PH unveils 'Melaka Rumah Kita' concept for state election
MELAKA: Pakatan Harapan will introduce the ‘Melaka Rumah Kita’ concept in the upcoming Melaka polls, with its manifesto and vision for the state to be unveiled during the campaign.
Melaka: Pakatan Harapan will unveil the Melaka Rumah Kita concept during the upcoming state elections, with its manifesto and vision for the region to be revealed as the campaign progresses. According to PH election director Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari, the concept will detail the coalition's aspirations for Melaka, the welfare of its residents, and the state's future trajectory if elected.
The Melaka Rumah Kita will be constructed in phases, commencing with the inauguration of PH's main operations center today, which Amirudin described as the "first pillar" of a larger structure to be introduced throughout the election period. In the lead-up to polling day, Amirudin pledged to present the party's manifesto and vision for Melaka's future, the lives of its people, and the coalition's plans for the region.
He emphasized that PH would conduct a positive campaign, presenting its offers and ideas for voters to assess, rather than relying on political rhetoric. PH has also demonstrated prior experience administering the state, including under the leadership of Melaka chief minister Adly Zahari in 2018. Amirudin stated that the coalition's actions are grounded in Melaka's history and tradition, with its friends in DAP having a presence in Kota Melaka, Ayer Keroh, and relevant state constituencies.
If victorious, PH aims to reclaim traditional seats previously held by PKR and Amanah. The Election Commission has designated November 14 as the polling day for the 16th Melaka election, with nomination day set for October 31 and early voting scheduled for November 10. In the 2021 Melaka election, Barisan Nasional secured 21 of the 28 contested seats, while PH won five seats and Perikatan Nasional two.
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