The opposition camp is still vulnerable and to a large extent depends on the personal popularity of Tun Mahathir in order to win Kedah.

You need to vote to protect and enhance your own future as well as the future of our country and people.

It may be too late crying over spilled milk if we give up our constitutional right to vote.

Casting a spoilt vote is a way of expressing one's frustration with the existing parties, forcing them to change, which is actually a show of positive attitude.

We cannot count on politicians or elections to bring about reforms. The civil society should take the lead to reinstate the functionality of checks and balances mechanism through political awareness enhancement campaigns, allowing public consensus to drive the country's reforms.

Regardless of your political ideologies or beliefs, voting is a right you are afforded as a citizen.

Money and power will only have shortlived effects, and the long-term strategy is still to win over the hearts of voters through honoring the pledges made.

If Pakatan is not even courageous enough to take the lead to change, how do we expect it to change this country?