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Can Singapore-linked growth deliver votes for Johor’s ruling party?
The upcoming state elections in Johor and Negeri Sembilan on July 11 and August 1 will focus on economic issues, testing whether Singapore-linked rail projects, economic zones, and data centre investments have improved voter support amid rising living costs. The ruling party's performance in Johor, which has 2.73 million voters, is under scrutiny.
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