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39 candidates filed nomination papers by the deadline for the Sept. 21 vote in the crisis-hit nation.

The deadline for submission of nomination papers has been extended by two days to facilitate political parties and candidates.

A total of 1,386 candidate nomination papers were received by the Election Commission (EC) during the GE15 nomination session today.

A new chapter was written in the country's history books when 945 candidates from various parties submitted their nomination papers to contest in the GE15.

No candidates have won uncontested in the GE15 while six nomination papers were rejected, according to the Election Commission (EC).

His nomination papers were said to have been rejected by the EC due to this court record.

Chow, who is Penang DAP chairman, had since recovered after being tested positive for COVID-19 last Tuesday.

The long-time party member submitted his nomination papers to contest in Batu as an independent, running against Pakatan Harapans (PH) pick P. Prabakaran.

Only candidates, proposers and seconders are allowed to enter the nomination centres.

The EC has announced that the nomination papers for the GE15 and state by-election for the Bugaya seat in Sabah, can only be submitted from 9 am to 10 am this Saturday.

Abdul Ghani Salleh said none of the nomination papers received during the nomination process was rejected.

Abdul Ghani said candidates' nomination papers should be submitted by the allocated time through their proposer or seconder.

The Election Commission (EC) received a total of 447 nomination papers from candidates vying for 73 state seats contested in the Sabah state election

MIC headquarters is sending out the B Form to party branches to enable them to hold their annual meetings and elections.

Only two candidates, namely Barisan Nasional's Datuk Mah Siew Keong and DAP's Dyana Sofya Mohd Daud submitted their nomination papers when the nomination process closed at 10 am.