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Young voters in Melaka want the next state government to be more responsive to their needs, with better support for youth programmes, job opportunities, education assistance and improved public transport.

Several Gen Z voters interviewed also stressed that elected representatives must listen to the public, deliver on their promises and build on existing development, regardless of political affiliation.

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00:04What did you see from the building?
00:08Do you feel like that?
00:09Like the thing I feel like I have to do?
00:16At the beginning, there are many changes.
00:18What does that change?
00:21Like, when it comes to a year old,
00:26and not like it before,
00:27the Maka Raya.
00:28So, what do you want to say about YB who wins for young people like King?
00:34I hope it's better than before.
00:37I just really hope the person is really ready to listen to all of the problems we are sharing.
00:45It doesn't matter, youngster or older, it doesn't matter.
00:48I really hope he listens. He takes it very responsibly, very serious.
00:54Hopefully, you will do a lot of help, especially for young students like us.
00:58Now, students who are studying, like studying for other neighbors and all.
01:03Okay, sometimes not everyone is easy to go, very fast to study, right?
01:08So, hopefully, in terms of kemudahan nak balik, kemudahan transportation, especially transportation.
01:15It's very important for students like us.
01:17So, give like special emotions for students.
01:20Yes.
01:21So, it will be easier for them, they can save money, they can save their time as well.
01:26Okay.
01:26And easy for them to travel.
01:28Yeah, even during emergency situations like that.
01:32So, leave, they went.
01:34And also, in terms of studying, like study supplies.
01:38We know that building and running is already controlled by the
01:44So, do you want to be crucified with our members?
01:47Or is it not?
01:49Okay, if you ask me, I have a puas heart, just like I said earlier, the workers have a lack
01:58of help to make money and help.
02:02Like we know, maybe from the side of their party.
02:06But, YB had before, if you ask me, they had a job as YB, just like we, Gen Z, if
02:15you want to do program activity,
02:17we have a lack of help.
02:20We are connected to the sector of our activities.
02:25For example, we have activities for society.
02:29We have activities for society.
02:31We also have activities for society.
02:35We know that there are various people.
02:39We have Portuguese, Chinese, Polish, India.
02:42For example, in the Portugues, we have a place in San Pedro.
02:47So, we have people who buy in the Portugues.
02:50They also have a lack of help to make money for their activities.
02:56For example, I want to help the generation of our communities to help the community.
03:07And in the sector-sector, facilities, and the sector-sector as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as
03:11-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as.
03:11For example, we want to help the sector-sector.
03:17We want to help the sector-sector.
03:18Because, as we know, in Malaysia, there are many Gen Z Z who are married.
03:26So, with the economy of Malaysia now, they are experiencing economic problems.
03:33So, many activities they can do.
03:34They can help, help people.
03:37So, we hope that this program will continue with help from the government.
03:44See you next time.

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