GE15: Bersatu’s fortunes rest on its MPs who defected from other parties
Bersatu’s main challenge at Saturday’s vote will be to retain the lion’s share of seats won by its MPs in the 2018 polls under different banners.
GE15: Eight in 10 Malaysians will vote in the Nov 19 polls
Only 4.6 per cent said they will not vote, in the survey involving 2,423 people across 165 parliamentary wards in Peninsular Malaysia.
GE15: Ismail Sabri pledges lean and effective Cabinet, if he becomes PM again
He also said political stability remained his core focus, pointing out that prosperity and economic growth could only happen with political stability.
GE15: Perikatan stands a chance to form govt with 90% voter turnout, says Muhyiddin
The Perikatan chairman claimed that he had received reports from the Election Commission that the voter turnout for the early votes had almost reached 95 per cent.
GE15: PAS willing to be Opposition rather than work with those with court cases, says Abdul Hadi
However, he said collaborating with “clean” leaders from Barisan Nasional was another story altogether.
GE15: Malaysia’s political parties enter enemy territory to win votes
Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin’s Perikatan Nasional and Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s Pakatan Harapan have been attacking each other’s strongholds, as well as the traditional Barisan…
GE15: Call me names but I never stole from the people, says Anwar
"I'd rather be called 'PM tepi' (prime minister on the sidelines) than be known as a leader who steals money from the people and country," remarked the politician.
GE15: Anwar’s downfall is that he thinks he is loved by all, says Dr M
Asked if he held grudges against several political leaders who were not seen to be aligned with him, Dr Mahathir said he looked solely at their ability to serve the rakyat.
GE15: 108 independent candidates fighting all odds to win
Among the independent candidates, some boast high academic qualifications, while others are social activists, internet celebrities, and even a former deputy minister.
Chinese education should not be exploited as election chip
Like in all previous elections, Chinese language education has found itself being a chip contesting parties would keep exploiting to win over the local Chinese community.