Johor polls: Hard to figure out voting trend of young voters, says Bersatu info chief


MUAR: Parties contesting in the upcoming Johor state election are expected to have a tough time figuring out the voting trend of first-time voters aged 18 to 21 in electing their representatives.

While refuting the claim by certain parties that they "could secure" the young voters’ votes, Bersatu Information chief Datuk Wan Saiful Wan Jan (pic) said it was also a new challenge for Bersatu.

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