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Housewives also fulfilled their responsibilities as voters in conjunction with the Pulai By-election P.161 Parliament at the Sekolah Kebangsaan Seri Melati voting center, Kempas today. (BERNAMA PHOTO)

Pix for illustration purpose only. - Photo by Bernama

Dominic Lau (third right) with the Gerakan leadership pose for a photo-op after holding a press conference at the Johor Gerakan Headquarters, in Skudai, Johor Bahru.

A check by Bernama in Pulai this morning found the electoral process went smoothly, even though the weather, initially sunny and cloudy in some polling areas, turned into heavy rain until around noon.

NSTP journalist Izlaily Nurul Ain Hussein, 36, who arrived at the polling centre in Sekolah Agama Bandar at 7.15am, said she chose to vote in the morning because she wanted to focus on covering the election for the rest of the day. - BERNAMA

The 14-day Pulai and Simpang Jeram by-election campaign went smoothly without any untoward incident, said Deputy Inspector-General of Police Datuk Seri Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay. - BERNAMA

Five family members were delighted to vote in the Pulai Parliamentary by-election at SMK Taman Bukit Indah today.

Nga Kor Siang became the first to cast his vote at the polling centre at SJK(C) Pei Chai, Bakri.

Based on the latest data released by the Election Commission yesterday, 205,810 registered voters will be casting their ballots today, with 165,509 voters in Pulai and 40,301 in Simpang Jeram. - Photo by Bernama

Ahmad Dasuki (fifth from the right) with PTPTN staff at the Sinar Bestari Education Carnival on Friday.