PH takes the personal touch to woo young voters
Young voters are more active on social media but traditional face-to-face campaigning cannot be overlooked, says PKR Youth chief Kamil Munim.
Pakatan Harapan is ramping up its efforts to win over young voters ahead of the upcoming Melaka election on November 14, according to PKR Youth chief Kamil Munim. The opposition coalition is employing more targeted campaigning methods, particularly in light of the fact that younger voters are highly active on social media. However, Kamil emphasized that personal connections remain crucial, stating that every candidate must make a concerted effort to meet voters in their respective constituencies.
He further revealed that he has visited nearly all of the constituencies contested by PH in Melaka and will cover the remaining ones during the final five days of campaigning. Kamil also expressed confidence in PKR's election machinery to intensify its outreach efforts in the second week of campaigning to bolster PH's support and increase voter turnout.
The party aims to secure a majority of the 15 seats required to form the state government and hopes that election workers in all 15 constituencies will contribute to bringing about change in Melaka. PH is contesting 24 seats in the election, with voting taking place on November 14 and early voting scheduled for November 10.
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