KKB Polls: KKB folk want rep with good track record


Finishing touches: EC employees Zarifah Muhamad Zainal (left) and Siti Balkis Zulkifli making final preparations for polling day today at Dewan Sebaguna Kuala Kubu Baharu. — KK SHAM/The Star

HULU SELANGOR: As Kuala Kubu Baharu goes to the polls today, many of its voters say they want a candidate with a track record of community service, while political parties say they will focus on boosting turnout.

The candidates are expected to deploy activists to persuade outstation voters to return to cast their ballots, while other members are in charge of ferrying supporters to and from voting centres.

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