JOHOR, July 7 – Rafizi Ramli has extended his wishes to all early voters participating in the Johor state election, urging them to exercise their democratic rights responsibly and make informed decisions for the state's future. In a message shared on Tuesday, Rafizi acknowledged the thousands of security personnel and election workers casting their ballots as early voters, thanking them for their continued service to the nation. He said their commitment to fulfilling both their professional duties and civic responsibility reflects their dedication to the country. Rafizi also encouraged all eligible early voters to vote with a calm mind and careful consideration, stressing that the decisions made today will shape Johor's direction over the next five years. He expressed hope that the early voting process would proceed smoothly and without incident. Early voting for the Johor state election is taking place today, involving members of the security forces and eligible election personnel ahead of polling day. -- MINUTESMY

Rafizi Ramli Urges Johor Early Voters to Cast Ballots Wisely

JOHOR, July 7 – Rafizi Ramli has extended his wishes to all early voters participating in the Johor state election, urging them to exercise their democratic rights responsibly and make informed decisions for the state’s future.

In a message shared on Tuesday, Rafizi acknowledged the thousands of security personnel and election workers casting their ballots as early voters, thanking them for their continued service to the nation.

He said their commitment to fulfilling both their professional duties and civic responsibility reflects their dedication to the country.

Rafizi also encouraged all eligible early voters to vote with a calm mind and careful consideration, stressing that the decisions made today will shape Johor’s direction over the next five years.

He expressed hope that the early voting process would proceed smoothly and without incident.

Early voting for the Johor state election is taking place today, involving members of the security forces and eligible election personnel ahead of polling day.

— MINUTESMY

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