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Danish Hossman, 23, the youngest candidate in the 16th Johor State Election, cites Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's steadfast commitment to people's welfare as his primary inspiration for pursuing a political career at such a young age.
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Muda has announced three additional candidates for Johor, reinforcing its commitment to fielding younger political contenders. The move reflects the party's strategy to appeal to first-time voters and reshape Malaysia's electoral landscape.
Amanah will field predominantly new candidates and youth representatives across 19 seats in the Johor State Election, with party machinery mobilised for the July 11 poll.