Indian voters could swing results, says don


PETALING JAYA: Indian voters can be the deciders in constituencies where they number more than 5,000, says academic Prof Datuk Dr Denison Jayasooria (pic).

The principal research fellow at UKM’s Institute of Ethnic Studies said this would be more apparent in marginal seats that were won with a majority of 1,000 votes or fewer in the last elections.

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