State polls: Come out and vote, not too late to make a difference, says Nurul Izzah

PETALING JAYA: With about two hours left before polling ends for the state polls, Nurul Izzah Anwar has urged voters to come out and vote.

In a message posted on her team’s Twitter handle @teamnurulizzah, the PKR vice-president said it is not too late to make a difference.

“It is still not too late for you to go out and vote and make a difference. Come, friends!” the former Permatang Pauh MP said on Saturday (Aug 12).

Earlier today, Puchong MP Yeo Bee Yin has sent out an SOS alert urging Selangor voters to go cast their votes as the turnout rate is still low in the state.

"SOS Selangor voters: Voters turnout rate is still low in Selangor, please go to vote," she wrote in a Facebook post.

The voter turnout for the six states is between 45% and 56% by 1pm, said the Election Commission (EC).

It said that the voter turnout in both Kedah and Terengganu was at 56% as of 2pm.

This was followed by Penang at 53%, Selangor at 51% and Negri Sembilan at 49% while Kelantan trailed behind at 45%.

As for the Kuala Terengganu by-election taking place on the same day, voter turnout is at 52% as of 2pm.

Voting will close at 6pm.