Business as usual after polling Malaysians should close ranks and move forward


TOMORROW will be the first time I will be voting. I couldn’t do so in 2008 as I was covering the campaign and election day in Kedah but this time around, I will be queuing up early Sunday morning to exercise my constitutional right,

The entire campaign period ahead of polling day tomorrow is a lot more riveting than before. High stakes are involved and the way the campaigns have been run is fascinating.

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