HULU SELANGOR: Voter turnout would be the main factor in deciding whether the unity government or Perikatan wins Kuala Kubu Baharu, according to Ilham Centre.
In field research that polled 404 registered voters in KKB representing all races, genders, age groups, and localities, Ilham Centre found that voter turnout may be lower than in the previous election, which recorded about 69%.
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