How does the 7.97pc turnout compare to the previous Johor election pace?

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Voter Turnout in Johor Election Exceeds Previous Pace

As of 9 am on election day, 7.97 per cent of registered voters in the 16th Johor state election had cast their ballots, a figure that surpasses the turnout rate at the same point in the previous Johor state election. A total of 213,878 voters had participated by 9 am, out of over 2.6 million eligible voters.
Turnout Rate Comparison

The 7.97 per cent turnout by 9 am in the current election is notably higher than the 6.35 per cent recorded at the same time during the 15th Johor state election. In the previous election, 163,553 voters had cast their ballots by 9 am, from a registered voter base of over 2.5 million. This indicates a faster pace of participation in the early hours of polling for the current election.
Highest and Lowest Turnout Constituencies

Specific constituencies showed varying levels of early engagement. The Mahkota state constituency recorded the highest voter turnout at 15.8 per cent by 9 am. Following closely were Tanjung Surat with 14.7 per cent and Pasir Raja with 13.6 per cent.
Constituencies with Lowest Turnout

Conversely, some constituencies registered lower initial participation rates. Bentayan and Simpang Jeram both recorded the lowest turnout at 7.7 per cent. Kukup followed with a turnout of 7.6 per cent by the 9 am mark.

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