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Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has appealed to early voters in Johor, particularly security personnel, to cast their ballots with integrity and prioritize political stability as the nation approaches its electoral period.
Early voting for Johor's 16th state election proceeded without disruption at the State Police Contingent Headquarters in Johor Bahru, as more than 12,000 police officers and their families participated despite a heavy morning downpour.
A police sergeant nursing an Achilles tendon injury refused to let his wheelchair prevent him from voting in Johor's state election, affirming his 22-year commitment to exercising his democratic rights.
As Johor heads toward Saturday's state election, political candidates from Pakatan Harapan, Barisan Nasional, and Perikatan Nasional observed early voting centres where over 20,600 security personnel cast ballots.
Police early voting in Johor's 16th state election proceeded without incident, with 4,257 personnel or 36.3% of eligible voters casting ballots by 10.30 am across 53 centres statewide.
Early voting in Johor's state election proceeded without incident on July 7, with clear skies facilitating the participation of 24,751 security personnel and their families across 64 polling stations ahead of Saturday's general poll.
Senior government figures have appealed to nearly 25,000 military personnel, police officers and their spouses participating in early voting for Johor's state election to exercise their democratic rights with integrity and responsibility.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has appealed to nearly 25,000 early voters in Johor to support Pakatan Harapan candidates in the 16th state election, emphasising the coalition's vision for the state's development.
Johor's Election Commission opened 64 early voting centres to accommodate 24,751 members of the armed forces and police, plus their spouses, ahead of Saturday's state election involving 2.7 million voters across 56 seats.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid has appealed to security personnel voting early in Johor's state election to discharge their responsibilities with complete integrity, emphasising the importance of choosing wisely for the state's future.
Johor's 16th state election will see nearly 25,000 early voters—military and police personnel and their families—cast ballots across 64 centres tomorrow before the main polling day on July 11.
Malaysia's meteorological department has cautioned voters in four Johor districts to expect morning showers during early voting for the state's 16th election, with afternoon thunderstorms predicted across all areas.
Caretaker Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi is conducting targeted outreach to military and police personnel ahead of early voting on July 7, seeking to consolidate Barisan Nasional's support among uniformed services.