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Pembahagian kerusi PH Melaka selesai, kata Adly

Pengerusinya Adly Zahari bagaimanapun berkata ia akan dimuktamad selepas perbincangan antara Majlis Presiden PH, PH negeri dan Pengarah Pilihan Raya PH Amirudin Shari.

Pembahagian kerusi PH Melaka selesai, kata Adly

Melaka's Pakatan Harapan (PH) has finalized the distribution of parliamentary seats among its coalition partners ahead of the PRN polls, said PH Melaka leader Adly Zahari. The last arrangement is expected to be confirmed after discussions between PH's Presidential Council, PH state and PH Election Commissioner Amirudin Shari. Regardless, the organization awaits the upcoming week to confirm the final details.

The seat distribution already exists within the PH's upper-level scrutiny before being ratified at the national level, with the National Trust Party (Amanah) receiving eight seats, Adly told reporters after a PH's Grand Rally in Bukit Baru here last night. Party President of Amanah Mohamad Sabu and Senior Advisor of PKR Melaka's Executive Committee Adam Adli Abdul Halim were also present.

Adly added that the strategy against the PRN in Melaka will be announced after the seat distribution report is finalized.

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