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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 allocation of parliamentary seats, according to their party leader Adly Zahari. Eight seats will be allotted to Amanah (Negara), following the approval at the state level. The final seating arrangement will be confirmed after discussions between PH's Presidential Council, the PH state and PH Election Commissioner Amirudin Shari.

For now, the allocation remains as agreed upon at the state level, with Amanah (Negara) receiving eight seats. Adly made these remarks to journalists following a PH's main rally in Bukit Baru here yesterday evening. Other party leaders present were Mohamad Sabu, President of Amanah (Negara) and Adam Adli Abdul Halim, a senior figure of the PKR (Melaka) State Steering Committee.

Adly also mentioned that the strategy for facing the upcoming Melaka PRN will be announced after the completion of the seat allocation report.

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