Under-30 candidates still unable to secure mandate from Johor voters


KUALA LUMPUR: Candidates under the age of 30 who contested in the Johor state election are still unable to secure mandates from the state’s voters even with the very first implementation of Undi18.

Eight under-30 candidates contested in the election, with the youngest being two 26-year-olds.

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