely and<br />
with integrity, and that the people will be cared for justly.<br />
• Please mobilise prayer in the following manner –<br />
1. Cover your own state and the various constituencies in your<br />
state in prayer;<br />
2. Adopt one state which is not your own to pray for;<br />
3. Uphold Sabah and/or Sarawak;<br />
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SECTION 3<br />
APPENDICES<br />
ELECTION IN<strong>FOR</strong>MATION<br />
TO AID IN<strong>FOR</strong>MED <strong>PRAYER</strong><br />
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STATE GOVERNMENTS IN MALAYSIA<br />
20
RESULTS MAP OF PARLIAMENTARY RESULTS IN<br />
GE12 IN 2008<br />
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<strong>GENERAL</strong> ELECTION RESULTS THROUGH THE YEARS<br />
Chart 1: On 100% stacked basis<br />
No of Seats Won (%)<br />
100%<br />
80%<br />
60%<br />
40%<br />
20%<br />
0%<br />
Chart 2: Actual no. of seats won<br />
No of Seats Won<br />
250<br />
200<br />
150<br />
100<br />
50<br />
0<br />
30 15 49<br />
19 24 22 29 53<br />
30 45<br />
74 89 95 135 130 132 148 127 162 148 198 140<br />
Barisan Nasional Opposition<br />
21<br />
82<br />
2/3 Majority<br />
** Excludes Sabah & Sarawak<br />
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<strong>GENERAL</strong> ELECTION RESULTS THROUGH THE YEARS<br />
Chart 3: On Popular Votes Basis<br />
% Popular Vote<br />
70<br />
60<br />
50<br />
40<br />
30<br />
20<br />
10<br />
0<br />
Election Year<br />
GOVT OPPOSITION<br />
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Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur & Putrajaya<br />
WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN KUALA LUMPUR & PUTRAJAYA<br />
Komposisi Pemilih Kategori Pemilih<br />
Komposisi Peratusan Jumlah<br />
Cina 51.42% 410,969<br />
India 10.51% 83,985<br />
BP Sabah 0.34% 2,755<br />
BP Sarawak 0.36% 2,913<br />
Orang Asli 0.02% 121<br />
Lain-lain 0.73% 5,864<br />
799,266<br />
Bilangan Petugas<br />
Melayu 36.62% 292,659<br />
Jumlah Saluran<br />
1349<br />
Jumlah Pusat Mengundi<br />
209<br />
Jumlah Pusat Mengundi Awal<br />
21<br />
1 Pegawai Pengurus 12<br />
2 Penolong Pegawai Pengurus 32<br />
3 Ketua Pasukan Penguat Kuasa Kempen Pilihan Raya 24<br />
4 Ahli PP-KPR 39<br />
5 Pembantu Pilihan Raya 42<br />
6 Kerani PP-KPR 36<br />
7 Kerani Pembantu Pilihan Raya 74<br />
8 Penyelia Pusat Mengundi 230<br />
9 Ketua Tempat Mengundi 1,349<br />
10 Kerani Pengundian Mengira Undi 5,396<br />
11 Kerani Penyemak Daftar Pemilih 1,320<br />
12 Kerani Undi Pos 328<br />
13 Pemandu Arah Pusat Mengundi (PAPM) 1,239<br />
14 Penyambut Tetamu 36<br />
15 Jurutaip 48<br />
16 Pemandu 24<br />
17 Buruh 204<br />
Jumlah 10,433<br />
Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
Jumlah Parlimen<br />
12<br />
Jumlah Dewan Undangan Negeri<br />
TIADA<br />
Pemilih Biasa 758,026<br />
Pengundi Awal (Tentera) 24,979<br />
Pengundi Awal (Polis) 15,845<br />
Pengundi Tidak Hadir (Luar Negara) 416<br />
Jumlah 799,266<br />
24
Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur & Putrajaya<br />
Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
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Terengganu<br />
NEGERI TERENGGANU<br />
Jumlah Parlimen<br />
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Jumlah Dewan Undangan Negeri<br />
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Jumlah Saluran<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi Awal<br />
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Komposisi Pemilih Kategori Pemilih<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
Terengganu<br />
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NEGERI SELANGOR<br />
Jumlah Parlimen<br />
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Jumlah Dewan Undangan Negeri<br />
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Jumlah Saluran<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi Awal<br />
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Komposisi Pemilih Kategori Pemilih<br />
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Bilangan Petugas<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
Selangor<br />
Pemilih Tidak Hadir (Luar Negara) <br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
Selangor<br />
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NEGERI SARAWAK<br />
Sarawak<br />
Jumlah Parlimen<br />
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Jumlah Dewan Undangan Negeri<br />
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Jumlah Saluran<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi Awal<br />
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Komposisi Pemilih Kategori Pemilih<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
Sarawak<br />
