Paving the way for young voters


Right move: Jeniri and Tharma say youths will now have the opportunity to be heard.

Reports by ASHLEY TANG, RASHVINJEET S. BEDI, TARRENCE TAN, GERARD GIMINO and JIA QI CHOK

PETALING JAYA: Political parties will have to pay close attention to matters affecting the younger generation as the government pledged to implement the Undi18 initiative by the end of the year.

Political experts said matters that would concern this new batch of voters would include housing, education, job opportunities and digital connectivity, among others.

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