Johor polls: Most voters will turn up early to avoid last-minute rush, says Umno veep


PASIR GUDANG: The majority of voters are expected to cast their votes early in the Johor state election to avoid congestion, says Umno vice president Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin (pic).

The former Johor mentri besar - who is voting in the Permas constituency where he was assemblyman from 2013-2018 - added that he was also feeling positive about a Barisan Nasional victory.

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