The heat is on: Election commission banners are placed in strategic places to inform the public of the date and time of voting. — ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE/The Star
KOTA KINABALU: Leaders of Sabah’s political parties have doubled their efforts to turn the tide in their favour for Saturday’s state election amid obscure signals from the 1.1 million voters.
Though the tight multi-cornered contests across the state’s 73 seats have narrowed down to two or three main contenders in respective seats, the political pitch now is to push for the win by getting fence sitters to swing to their side.
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