The youngest and oldest candidates fancy their chances


Out to make a difference: Muhammad Fakhran (in white shirt) with a Pulai Chondong resident.

KOTA BARU: From the young to the old, candidates are hoping to make a mark in the state elections as campaigning hits the halfway mark.

At 76, Kelantan Bersatu chairman Datuk Kamarudin Mohd Nor is the oldest candidate in the state, yet he believes he will give his opponent a run for his money come election day.

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