(14-11-2022, 04:57 PM)Teeth53 Wrote: 🐎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% and 2% for Dr M and son party, like that HOW... 
A record 945 candidates are running for the 222 parliamentary seats at the country's 15th general elections on Saturday.
Whether that is a good thing is uncertain, although it underscores the democracy of this year's election, according to ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute senior fellow Norshahril Saat.
Which parties to watch for and what to expect ahead of polling day
Over 21 million eligible Malaysians to vote up from 18 million in 2018. Malaysian parliament approved a bill to reduce voting age to 18 years from 21.
Pakatan Harapan the largest opposition coalition. Fielded the highest number of
candidates at 206.
Barisan Nasional, country's longest ruling coalition, includes the coalition's founding member and the nation's oldest political party, United Malays National Organisation (UMNO).
Barisan Nasional's 178 candidates contesting the election.
Perikatan Nasional has
fielded 149 candidates. Perikatan gained notoriety after it was formed in 2020 following the defection of members from
Pakatan Harapan. The party coup has since coined the "Sheraton Move," named meeting of defected members at the Sheraton Hotel. Two of those responsible for the coup, Azmin Ali, care minister of international trade and industry and Muhyiddin Yassin, who succeeded Dr M after the defection, are key members of Perikatan.
And Senior statesman Mahathir is running his own coalition of four parties,
Gerakan Tanah Air which will be
contesting 125 seats.