Young first-timers eager to use voting power


PETALING JAYA: First-time young voters are eager to use their new voting power in the upcoming elections to induce change and improve the nation.

TESL (Teaching English as a Second Language) student Chen Tien Mie, who turned 21 this year, registered on her birthday.

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