Rafizi has upper hand within youths but 'no one knows how first timers will vote'
LILYANA RIZAL06 Nov 2022 07:15pm
Rafizi spots Ong from a distance and calls him over to join the press conference with both men wishing one another the best.
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The Pandan candidate said it would depend on the candidates initiatives to meet the people.
“When there are too many candidates and too many parties, voters, especially first-timers, will have a hard time deciding.
"Therefore, in cases like this, I would have an advantage as younger voters are more familiar with me,” he said during a walkabout today.
Rafizi, the former Pandan MP and a well-known face natiownide said it will be helpful if the candidates had a good and long-standing relationship with the voters in Pandan.
Today during the walkabout, Rafizi met Warisan’ candidate for Pandan, Tan Sri Ong Tee Keat.
During a press conference, Rafizi spotted Ong from a distance and called him over to join the press conference while wishing one another the best.
“He has done a lot for the people of Pandan and I would like to put it on record,” said Rafizi. Rafizi acknowledged Ong’s influence on senior voters in Pandan as he had been there since 1999.
