Data shows majority of K'tan voters dissatisfied with how state is run, says Rafizi


KOTA BHARU: A study revealed that the majority of voters in Kelantan are dissatisfied with how the state is run, PKR deputy president Rafizi Ramli (pic) claimed on Saturday (July 15).

He said monthly data obtained by PKR through independent polling firms showed that only 43% were happy with the state government, with the latest results obtained in May.

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