POLITICS● LOWJul 28 · Jul 28, 2026, 8:51 AM
Malaysia’s ‘mobile electorate’ could swing Negeri Sembilan state poll
South China Morning Post
Malaysia’s Negeri Sembilan state heads to the polls on Saturday, but a growing portion of its young workers – and their votes – are based elsewhere. Leaving home was never Ammar Idlan Hassan’s long-term plan, but better pay and stronger career prospects eventually drew the 27-year-old project engineer away from Seremban, the state capital. He now lives in Gelang Patah, a border town in Johor, from which he commutes to Singapore for work. “The pay is the most obvious reason for the majority of us...
GlobeAlert aggregates and classifies open sources; the story above belongs to its publisher. Summaries are machine-generated from the source text.
More in Politics
POLITICS20m agoVangaveeti Radhakrishna joins Jana Sena PartyThe HinduPOLITICS20m agoUK rolls out King Charles to welcome Zelenskyy after Trump riftPolitico EuropePOLITICS20m agoCongress to hold massive public meeting in Telangana after Dasara: TPCC chief Mahesh GoudThe HinduPOLITICS20m agoThe photo: Colombia inaugurated its embassy in JerusalemLa Silla Vacía