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Sabah & Labuan<br />
NEGERI SABAH & LABUAN<br />
Jumlah Parlimen<br />
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Jumlah Dewan Undangan Negeri<br />
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Jumlah Saluran<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi Awal<br />
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Komposisi Pemilih Kategori Pemilih<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
Sabah & Labuan<br />
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PULAU PINANG<br />
Penang<br />
Jumlah Parlimen<br />
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Jumlah Dewan Undangan Negeri<br />
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Jumlah Saluran<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi Awal<br />
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Komposisi Pemilih Kategori Pemilih<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
Penang<br />
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NEGERI PERLIS<br />
Perlis<br />
Jumlah Parlimen<br />
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Jumlah Dewan Undangan Negeri<br />
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Jumlah Saluran<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi Awal<br />
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Komposisi Pemilih Kategori Pemilih<br />
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Bilangan Petugas<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
Perlis<br />
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NEGERI PERAK<br />
Perak<br />
Jumlah Parlimen<br />
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Jumlah Dewan Undangan Negeri<br />
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Jumlah Saluran<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi Awal<br />
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Komposisi Pemilih Kategori Pemilih<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
Perak<br />
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NEGERI PAHANG<br />
Pahang<br />
Jumlah Parlimen<br />
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Jumlah Dewan Undangan Negeri<br />
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Jumlah Saluran<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi Awal<br />
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Komposisi Pemilih Kategori Pemilih<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
Pahang<br />
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NEGERI SEMBILAN<br />
Negri Sembilan<br />
Jumlah Parlimen<br />
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Jumlah Dewan Undangan Negeri<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
Negri Sembilan<br />
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NEGERI MELAKA<br />
Melaka<br />
Jumlah Parlimen<br />
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Jumlah Dewan Undangan Negeri<br />
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Jumlah Saluran<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
Melaka<br />
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NEGERI KELANTAN<br />
Kelantan<br />
Jumlah Parlimen<br />
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Jumlah Dewan Undangan Negeri<br />
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Jumlah Saluran<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi Awal<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
Kelantan<br />
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NEGERI KEDAH<br />
Kedah<br />
Jumlah Parlimen<br />
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Jumlah Dewan Undangan Negeri<br />
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Jumlah Saluran<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
Kedah<br />
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NEGERI JOHOR<br />
Johor<br />
Jumlah Parlimen<br />
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Jumlah Dewan Undangan Negeri<br />
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Jumlah Saluran<br />
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Jumlah Pusat Mengundi<br />
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Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
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SECTION 3<br />
APPENDICES<br />
A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO VOTING<br />
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DO YOU KNOW<br />
WHERE’S YOUR<br />
CONSTITUENCY?<br />
• http://www.pru13.gov.my<br />
• http://daftarj.spr.gov.my/<br />
DaftarjBM.aspx<br />
• SMS: Type SPR SEMAK and send to 15888.<br />
• Find out which STATE<br />
(DUN – DEWAN<br />
UNDANGAN NEGERI) and<br />
PARLIAMENTARY<br />
constituency you will be<br />
