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Dirty old cunning fox

You think Najib will be back soon? 

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You think Najib will be back soon? 

Not sure

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Tan Sri Annuar Musa who was among the four ministers dropped during the Barisan Nasional candidates announcement event on Tuesday (Nov 1) appears to have several “suitors”.

"He has been receiving a lot of offers since last night (31/10/2022), although he had never asked for their help or started negotiating. The incumbent Ketereh MP is said to have received offers including from Perikatan Nasional and Parti Sosialis Malaysia (PSM), a source close to the party told The Star.


https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2...tereh-seat

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There's still hope for "dropped ministers" for this 15th Malaysia election. Today morning news...

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2...ays-source

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KL: Kuala Selangor incumbent member of parliament Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad has expressed willingness to take on caretaker Finance Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Aziz in the 15th General Election (GE15).

The former health minister said if Umno is set to field Tengku Zafrul in Kuala Selangor, he is ready to defend the parliamentary constituency.

https://www.nst.com.my/news/politics/202...a-selangor

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KL: Kuala Selangor incumbent member of parliament Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad has expressed willingness to take on caretaker Finance Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Aziz in the 15th General Election (GE15).

The former health minister said if Umno is set to field Tengku Zafrul in Kuala Selangor, he is ready to defend the parliamentary constituency.

https://www.nst.com.my/news/politics/202...a-selangor

Battle for Sungai Buloh hot out of the oven news.

However, it remains to be seen if he, Khairy can win a seat in the Dewan Rakyat.

There has been movement from the opposing party. Sivarasa Rasiah, a former deputy president of PKR, how beat his closest opponent, A Prakash Rao of BN, by over 25,000 votes, The Straits Times reported.Sivarasa has been dropped by his party and will not be contesting Sungai Buloh. PKR tapped R Ramanan, (party's deputy information chief for the contest,) but he may no longer be standing either. After the Khairy announcement, 

PKR's deputy president Rafizi Ramli said the party is reconsidering and may field a "stronger candidate" in Sungai Buloh. The official nomination day is this Saturday, Nov. 5. 

Note: Khairy told reporters on Oct. 21 that he was almost certain he would be given a seat won by the opposition in 2018. He also said he was almost certain it would not be a "safe seat".

Khairy, who ran for Umno party president in 2018 and lost, and who now has a tough fight on his hands to remain in Parliament, and possibly in politics.

https://mothership.sg/2022/11/khairy-jam...gai-buloh/

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Battle for Sungai Buloh hot out of the oven news.

However, it remains to be seen if he, Khairy can win a seat in the Dewan Rakyat.

There has been movement from the opposing party. Sivarasa Rasiah, a former deputy president of PKR, how beat his closest opponent, A Prakash Rao of BN, by over 25,000 votes, The Straits Times reported.Sivarasa has been dropped by his party and will not be contesting Sungai Buloh. PKR tapped R Ramanan, (party's deputy information chief for the contest,) but he may no longer be standing either. After the Khairy announcement, 

PKR's deputy president Rafizi Ramli said the party is reconsidering and may field a "stronger candidate" in Sungai Buloh. The official nomination day is this Saturday, Nov. 5. 

Note: Khairy told reporters on Oct. 21 that he was almost certain he would be given a seat won by the opposition in 2018. He also said he was almost certain it would not be a "safe seat".

Khairy, who ran for Umno party president in 2018 and lost, and who now has a tough fight on his hands to remain in Parliament, and possibly in politics.

https://mothership.sg/2022/11/khairy-jam...gai-buloh/

UPDATED: voting Khairy akin to supporting Zahid.

PETALING JAYA - PKR deputy president Rafizi Ramli has warned Sg Buloh voters that a vote for Barisan Nasional's (BN) Khairy Jamaluddin might not play out in the candidate's favour. PKR asserted that BN chairman Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi might not have the best in mind for Khairy if BN and its lynchpin Umno manage to win over Putrajaya aided by Khairy's possible victory in the federal seat

https://www.thevibes.com/articles/news/7...ays-rafizi

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UPDATED: voting Khairy akin to supporting Zahid.

