PH Melaka seeks early voter support for federal government's policy direction

In Melaka, the Pakatan Harapan party is urging early voters to back their political aspirations and policy direction. Adly Zahari, the chairman of the party in the region, explained that they have been actively engaging with early voters throughout the campaign to outline their plans and policies. One of the key issues Adly highlighted was the expected salary increase for civil servants, which had been delayed by the federal government but was finally delivered.

He also mentioned the country's economic stability post-Covid-19 pandemic, the strengthening of the ringgit, and the need for integrity, transparency, and good governance. Adly emphasized that the coalition hopes early voters will acknowledge the government's efforts and vote in favor of sustaining these policies, which they believe will lead Malaysia to become a stable country with a strong economy, upholding integrity, transparency, and good governance.

On the campaign front, Adly stated that PH is focusing on resolving bureaucratic obstacles through increased technological utilization, aiming to simplify interactions between citizens and government agencies. He stressed that technological advancements can expedite administrative processes and enhance the accessibility of government services.

Adly noted that addressing bureaucratic hurdles is crucial, as people's needs extend beyond welfare assistance to include economic opportunities and improved living standards. PH has prepared for the early voting process, conducting training sessions for their election staff, and expressed confidence that the process would unfold smoothly.

There are 687,697 eligible voters in Melaka, consisting of 675,166 ordinary voters, 9,769 military personnel and their spouses, and 2,762 police personnel. PH is competing for 24 state seats, with 10 candidates from PKR, seven from DAP, and seven from Amanah.