Muda, a Malaysian political party, has questioned the Election Commission’s (EC) decision not to postpone the Johor state election despite reported logistical challenges. Party vice-president Leben Siddarth argued that holding a separate election increases costs and logistical burdens compared to coordinating it with a potential general election. He further expressed concerns about the fairness of the process and the potential impact on public confidence. Siddarth suggested that if preparation was cited as a reason for the current timing, a delay would have been logical. The party’s inquiry centers on the rationale behind proceeding with the election despite acknowledged difficulties. This raises broader questions about the EC’s decision-making process and transparency regarding election scheduling in Malaysia. The concerns highlight potential implications for future elections and public trust in the electoral system.