Kuala Lampur, May 15 -- Almost 8,000 people filed into voting rooms on September 26, 2020 in Bengkoka, Sabah. There were 11 names to pick from to be their next assemblyman.

Not sure if they used A4-sized paper as ballots to factor the unprecedented number of candidates.

It was also during the Covid-19 lockdown, a lot of gloves and protective gear were presumably involved.

Eleven names. Aminah Ambrose was one of the independent candidates.

Her husband Amir Kahar Mustapha was a candidate in adjacent N01 Banggi.

Anyway, 11 names. Too many?

This is quite a question, more so since the Sabah elections are scheduled for this year.

Associated implications extend to the rest of the country. Mindful, a general election happens no later than ...