voting in.<br />
To: 15888<br />
New message:<br />
SPR SEMAK <br />
send<br />
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WRITE THE DETAILS OF<br />
YOUR CONSTITUENCY<br />
HERE!<br />
• Once you know which<br />
constituency you fall<br />
under, do the following:<br />
• Find out the contenders<br />
for both the MP and<br />
ADUN – get to know<br />
their background and<br />
details<br />
• Pray for God’s leading<br />
on the man or woman of<br />
righteousness of His<br />
choice for your<br />
constituency<br />
• Pray for your state and<br />
parliamentary<br />
constituencies<br />
• DON’T <strong>FOR</strong>GET TO VOTE<br />
ON POLLING DAY!<br />
My Constituency:<br />
Parliament:<br />
P____ _____________<br />
State:<br />
N____ _____________<br />
Voting Centre:<br />
___________________<br />
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Pray for Peace and Integrity in the Election<br />
Process at the Voting Centres<br />
Source: The Elections Commission of Malaysia<br />
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USE OF INDELIBLE INK<br />
GE13 will see the introduction of<br />
indelible ink for the rst time, which<br />
will see the use of the indelible ink<br />
to put a marking of the left index<br />
nger of the voter before being<br />
given the ballot paper. Its use is to<br />
prevent repeated voting.<br />
This procedure will happen only<br />
when inside the polling station and<br />
will be done by the polling clerk<br />
before you are given the ballot<br />
paper.<br />
DO NOT allow anyone to put the ink<br />
on your nger prior to entering the<br />
polling station of your voting centre<br />
to cast your ballot.<br />
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BALLOT PAPERS<br />
All voters will be given two ballot<br />
papers – one for parliamentary<br />
a n d a n o t h e r f o r s t a t e<br />
constituency, with the exception<br />
for federal territories and Sarawak,<br />
which will only have one ballot<br />
paper for parliamentary elections<br />
only.<br />
DO NOT let your vote become a<br />
spoilt vote by putting in wrong<br />
markings. PENS will be provided<br />
(no longer pencils). Mark an “X”<br />
CLEARLY in the box provided for<br />
the party you wish to vote for.<br />
DO NOT let the voting clerk put<br />
markings on your ballot paper, or<br />
accidentally stain the ballot paper<br />
with indelible ink from your nger,<br />
as this could result in a spoilt vote.<br />
Caption: Samples of the ballot paper<br />
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VOLUNTEER AS ELECTION OBSERVERS<br />
• The following NGOs have been accredited by the Elections<br />
Commission as independent observers:<br />
• the Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs (IDEAS);<br />
• Merdeka Centre;<br />
• Asian Strategy and Leadership Institute (Asli);<br />
• Transparency International Malaysia (TI-M);<br />
• Association for the Promotion of Human Rights (Proham).<br />
• Among others participating as independent elections observers<br />
are Malaysians for Free and Fair Elections (MAFREL) and Pemantau<br />
Pilihan Raya Rakyat (PEMANTAU)<br />
• We encourage all Christians to be actively participating in the<br />
election process by also volunteering for any of these<br />
organisations. Bring your smartphones along on polling day to<br />
help video or take pictures and send directly to these<br />
organisations in your reporting and monitoring.<br />
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<strong>PRAYER</strong>UNITED<br />
Prayer United is a movement of<br />
the leading prayer networks,<br />
denominational prayer<br />
networks and pastors’<br />
fellowships in the nation.<br />
JOINT SECRETARIES:<br />
Chrisanne Chin (CCM)<br />
Andy Chi (<strong>NECF</strong>)<br />
Kindly contact your immediate prayer network for assistance or queries. For<br />
further matters, please contact the Prayer United Secretariat at<br />
247prayer.my@gmail.com.<br />
If you require any other support, please contact:<br />
Chrisanne Chin | +6012-2376102 |<br />
chrisanne.chin@gmail.com<br />
NETWORKS IN <strong>PRAYER</strong> UNITED:<br />
(in alphabetical order)<br />
1. 24-7 Prayer Malaysia<br />
2. AG Prayer Commission<br />
3. Council of Churches of Malaysia (Youth<br />
Network)<br />
4. Kota Kinabalu Pastors’ Fellowship<br />
5. Kuching Ministers’ Fellowship<br />
6. Methodist Church Prayer Network<br />
7. Malaysia National Prayer Nurturing<br />
8. <strong>NECF</strong> Prayer Commission<br />
9. Penang Ministers’ Fellowship<br />
"Your kingdom come, your will be<br />
done, on earth as it is in heaven."<br />
~ Matthew 6:10 (ESV)<br />
Rev Andy Chi| +6016-2030561 |<br />
andy@necf.org.my<br />
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