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Signs of higher voter turnout in Johor state polls than 2022

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Shannon Teoh, Harith Mustaffa, Hadi Azmi, Lok Jian Wen
Signs of higher voter turnout in Johor state polls than 2022
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Johor state polls in Malaysia are seeing higher voter turnout compared to the 2022 election, with 67.4% turnout recorded by late afternoon. The election is viewed as a key indicator for Malaysia's national political trajectory ahead of the 2028 general election.

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State-level elections in Malaysia often serve as a bellwether for national sentiment and political stability.

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Voters at Tanjung Puteri Primary School in Larkin, Johor, to cast their votes for the Johor state election on July 11.

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The article reports factual turnout data and quotes voters without injecting partisan commentary.

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