Shake-up on the horizon


A file photo showing young voters going to the polling centre at SMK Dato Panglima Perang Kiri, Tapah despite the light drizzle.

THE majority of urban Chinese, including those who will be returning to Perak from other states, are likely to support Pakatan Harapan in the general election.

And now it seems that rural Malay voters who have been urbanised and working elsewhere may be following the trend as well, political analysts say.

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