SIMPANG RENGGAM, Jan 28 — The Simpang Renggam Pakatan Harapan chapter has agreed to use the PKR logo for Johor state election, said Dr Maszlee Malik.He claimed the move was to avoid any confusion voters who were more familiar with the logo.
Present to lend their support were Johor PKR women chief Napsiah Khamis Maharan and other division leaders. It was reported yesterday that PKR, as one of PH’s component parties, will use its own party logo for the Johor state election, while Amanah and DAP will continue to use the PH logo. “So far, all 26 polling district centres in the Simpang Renggam parliamentary constituency are open, of which 14 are in Machap and 12 in Layang-Layang,” said Maszlee.
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