PETALING JAYA - PKR deputy president Rafizi Ramli has warned Sg Buloh voters that a vote for Barisan Nasional's (BN) Khairy Jamaluddin might not play out in the candidate's favour. PKR asserted that BN chairman Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi might not have the best in mind for Khairy if BN and its lynchpin Umno manage to win over Putrajaya aided by Khairy's possible victory in the federal seat

https://www.thevibes.com/articles/news/7...ays-rafizi

BN chairman and Umno chied. Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi might not have the best in mind for Khairy if BN and its lynchpin Umno manage to win over Putrajaya aided by Khairy’s possible victory in the federal seat. Selangor.

“Contributing a seat to BN (Sg Buloh) is almost like giving Zahid a sword to chop Khairy.” Rafizi said during a press conference at PKR headquarters here today.. There is a high chance that Khairy will be cut off from (Umno if BN wins the national polls). I don’t see how Zahid will let Khairy progress in Umno.

As such, he cautioned voters to cast their ballots wisely, saying: “a vote for Khairy (Sg Buloh) is a vote for Zahid. BN lynchpin and to Umno, if manage to win over Putrajaya this aided Khairy’s possible victory can eat into the federal seat. Selangor.

Khairy, who is known to be a Zahid dissenter, had previously challenged the latter for the Umno presidency during the party’s 2018 election.

Rumours have also been rife that Zahid is prepared to be a possible prime minister candidate if BN wins the 15th general election.

[K88 shu shu]

bolehland no corruption I more worry.

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BN chairman and Umno chied. Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi might not have the best in mind for Khairy if BN and its lynchpin Umno manage to win over Putrajaya aided by Khairy’s possible victory in the federal seat. Selangor.

“Contributing a seat to BN (Sg Buloh) is almost like giving Zahid a sword to chop Khairy.” Rafizi said during a press conference at PKR headquarters here today.. There is a high chance that Khairy will be cut off from (Umno if BN wins the national polls). I don’t see how Zahid will let Khairy progress in Umno.

As such, he cautioned voters to cast their ballots wisely, saying: “a vote for Khairy (Sg Buloh) is a vote for Zahid. BN lynchpin and to Umno, if manage to win over Putrajaya this aided Khairy’s possible victory can eat into the federal seat. Selangor.

Khairy, who is known to be a Zahid dissenter, had previously challenged the latter for the Umno presidency during the party’s 2018 election.

Rumours have also been rife that Zahid is prepared to be a possible prime minister candidate if BN wins the 15th general election.

PKR deputy president Rafizi Ramli said he and the party’s candidate selection committee initially proposed for incumbent MP R Sivarasa to defend his Sungai Buloh seat in the 15th general election (GE15).

However, PKR president Anwar Ibrahim had a different opinion.

“I can inform that...

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/catego...ays-anwar/

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PKR deputy president Rafizi Ramli said he and the party’s candidate selection committee initially proposed for incumbent MP R Sivarasa to defend his Sungai Buloh seat in the 15th general election (GE15).

However, PKR president Anwar Ibrahim had a different opinion.

“I can inform that...

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/catego...ays-anwar/

Anwar is determined to rebuild Malaysia following 30 months of destruction by the Barisan-Perikatan Nasional coalition over the past 30 months.

Devoid of ideas concerning long-term issues like the people’s needs, climate change and the recovery of the lost generation in education,” PH prime minister candidate Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said during the manifesto launch today.

"With our strong will, leadership and clear manifesto, we can redevelop Malaysia again with a big turnout on polling day on November 19.”

Anwar said the issue after all these is still the same: Corruption, is because Umno-Barisan Nasional don’t have any clue about honesty as so many of their leaders are involved in corrupt practices.

Anwar alluded to the pandemic that killed thousands and led to several lockdowns that devastated the economy. He also said the extended lockdowns had led to an increase in the number of poor, especially among the Orang Asli and Indians, with no solutions in sight.

He said, as such, only PH has the best plan for the country’s future. I want to emphasise that we are confident and do not to apologise for our stance as we stand with all races. The multiculturalism we have in this party, which our rivals want to racialise, will not deter our fight for the people.

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PKR deputy president Rafizi Ramli said he and the party’s candidate selection committee initially proposed for incumbent MP R Sivarasa to defend his Sungai Buloh seat in the 15th general election (GE15).

