Responses at Sabah ERC workshop show a shift to cleaner politics, says its chief executive


  • Nation
  • Saturday, 27 Jul 2019

KOTA KINABALU: Responses collected during an Electoral Reform Committee (ERC) workshop in Sabah on election code of conduct reflects a shift toward cleaner politics, says ERC chief executive Amerul Muner Mohammad.

Amerul said the responses during one of the sessions at the Friday (July 26) workshop showed that people were rejecting dirty politics and wanted to do right by the law.

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