Voter who returned from NZ earns praise from Adly
Melaka PH chairman Adly Zahari said the voter's determination to return and cast a ballot on Nov 14 reflected the strong commitment of voters living abroad.
Pakatan Harapan's Adly Zahari met with voters in the Bukit Katil state constituency in Melaka, where he is seeking a third term ahead of the upcoming elections. With only a week left in the campaign, Adly was surprised to learn that a voter from the Bukit Katil constituency, who had returned from New Zealand, planned to cast their vote on November 14.
Despite the timing coinciding with the festive season, Adly praised the voter's determination to participate in the democratic process abroad. He informed reporters that his team had already visited about 60% of the constituency and that the response from residents had been positive. Adly emphasized the importance of addressing residents' concerns during the campaign, while acknowledging that long-term issues should be directed to the relevant authorities.
Adly is currently facing a four-way contest against Ridzuan Sarif, Aliza Che Amran, and independent candidate Abu Bakar Sabudin. In the 2021 election, he won the seat with a 1,057-vote majority in a similarly contested race.
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