However, PKR president Anwar Ibrahim had a different opinion.

“I can inform that...

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/catego...ays-anwar/

Selangor will be the arena of several high profile contests for parliamentary seats in the Nov 19 general election.

Of the 22 parliamentary seats in Selangor, PH won 20 in May 2018, but political manoeuvres left it with 16 at the time of Parliament’s dissolution. Perikatan Nasional had 3, Parti Bangsa Malaysia 2 and Barisan Nasional 1.

PN, which comprises Bersatu, PAS and Gerakan will be contesting its first general election in Selangor as a coalition. Chairman Muhyiddin has deemed BN its main enemy in GE15

While Anwar Pakatan chief can draw large measure of confidence from its past performance and the tendency for urban voters to opt for his coalition. Anwar also would wish to win back lose seats, notably Gombak and Ampang, won by Azmin and Zuraida, both with a majority of 48,721 and 41,956 votes respectively after political defections. Azmin is now with Bersatu while Zuraida is in PBM having left Bersatu.

Selangor has a total of about 3.6 million registered voters. with questions now being asked whether Pakatan Harapan will dominate the fray as in 2018.

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Selangor will be the arena of several high profile contests for parliamentary seats in the Nov 19 general election.

Of the 22 parliamentary seats in Selangor, PH won 20 in May 2018, but political manoeuvres left it with 16 at the time of Parliament’s dissolution. Perikatan Nasional had 3, Parti Bangsa Malaysia 2 and Barisan Nasional 1.

PN, which comprises Bersatu, PAS and Gerakan will be contesting its first general election in Selangor as a coalition. Chairman Muhyiddin has deemed BN its main enemy in GE15

While Anwar Pakatan chief can draw large measure of confidence from its past performance and the tendency for urban voters to opt for his coalition. Anwar also would wish to win back lose seats, notably Gombak and Ampang, won by Azmin and Zuraida, both with a majority of 48,721 and 41,956 votes respectively after political defections. Azmin is now with Bersatu while Zuraida is in PBM having left Bersatu.

Selangor has a total of about 3.6 million registered voters. with questions now being asked whether Pakatan Harapan will dominate the fray as in 2018.

Incumbent Sungai Buloh MP R Sivasara confirmed his health issue was discussed with party, the seat that he had been winning since 2008.

Urging the end of the polemic over the Sungai Buloh candidacy, the thyroid cancer survivor said his vocal cords are impaired, forcing him to use a speech amplifier to assist and protect his voice.

https://m.malaysiakini.com/news/642459

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BN trailed rival Pakatan Harapan in a close second in voters’ preference in the 15th general election, a Merdeka Center survey has revealed.

Survey, conducted among 1,209 voters aged 18 showed 26% preferred Harapan. BN’s 24%, followed by Perikatan Nasional’s (PN) 13% and two% for Dr M, Gerakan Tanah Air (GTA)

However, those who said they had ( no preference or were unsure) of who they would vote for formed the biggest group with 31%. Four% refused to answer the survey question.

Voting preference Malay voters (32%) preferred BN, followed by 29% who said they had no preference or were unsure. About 20% chose PN, while Harapan garnered 13% of support. There is still a chance of the 29% undecided Malay votes going either way, the survey noted.

Chinese, 47% preferred Harapan, compared to five% chose BN, and one% picked PN. As many as 23% said they had no preference or were unsure.

Meanwhile, 51% Indians surveyed preferred Harapan, BN (32%), and PN (one%). About eight% said they had no preference or were unsure.

https://m.malaysiakini.com/news/642539

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Aged 50 and above recorded the highest inclination.

Previous surveys July 30 and Sept 30, 78% and 82% of voters in the age group said they would come out to vote, respectively, while post-Parliament dissolution, the number dipped slightly to 80%.

As aged between 31 and 50, ecorded 79% and 78% in the previous two surveys respectively, but the interest dipped 74% after Parliament was dissolved.

The biggest dip in interest to vote happened among the below-30 age group. 76% and 74 respondents said they would vote in the previous surveys, the number dropped to 68% in the latest research.

Voting inclination among the Chinese was the lowest across all age groups, and high (75-86 percent) among the Malays and Indians.



