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As Negeri Sembilan heads to the polls on August 1, Prime Minister's senior political advisor Tengku Zafrul has urged voters to judge competing manifestos by their proven ability to deliver, rather than the promises made during campaigning.
DAP's Hannah Yeoh has dismissed criticism that competing parties' election manifestos are duplicative, arguing that overlap demonstrates shared commitment to addressing genuine voter concerns across the Johor state election.
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Pakatan Harapan will launch its Johor state election manifesto days after the June 27 nomination deadline, drawing on its governance experience in three other states to outline development plans.