First-time voters find it exciting yet nerve-racking


Making it count: (Top) Healcy cast her vote at SJKC Chung Hwa Tamparuli; (right) Nur Alya was excited to cast her first ever vote. — ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE / The Star

TAMPARULI: Excited yet nervous; that was how first time voters described the experience of casting their ballots.

Student and first-time voter Nur Alya Ramadhani, 19, said the whole process was exciting, knowing she could play a role in determining Sabah’s future. 

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

Floods: Evacuees rise in Terengganu and Kelantan, drop in Pahang
US envoy Edgard Kagan’s tenure to end in February
Ewon Benedick hopes state-level Christmas celebrations will continue next year
Illegal tour guides, safety of visitors in Sabah among concerns raised during meeting with Tourism Minister, says Jafry
Christmas deco allowed at halal-certified hotels, food outlets, says Religious Minister Zulkifli
Floods: Number of evacuees remains unchanged at 356 people in Johor
Retiree loses RM88,000 in phone scam
Melaka council gets RM2mil for draft development plan
Building cohesive communities
Sabah eyes Chinese collaboration

Others Also Read