Cover image via Afiq Deen/UbahTV (edited)As the 14th General Election (GE14) looms, the battle for votes between political parties are tougher than ever
We've been seeing flags, banners, billboard advertisements, and so much more in the weeks leading up to the big day on 9 May.
Political parties and their supporters have stepped up their game for GE14 by coming up with rather ingenious ways to attract voters.
Here's a collection of the advertisements, flags, and banners we've seen in the weeks leading up to GE14:
1. A sponsored video on YouTube, taking aim at Pakatan Harapan's manifesto, features scenes from the Titanic
2. A video about GST featuring Damansara candidate Tony Pua was sponsored on YouTube too
3. Banner on The Star promoting a website listing out government initiatives for Malaysian Indians
Image via The Star
4. Found on The Star as well
Image via The Star
Image via The Star
5. Spotted on Sin Chew Daily
6. Seen on Malaysiakini
Image via Malaysiakini
7. Advertisement of Rafizi Ramli found on Facebook Messenger
Image via Facebook
8. A PAS advertisement found on Free Malaysia Today
Image via Free Malaysia Today
9. BN jumped on Waze for advertisements
Image via SAYS
10. Spotted on a RapidKL bus
Image via SAYS
11. Billboards featuring caretaker Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak
Image via SAYS
Image via SAYS
12. This AirAsia plane caught on, too
Image via Zunar Cartoonist Fan Club/Facebook
13. In his bid for votes, this candidate calls himself "PJ Boy"
Image via Afiq Deen/Facebook
14. Spotted on Jalan Kelawei, Penang
Image via SAYS
15. A poster of Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad "answering" to a poster of Najib found in Muar, Johor
Image via Yeo Bee Yin/Facebook
Political parties aren't the only ones with the advertisements. Supporters have also come up with their own ways of attracting more voters to their parties!
1. Malaysian creativity at its best!
Image via Free Malaysia Today
2. A crocodile statue covered with flags
Image via Free Malaysia Today
3. Optimus Prime has joined the game
Image via Facebook
Image via Facebook
4. A PAS tank
Image via Free Malaysia Today
BONUS: This man isn't campaigning for any political party, but he spent eight hours creating this sand sculpture to encourage Malaysians to vote tomorrow, 9 May
Have you seen any other ways of attracting voters this GE14? Let us know in the comments below.
Head over to the SAYS GE14 live website on polling day for verified, real-time results and updates!
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