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This paper addresses a significant data gap in Malaysian electoral research by providing a comprehensive, machine-readable dataset of electoral boundaries. This enables spatial analysis of issues like malapportionment and gerrymandering, which were previously difficult to study. The inclusion of election maps and cartograms further enhances the utility of the dataset for geospatial analysis. The open-access nature of the data is crucial for promoting transparency and facilitating research.
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This is the first complete, publicly-available, and machine-readable record of Malaysia's electoral boundaries, and fills a critical gap in the country's electoral data infrastructure.