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‘Nervous but happy’: Young voters share positive first-time voting experiences at Melaka polls

ALOR GAJAH, Nov 14 — For first-time voter Jacker Fong Zhong Cheng, casting his ballot was not something to be take...

‘Nervous but happy’: Young voters share positive first-time voting experiences at Melaka polls

ALOR GAJAH, Nov 14 — Young voters shared their positive experiences of participating in their first elections at polling stations in Melaka today. Jacker Fong Zhong Cheng, a 22-year-old first-time voter, felt nervous but also excited to fulfill his civic duty. He arrived at the polling center at 8 am and was pleased to find everything well-organized.

Choong Soo Ting, also 21, echoed Fong's sentiments, stating that she was thrilled to exercise her right to vote and contribute to shaping the future of Melaka. Choong's father, Choong Yun Wah, encouraged her and her younger sister to vote, emphasizing their responsibility as Malaysian citizens. Hok Pei Xuan, a 22-year-old voter, found the voting process simple and efficient, praising the prompt service provided by the poll workers.

The Election Commission reported that 675,166 ordinary voters are eligible to cast their ballots in the 28-seat Melaka State Legislative Assembly election today.

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