Voters have tough decision to make


Busy bees: Election Commission workers are in full swing in Pontian preparing for the by-election in Tanjung Piai today.

PONTIAN: The Tanjung Piai by-election will be a poser to the 53,528 voters on whether they want to give the Pakatan Harapan government a second chance, or teach it a lesson.

For Barisan Nasional, the key to wresting the parliamentary seat in Johor is whether it can “tukar balik” (win over) the Ubah (change) voters who gave Pakatan a slim victory in the constituency during GE14.

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