Change Your Address Before Ge15 Peninsula Borneans Told

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Junz Wong (3rd from right) receiving the membership forms of former Gerakan Wanita deputy chief Wong Siew Poh (4th from left) and her supporters in Stulang Laut today. (Bernama pic)JOHOR BAHRU: Warisan is calling on the Bornean community living in the peninsula to change their voting address to where they are currently residing for the next general election (GE15).
Party vice-president Junz Wong said the call was made to the 250,000-strong community who have reportedly lived in the peninsula for a long time and did not intend to return to Sabah or Sarawak.
He said there was a high concentration of people from Borneo in several states, especially Johor, Selangor and Penang, and this was one of the reasons behind the expansion of the party to the peninsula.
“We acknowledge that Warisan has an advantage in states that have a Bornean community because they know the struggle championed by Warisan,” he told reporters after receiving the membership forms of former Gerakan Wanita deputy chief and Johor Gerakan Wanita chief Wong Siew Poh and her supporters at a restaurant in Stulang Laut, here today.
According to Wong, Warisan currently has 85 branches in peninsula states, namely Penang, Selangor, Kedah, Perak and Johor.
Warisan, which was established and based in Sabah, spread its wings to the peninsula on Dec 17, with its focus on attracting members from various races and ethnicities.
Wong recently urged the people to give the party and its ally Muda a chance at the next general election (GE15), saying they could provide leadership that was lacking in the country.
“Malaysians are badly in need of a new hope, a new direction, a new choice, especially for those who don’t want to vote Barisan Nasional, Perikatan Nasional or Pakatan Harapan,” he said. - FMT

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