KOTA KINABALU: With women making up almost 50% of the voters in the country, the number of those turning out to vote on Nov 19 could determine the direction and future of the nation, says Upko Wanita chief Juliana Jani.
KOTA KINABALU: Excitement peaked for florist Suzie Zening who was looking at passing crowds at the Gaya Street Sunday market when groups of politicians and their supporters stopped by at her stall.
KOTA KINABALU: Election candidates for the Kota Kinabalu parliamentary seat have started their campaign walkabouts, bringing messages of development and a better Malaysia to woo voters in the city.
CHIEF Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor said the State Government is going ahead with its plan to table the Anti-Party Hopping Bill at the State Legislative Assembly (DUN) sitting expected to be held at the end of next month.
“We will bring or introduce this Bill during the DUN sitting. This Bill cannot be tabled now because the General Election will be held soon.
“But, the Bill would require support from the opposition because we need to have a two-thirds majority,” he said