Commenting on the possible GE15 outcome, Merdeka Center said that it is difficult to estimate, given the presence of three significant coalitions with large bases of support, as well as uncertainties on likely turnout rates.

“At this point, with the lower-than-expected level of Malay voter support for BN, it is possible to imagine that no single coalition will attain a large enough plurality to form a government with just one other party or coalition.

“Instead, there is a rising possibility that at least three or more parties/coalitions are needed to cooperate to form a government with a simple majority,” the survey said.

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It’s crunch time for the parties. According to sources, the pressure is mounting and there will be political veterans who will be left out in favour of fresh faces who will better appeal to young voters.

Talk of a united front among the Opposition has all but fizzled out, and a free-for-all situation is shaping up across the bulk of the parliamentary seats.


https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2...he-parties

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It’s crunch time for the parties. According to sources, the pressure is mounting and there will be political veterans who will be left out in favour of fresh faces who will better appeal to young voters.

Talk of a united front among the Opposition has all but fizzled out, and a free-for-all situation is shaping up across the bulk of the parliamentary seats.


https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2...he-parties

Recent attempts to broker an electoral pact between Umno and PAS in 27 seats have failed and with the way things are going, analysts expect an intense battle between the three main coalitions of Barisan Nasional, Pakatan Harapan and Perikatan Nasional.

Based on the GE14 results, these parliamentary seats are critical because if the total votes of Umno and PAS are combined, they could surpass the votes obtained by Pakatan.

The seats are Kangar, Jerlun, Kubang Pasu, Pokok Sena, Kuala Kedah, Merbok, Sungai Petani, Kulim Bandar Baharu, Parit Buntar, Tambun, Lumut, Raub, Indera Mahkota, Kuantan, Temerloh, Sungai Besar, Kuala Selangor, Hulu Selangor, Kapar, Kuala Langat, Titiwangsa, Kuala Pilah, Tampin, Sri Gading, Tanjung Piai, Tangga Batu and Putatan.

Azmi Hassan, a senior fellow at the Nusantara Academy for Strategic Research, said it is not surprising that attempts by PAS to cooperate with Barisan in these 27 seats had failed.

Universiti Teknologi Mara School of Media and Information Warfare Studies’ Dr Noor Nirwandy Mat Noordin said out of the 27 seats, 20 were won by Pakatan in GE14 and these would be hotly contested as some of its incumbents had jumped ship to Perikatan.

The political analyst said voters now have higher expectations and are demanding fresh ideas and input from their elected representatives.

[LupCheong]

Yaya papaya old fox 🦊

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bolehland no corruption I more worry.

Malaysia 15th election It is widely believed that the infighting will delay the naming of a prime minister after the election.

Although Zahid has said publicly that Ismail Sabri would be the party's candidate for prime minister, political observers say that could change if UMNO wins a majority to form the next government.

The elections are expected to calm the political instability in the country since the last election in 2018, a period that saw three prime ministers.

Parties will scramble to win the 222 federal seats being contested, with the party or coalition needing 112 to form a government.

UMNO is the country's largest and oldest political
Party and was behind the collapse of two previous govts led by Dr Mahathir and Muhyiddin.   now

Party has a history of corruption, the recent 1M'sia Development Berhad (1MDB) scandal, its related criminal charges, included former PMi Najib Razak who was found guilty of corruption and is serving a 12-year prison sentence.

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Aged 50 and above recorded the highest inclination.

Previous surveys July 30 and Sept 30, 78% and 82% of voters in the age group said they would come out to vote, respectively, while post-Parliament dissolution, the number dipped slightly to 80%.

As aged between 31 and 50, ecorded 79% and 78% in the previous two surveys respectively, but the interest dipped 74% after Parliament was dissolved.

The biggest dip in interest to vote happened among the below-30 age group. 76% and 74 respondents said they would vote in the previous surveys, the number dropped to 68% in the latest research.

Voting inclination among the Chinese was the lowest across all age groups, and high (75-86 percent) among the Malays and Indians.

Commenting on the possible GE15 outcome, Merdeka Center said that it is difficult to estimate, given the presence of three significant coalitions with large bases of support, as well as uncertainties on likely turnout rates.

