JOHOR BAHRU, July 3 — Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has urged Johoreans living and working outside the state to return home to cast their votes in the upcoming Johor state election on July 11, describing the poll as a crucial opportunity to determine the state's future. In a statement, Fahmi called on voters to support Pakatan Harapan, stressing that every vote carries significant weight in shaping Johor's direction and ensuring continued progress. He reaffirmed that Pakatan Harapan remains committed to conducting a clean, respectful and issue-based campaign, guided by integrity, responsibility and service to the people. Fahmi said political competition should be centred on policies, ideas and solutions that benefit the rakyat, rather than resorting to provocation, acts of disrespect such as flag-burning, or the use of fake social media accounts to spread misinformation and sow division. He also encouraged eligible voters residing outside Johor to make arrangements to return home on polling day, emphasising that public participation is essential to strengthening the democratic process. "Your vote will determine Johor's future," he said, urging the electorate to fulfil their civic responsibility and contribute to the state's continued development through the ballot box.   

YB Fahmi Fadzil Calls on Johoreans to Return Home and Vote, Reaffirms Pakatan Harapan’s Commitment to Clean Campaigning

JOHOR BAHRU, July 3 — Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has urged Johoreans living and working outside the state to return home to cast their votes in the upcoming Johor state election on July 11, describing the poll as a crucial opportunity to determine the state’s future.

In a statement, Fahmi called on voters to support Pakatan Harapan, stressing that every vote carries significant weight in shaping Johor’s direction and ensuring continued progress.

He reaffirmed that Pakatan Harapan remains committed to conducting a clean, respectful and issue-based campaign, guided by integrity, responsibility and service to the people.

Fahmi said political competition should be centred on policies, ideas and solutions that benefit the rakyat, rather than resorting to provocation, acts of disrespect such as flag-burning, or the use of fake social media accounts to spread misinformation and sow division.

He also encouraged eligible voters residing outside Johor to make arrangements to return home on polling day, emphasising that public participation is essential to strengthening the democratic process.

“Your vote will determine Johor’s future,” he said, urging the electorate to fulfil their civic responsibility and contribute to the state’s continued development through the ballot box.

— CREDIT : FB FAHMI FADZIL 

— MINUTESMY 

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