【虎笑人生】第170期 真的放假了!11月18与19日特别公共假期 方便选民回乡投票!
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(14-11-2022, 09:36 PM)cityhantam Wrote:
【虎笑人生】第170期 真的放假了!11月18与19日特别公共假期 方便选民回乡投票!
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(15-11-2022, 02:37 PM)Teeth53 Wrote: Sheraton Move as anything else than what it was – treachery of the highest order
A graph 2-weeks ago made an uncomfortable question: Could the Sheraton Move have been a good thing for the primary victim, Harapan?
Independent pollster Merdeka Center had been tracking govt approval ratings with sufficient one- to 3-month intervals since Harapan first came to power in 2018. This meant that we could compare how people felt about three governments of Harapan, Perikatan Nasional (PN), and BN in the past four years. It’s awful to say this, but if Pakatan Harapan wins in GE15, it could be because of the Sheraton Move.
Like many Malaysians, I could not forget the night of Feb 23, 2020 as MPs entering Sheraton Hotel.
(15-11-2022, 02:59 PM)Teeth53 Wrote: Caretaker prime minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob has lambasted Perikatan Nasional (PN) leaders for claiming that his administration is a failed govt, saying the latter is “delusional” and devoid of facts.
Ismail Sabri stressed that he had restored calm to the country after taking over the prime ministerial role from PN chairperson Muhyiddin Yassin when Covid-19 cases were at their highest in history.
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Sheraton Move as anything else than what it was – treachery of the highest order. how people felt about three governments of Harapan, Perikatan Nasional (PN), and BN in the past. it could be because of the Sheraton Move.
Like many Malaysians, I could not forget the night of Feb 23, 2020 as MPs entering Sheraton Hotel.
(14-11-2022, 09:36 PM)cityhantam Wrote:
【虎笑人生】第170期 真的放假了!11月18与19日特别公共假期 方便选民回乡投票!
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(15-11-2022, 02:37 PM)Teeth53 Wrote: Sheraton Move as anything else than what it was – treachery of the highest order
A graph 2-weeks ago made an uncomfortable question: Could the Sheraton Move have been a good thing for the primary victim, Harapan?
Independent pollster Merdeka Center had been tracking govt approval ratings with sufficient one- to 3-month intervals since Harapan first came to power in 2018. This meant that we could compare how people felt about three governments of Harapan, Perikatan Nasional (PN), and BN in the past four years. It’s awful to say this, but if Pakatan Harapan wins in GE15, it could be because of the Sheraton Move.
Like many Malaysians, I could not forget the night of Feb 23, 2020 as MPs entering Sheraton Hotel.
(16-11-2022, 01:34 PM)Teeth53 Wrote: PETALING JAYA: Pakatan Harapan would need a voter turnout of more than 80% to enable it to return to Putrajaya, a survey finds. Prof, Dr Redzuan presented survey titled "Mood of the Nation” jointly conducted by IDE and Toyu University in Japan. IDE is a think-tank under the Selangor govt, which is currently under Pakatan’s rule.
According to Prof, in the 13th General Election (GE13) for the first time, Barisan Nasional lost its stronghold over KL/Putrajaya with the highest voter turnout in the country’s history at 83%.
"We are not predicting, we understanding of political process and trying to put meaning into the events during campaigning period for 15th GE. A week before the dissolution, survey showed that 80% were eager to vote.
"The eager to come out to vote were those 80.4% were between 31 and 60, and 79.4% were 61 years old and above. Those unsure to vote, 19.1% were between 18 and 20, while 18.6% were between 21 and 30 years old,” said Prof.
Prior to the Parliament dissolution, the mood of the voters in four constituencies of Gombak, Tambun, Permatang Pauh and Nibong Tebal. Showed high % percentage of locals were eager to come out to vote. The survey conducted between Oct 24 and Nov 12 in the four parliamentary constituencies showed that in these four areas, the percentage of those eager to vote were between 87.1% and 92.9%.
"Malays were the most eager to vote while the Indians were the least eager,” said Prof Redzuan.
The main national issues of concern among voters are the increase in prices, the political instability, corruption and bribery.
"For those between 18 and 20 years old, there is another issue which is of concern - reformation and democracy. For those between 21 and 40 years old, employment opportunities are of concern,” said Prof Redzuan.
In most places, voters said that the candidate and party are the main weighing factors in their choice of candidates, with the candidate being the primary concern, he added.
The survey also showed that before Parliament dissolution, 31.5% wanted Pakatan Harapan chief and PKR president Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim as the tenth prime minister while Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob and Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin trail behind at 24.9% and 20.3% as the second and third preferences respectively.
"The survey also showed that 32% of the fence sitters will only make a decision to vote on the polling day itself,” said Prof Redzuan
(16-11-2022, 01:37 PM)RiseofAsia Wrote: I asked few of my Bolehland friends, they tell me they are going back to vote.