Kota Kinabalu: The Wanita Gagasan Rakyat Sabah (PGRS) election machinery needs to work hard to ensure the present government is well received by the people.
Head of the PGRS Women’s Movement, Datuk Redonah Bahanda, said in order to achieve the goal, every machinery needs to improve, especially involving programmes at the grassroots level.
“Wanita Gagasan Rakyat wants the leadership under Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor to continue ruling the State and become the next Chief Minister of Sabah.
“In order to achieve this, it is the duty of all party machineries to gain as much confidence as possible from the people to remain the dominant party in Sabah.”
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Also present were the Secretary General of GRS, Datuk Mohamad Razali Razi, Deputy Head of Wanita GRS, Aziah Atoh (Darau), Assistant Secretary, Fahzean Mohiddin (Kawang), Head of Information, Anna Bell Perian (Sungai Sibuga) and the seven sections of Wanita Gagasan Rakyat from Sandakan.
Redonah said the party machinery must always be aware of current issues to enable the government to get accurate feedback on the people’s problems.
“Election machinery needs to know that today’s young voters will be decisive for the victory of a political party, that’s why the machinery must always try to approach this group.”
She said 2022 marked a new era for Malaysia’s electoral process when the Voting Law 18 was fully implemented where young people above the age of 18 years old can cast their ballots.
“In our country last year, an estimated 1.2 million were Malaysians aged between 18 and 20, while another 4.6 million were those aged 21 and above who did not register earlier.
Earlier, Redonah also held a meeting with the Wanita Gagasan Rakyat of Sukau at Sukau Backpackers, Sukau, as well as a visit to Sukau and Bilit villages.
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