Pakatan steps up social media push to win Melaka’s young and first-time voters

ALOR GAJAH, Nov 9 — Pakatan Harapan (PH) is ramping up its efforts to attract young voters, especially first-time voters, in the 16th Melaka state election through more targeted campaigns, including social media usage and direct interactions, according to Angkatan Muda Keadilan (AMK) chief Muhammad Kamil Abdul Munim. Kamil emphasized the importance of adapting communication strategies to suit the evolving preferences of young voters, who are more active on social media platforms.

While acknowledging the significance of social media as a campaign tool, Kamil stressed that personal engagement remains crucial in connecting with voters. Speaking to reporters at PH's operations center in the Machap Jaya state constituency in Batu Lesung, Kamil disclosed that he had visited most of the constituencies in Melaka, with remaining areas to be covered in the final five days of campaigning.

The party's election machinery is set to intensify its outreach efforts in the second week of campaigning to boost PH's support and encourage voter participation. PH is targeting 15 seats in its quest to form the state government, with Kamil expressing confidence in the efforts of the election machinery across all 15 constituencies to bring about change in Melaka. The Election Commission has scheduled early voting on Nov 10 and polling on Nov 14.