Penang Malay seats too close to call


GEORGE TOWN: With 24 hours to go before polling stations open, predicting the winners of the state election is getting harder than ever. It’s just too close to call, especially in the Malay-majority areas on the Penang mainland.

Both Pakatan Harapan-Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional coalitions seem to ooze confidence, based on the reception they have got on the ground. The question, however, is how this will be translated into votes.

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