MELAKA: Campaigning for the Melaka polls has so far been marked by a relatively cordial atmosphere on the ground, even as political parties sharpen their rhetoric and step up efforts to secure support ahead of polling day on Nov 14.
Campaign workers from Barisan Nasional, Pakatan Harapan and Perikatan Nasional have described the campaign as largely peaceful, with candidates concentrating on meeting voters, visiting communities and presenting their respective agendas.
Some have even likened the contest to a friendly football match, suggesting that political differences have yet to translate into open hostility among campaign teams.
A campaign worker for BN's Serkam candidate Datuk Azman Abdullah said there had been no provocations, describing the campaign as a healthy contest.
