Fear and fatigue a turnoff


PETALING JAYA: Health safety concerns and political fatigue could lead to a lower turnout in the Melaka election, say political analysts.

Universiti Utara Malaysia political lecturer Prof Dr Mohd Azizuddin Mohd Sani said there could be some hesitancy among voters to come out in full force to cast their ballot on Nov 20.

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