Young voters could decide Melaka polls outcome, says Adly

Melaka Pakatan Harapan chairman Adly Zahari has stated that young voters could potentially be the deciding factor in tomorrow's state election. According to Adly's coalition analysis, 68% of young voters in Melaka are focused on issues such as good governance, integrity, and transparency in administration. The Amanah vice-president and PH's Bukit Katil candidate urged young voters to appreciate the significance of their votes in determining the state's future.

Adly made these remarks during a press conference, emphasizing that it is the first time voters aged 18 and above in Melaka will be making this decision. He stressed that the election is ultimately about the youth's future. Adly also pointed out that the outcome of the election might be influenced by the return of voters who currently live outside Melaka, including those residing overseas. The Parti Hasanah is aiming for a voter turnout of 75%, with some constituencies potentially reaching over 80%.

To achieve this goal, Adly assured that he has received commitments from voters who are willing to travel considerable distances, even from abroad, to cast their ballots. He expressed confidence in achieving the 75% target if voters participate early and those currently outside the state return to vote.