“At this point, with the lower-than-expected level of Malay voter support for BN, it is possible to imagine that no single coalition will attain a large enough plurality to form a government with just one other party or coalition.

“Instead, there is a rising possibility that at least three or more parties/coalitions are needed to cooperate to form a government with a simple majority,” the survey said.

PH-26%, BN-24% Perikatan Nasional-13% and Dr M and son party. Gerakan Tanah Air were,  backed by less then ONI 2% of respondents voters.

Three large coalitions in contention in GE15, Merdeka Center said It added that it was possible that no one coalition would be able to form the government. An opinion poll of 1,209 people shows PH-26%, BN-24% Perikatan Nasional-13% respondents voters.   (UNMO  / BN)

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Malaysia 15th election It is widely believed that the infighting will delay the naming of a prime minister after the election.

Although Zahid has said publicly that Ismail Sabri would be the party's candidate for prime minister, political observers say that could change if UMNO wins a majority to form the next government.

The elections are expected to calm the political instability in the country since the last election in 2018, a period that saw three prime ministers.

Parties will scramble to win the 222 federal seats being contested, with the party or coalition needing 112 to form a government.

UMNO is the country's largest and oldest political
Party and was behind the collapse of two previous govts led by Dr Mahathir and Muhyiddin.   now

Party has a history of corruption, the recent 1M'sia Development Berhad (1MDB) scandal, its related criminal charges, included former PMi Najib Razak who was found guilty of corruption and is serving a 12-year prison sentence.

Malaysia's ruling UMNO / BN aims for 'simple majority' in parliament. Official says party relies not on Najib but on 'grassroots network' in Nov. 19 election

Anwar PM chances is good for him if Muhyiddin BN / PAS 27  can plan their war well.  112 seats available to form the next government. A total of 222 parliamentary seats will be on offer, with Polling Day happening on Nov 19. 

[Choc]

LKK dynamo is useless already.

Everyday only can eat ckt.








Karchng Karchng Karchng !

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Malaysia's ruling UMNO / BN aims for 'simple majority' in parliament. Official says party relies not on Najib but on 'grassroots network' in Nov. 19 election

Anwar PM chances is good for him if Muhyiddin BN / PAS 27  can plan their war well.  112 seats available to form the next government. A total of 222 parliamentary seats will be on offer, with Polling Day happening on Nov 19. 

it seems highly likely that PH, PN and GTA will head into GE15 campaign with no electoral pacts, the possibility of the three coalitions working together after the election results are announced on polling night on Nov 19. GE15th. An avenue for the three coalitions to confirm the level of support they have among voters, before heading to the negotiation table to perhaps form a new govt if they have the numbers.

“There is talk that GTA under Dr M and Bersatu under Muhyiddin will do badly in the upcoming polls.
To be taken seriously as kingmakers, you have to be a big bloc, maybe with 19-20 seats. Otherwise, if you are a mosquito party, you will be ignored.

https://www.business-standard.com/articl...974_1.html

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It’s crunch time for the parties. According to sources, the pressure is mounting and there will be political veterans who will be left out in favour of fresh faces who will better appeal to young voters.

Talk of a united front among the Opposition has all but fizzled out, and a free-for-all situation is shaping up across the bulk of the parliamentary seats.


https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2...he-parties

Adversaries can bury the hatchet and put aside feelings and ego to defeat a common foe or achieve a singular goal. He said removing then-PM Datuk Seri Najib Razak and Barisan Nasional from power was a shared purpose that led to him working with Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim just before the 14th General Election in 2018. says former Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad 97 years old.

Dr Mahathir, currently Parti Pejuang Tanah Air chairman, with less then 2% vote, if he willing to work with Anwar again.

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PH-26%, BN-24% Perikatan Nasional-13% and Dr M and son party. Gerakan Tanah Air were,  backed by less then ONI 2% of respondents voters.

Three large coalitions in contention in GE15, Merdeka Center said It added that it was possible that no one coalition would be able to form the government. An opinion poll of 1,209 people shows PH-26%, BN-24% Perikatan Nasional-13% respondents voters.   (UNMO  / BN)

KUALA LUMPUR: With many political observers predicting that no single party or coalition has the strength to secure a strong majority in the 15th General Election (GE15), the return of a government formed by two or more coalitions and parties is on the cards.

