who were voting in this election, do you think? based on the exit polls and the results, it is clear this was a referendum on corruption, a referendum on zahid hamidi in particular, the head of the umno party, because he was trying his best to form a government on his own and tried to secure power, and many speculate it is because he wanted to escape corruption charges for himself. so essentially many young voters voted against him. however, this is the challenge, right? malaysian youth voters, many of them are not only progressive. there s also huge a bloc of conservative voters, so you can say this empowered both sides, the reformists and also the even more conservative. there is both sides that benefited greatly from this anti corruption wave. yeah, tharma, we ve got a hung parliament, though, at the moment. in terms of the instability
was incredibly pivotal and incredibly important. but of course the big question that was there in this election was, would the youth turn out? would they come out to vote in the first place, now that you ve given them the right to vote? and i m very happy to say that they did turn out. the youth came out en masse. we had the highest turnout numbers in our elections in malaysian history. 15.5 million voters turned out, compared to the previous election, which is only 12.3 million, so a massive increase in voters. indeed. i can hear your enthusiasm, tharma, that this movement really did come to bear, but what was the important issue for young people who were voting in this election, do you think? based on the exit polls and the results, it is clear this was a referendum on corruption, a referendum on zahid hamidi in particular, the head of the umno party, because he was trying his best
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