Sg Bakap polls: Pakatan making final push to convince eligible voters to cast ballots


NIBONG TEBAL: The last 48 hours before polling day are crucial to get as many voters as possible to turn up and vote.

Penang Pakatan Harapan chairman Chow Kon Yeow said the coalition's focus now is to ensure voters, especially those from outstation, cast their votes on polling day on Saturday (July 6).

"Coincidentally, Monday is also a replacement public holiday.

"Hopefully, with three to four days off, young people who may be working outside of Penang can take the opportunity to visit their parents as well as vote on Saturday," he said.

Earlier, Chow entertained about 100 members of the media and Information Department staff members at the South Seberang Prai Complex.

About 300kg of premium durians were provided for journalists and photographers at the state Information Department media centre in conjunction with the Sungai Bakap state by-election.

Chow, who is also DAP chairman, said the party campaigned during the by-election as a unity coalition.

"We are here as a unity government coalition, not as the DAP," he said.

The July 6 by-election will witness a straight fight between Pakatan candidate Dr Joohari Ariffin and Perikatan Nasional's Abidin Ismail, following the demise of the incumbent Nor Zamri Latiff on May 24.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
   

Next In Nation

King, Queen attend nation-level Maal Hijrah celebration in Putrajaya
Congestion surcharge at KK Port will ultimately hurt consumers, stakeholders say
Sultan Ibrahim: A King who values punctuality, says ADC
Last day to enjoy offers at Eastern Zone Madani Rakyat programme in Kuantan
Sg Bakap polls: Unity govt respects people's voice, accepts defeat, says PM
State-level Maal Hijrah celebrations highlight unity, spiritual reflection
Former state deputy mufti honoured as Selangor's Tokoh Maal Hijrah
Disability, health ailments and pregnancy no obstacle to voting
S’wak eyes gaming hub status
Blueprint ready for Sabah’s rising star Kiulu

Others Also Read