The three main coalitions – Barisan Nasional, Perikatan Nasional and Pakatan Harapan – are each facing a tough battle ahead to wrest control of at least 112 seats in Parliament, the simple majority needed to form a government.

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2...turn#close

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KUALA LUMPUR: With many political observers predicting that no single party or coalition has the strength to secure a strong majority in the 15th General Election (GE15), the return of a government formed by two or more coalitions and parties is on the cards.

The three main coalitions – Barisan Nasional, Perikatan Nasional and Pakatan Harapan – are each facing a tough battle ahead to wrest control of at least 112 seats in Parliament, the simple majority needed to form a government.

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2...turn#close

Dr old fox. At age 97, veteran leader today try to oust a govt he said was led by "criminals", even if it could mean teaming up once again with long-time rival Anwar Ibrahim.  

Is your last chance. Anwar to be Malaysia PM.

How or maybe?. For old man. Dr M still trying for Malaysia 15th election, especially trying to be a Malaysia PM again 3rd time.

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Dr old fox. At age 97, veteran leader today try to oust a govt he said was led by "criminals", even if it could mean teaming up once again with long-time rival Anwar Ibrahim.  

Is your last chance. Anwar to be Malaysia PM.

How or maybe?. For old man. Dr M still trying for Malaysia 15th election, especially trying to be a Malaysia PM again for 3rd time.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/asia/mah...im-3053496

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Recent attempts to broker an electoral pact between Umno and PAS in 27 seats have failed and with the way things are going, analysts expect an intense battle between the three main coalitions of Barisan Nasional, Pakatan Harapan and Perikatan Nasional.

Based on the GE14 results, these parliamentary seats are critical because if the total votes of Umno and PAS are combined, they could surpass the votes obtained by Pakatan.

The seats are Kangar, Jerlun, Kubang Pasu, Pokok Sena, Kuala Kedah, Merbok, Sungai Petani, Kulim Bandar Baharu, Parit Buntar, Tambun, Lumut, Raub, Indera Mahkota, Kuantan, Temerloh, Sungai Besar, Kuala Selangor, Hulu Selangor, Kapar, Kuala Langat, Titiwangsa, Kuala Pilah, Tampin, Sri Gading, Tanjung Piai, Tangga Batu and Putatan.

Azmi Hassan, a senior fellow at the Nusantara Academy for Strategic Research, said it is not surprising that attempts by PAS to cooperate with Barisan in these 27 seats had failed.

Universiti Teknologi Mara School of Media and Information Warfare Studies’ Dr Noor Nirwandy Mat Noordin said out of the 27 seats, 20 were won by Pakatan in GE14 and these would be hotly contested as some of its incumbents had jumped ship to Perikatan.

The political analyst said voters now have higher expectations and are demanding fresh ideas and input from their elected representatives.

PH, PN and UMNO are all in fierce competition for 27 critical Malay-majority parliamentary seats. Going by the results of the recent state elections in Melaka and Johor in 2021 and early 2022, PH may continue to suffer in Malay-majority seats. They are aware that they are the third choice for Malays after BN and PN, and that they may not see a good outcome unless they change tactics.

Politics in the Malay heartlands tend to be about whether the leaders are competent at providing for the people. Among other things, people expect good infrastructure, education, healthcare, and efficient administration of matters concerning Islam, such as the haj, marriage, funerals and mosque affairs. National issues such as corruption, inflation and good governance are not as important. MPs are also expected to see their leaders frequently.

https://fulcrum.sg/pakatan-harapan-and-m...-grounded/

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Malaysia voters seen a justice Pao in Anwar.

The disillusionment and cynicism against politicians who have been amassing in Malaysia election.

In Malaysia election without exception, inclinel having to stop the rot.

Dr M How?. Die Laughing or Die Standing up.

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Malaysia voters seen a justice Pao in Anwar.

The disillusionment and cynicism against politicians who have been amassing in Malaysia election.

In Malaysia election without exception, inclinel having to stop the rot.

Dr M How?. Die Laughing or Die Standing up.

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2...r-mahathir