VOICED : Malaysia braces for its closest

The transcript discusses a historic election where the ruling coalition, one of the world's longest-serving governments, faces potential defeat due to voter dissatisfaction with corruption and lack of transparency. The opposition, which gained significant ground in the 2008 election, argues that their governance experience is sufficient. The ruling party, UMNO, highlights its economic achievements and claims to be addressing reform demands. However, observers note that reforms are driven by opposition and civil society pressure. The election is expected to be tight, with younger, tech-savvy voters playing a crucial role.

In what ways has the ruling government responded to the pressure from the opposition and civil society?

What significance does the upcoming election hold for Malaysian voters, particularly younger ones?