Turnout likely to be decisive


JOHOR BARU: Since the events of the “Sheraton Move” in February 2020, voters have been staying away, with the turnout steadily decreasing in subsequent elections.

And when Johor goes to the polls today, it could well record the lowest turnout yet.

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