GE14 | Caretaker prime minister Najib Abdul Razak has announced three last-minute "good news" should BN win tomorrow's general election.

They are tax cuts for youths under 26 years old, two public holidays next week, and five toll-free days in conjunction with the Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebration.

In his final address on the eve of polling, the BN chairperson said the tax cuts for those under 26 would be implemented across the board regardless of salaries, starting from 2017.

"If BN gets the mandate... Those who are aged 26 below don't have to pay income tax starting from tax year 2017.

"This means last year's tax money will be returned in full," he said in Pekan, Pahang tonight.

Meanwhile, Najib proposed that next Monday and Tuesday be declared public holidays to reward the hard work of BN's election machinery, the opposition and all Malaysians for this general election.

For states that are off on Friday and Saturday, the special off days will fall on Sunday and Monday.

Najib said the holiday would allow Malaysians to prepare for the Ramadan fasting month, which begins next Wednesday.

Meanwhile, to celebrate Hari Raya Aidilfitri at the end of Ramadan, Najib said there will be five toll-free days beginning two days before Raya.

Other goodies

Najib in his speech also reiterated other goodies announced under Budget 2018 as well as BN's election manifesto.

This includes the doubling of BR1M, and special monetary aid to various groups including newborns.

"Every newborn baby will get RM200," Najib said, referring to the Adam50 scheme announced under Budget 2018.

Najib's final address in Pekan was made in front of a house built by his late father, former prime minister Abdul Razak Hussein.

He said the house, built in 1972, was symbolic of how much Malaysia has progressed and developed under BN.

"BN is a party that looks ahead, we are a party of the future... We are not a party of the past, we don't deal with retired leaders," he said.

The last remark was a swipe at his arch-nemesis Dr Mahathir Mohamad, who delivered his own final address on Facebook live at the same time as Najib.

All campaigning is to end at the stroke of midnight tonight. Malaysians will vote from 8am to 5pm tomorrow. Results are expected from 8pm.