Vote if you want to be heard


VOTING in the upcoming 14th general election (GE14) isn’t just a single act. Rather, it is the continuation of a journey of our beloved nation, which youth especially play a role in sculpting.

I have a perfect record when it comes to voting in the Malaysian general election, having never missed the opportunity to cast my ballot since being eligible to vote. To date, it’s been a grand total of one out of one, or as they say, a 100% record. Hey, I did say “election”, not “elections”.

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Danial Rahman

Danial Rahman

Danial Rahman has education close to his heart. He tweets at @danial_ari and welcomes feedback at danialrahman0330@gmail.com.

   

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