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Recent state elections in Johor and Negeri Sembilan have rewritten the local political playbook. From long-held urban strongholds changing hands to high-profile leadership shifts (including Anthony Loke stepping down as state chief), voters are proving that no seat is safe.
So for today's Talkback, we ask our listeners: What's going to determine your vote in the next election?
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