The Melaka PH chairman says those voting in a state election for the first time understand that this is about their future.
Key takeaways
Adly highlighted that 68% of Melaka’s young voters prioritize good governance, urging them to vote as the first time voters aged 18+ can influence the state election, while overseas voters may also impact results.
- 68% of young voters in Melaka care about governance, integrity, and transparency.
- Adly urges 18+ voters to recognize their ballots’ importance in shaping the state’s future.
- PH aims for 75% turnout, with some constituencies potentially exceeding 80%.
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Melaka Pakatan Harapan chairman Adly Zahari said young voters realise the importance of trustworthy leaders, good governance, and a transparent administration.MELAKA: Young voters could play a decisive role in tomorrow’s state election, says Melaka Pakatan Harapan chairman Adly Zahari.
Adly said the coalition’s analysis found that 68% of young voters in Melaka were concerned about good governance, integrity, and transparency in an administration.
The Amanah vice-president and PH’s Bukit Katil candidate urged young voters to recognise the importance of their ballots in shaping the state’s future.
“Young people understand that governing a state should not be about political sentiment,” he told a press conference here today.
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