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Livelihoods and heritage preservation on voters’ minds as Melaka heads to the polls

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Briefings

Ahead of the November 14 state election in Melaka, CNA surveyed diverse heritage communities, revealing a shared desire for greater recognition, economic security, and cultural preservation. The survey indicates voters prioritize these factors over traditional political candidates, suggesting a shift in how heritage groups engage in the political process.

Key points

• A CNA survey conducted on November 12, 2026, interviewed Melaka's diverse heritage communities prior to the state election on November 14.
• The survey found that voters prioritize recognition, economic security, and cultural preservation over traditional political candidates.

Context

Melaka is conducting a state election on November 14, 2026, where heritage communities are actively seeking to influence political outcomes through shared priorities.

Limitations

The survey covers only Melaka's diverse heritage communities and does not include national or international perspectives. Results are limited to the November 14 election timeframe and may not reflect broader national trends.

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