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Political strategists identify voters aged 21-39 as potentially decisive in the upcoming Johor election, as parties scramble to address their concerns about employment, housing affordability, and economic stability.
PAS has identified Bersama as a potential competitor for younger voters' support, with party leadership acknowledging the group's distinct political approach could sway first-time voters despite PAS's entrenched base.
PAS has flagged concerns about newly formed political parties attempting to win over young Malaysian voters in the run-up to the 16th general election, viewing the trend as a significant strategic challenge.