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Bersatu muktamad jumlah kerusi ditandingi PRN Melaka esok

Ketua Penerangan Bersatu Melaka Hishamuddin Abdul Karim berkata keputusan itu termasuk penggunaan logo parti berkenaan.

Bersatu muktamad jumlah kerusi ditandingi PRN Melaka esok

Bersatu officials are confident that the party will field candidates in the upcoming Melaka PRN, according to a source within the party. The party's head office plans to announce the numbers on the day of the meeting scheduled for tomorrow. Hishamuddin Abdul Karim, Deputy Spokesman for Bersatu Melaka, stated that the final decision will be made at the MPT meeting, adding that the logo of the relevant party will be used.

He made this statement when asked to comment on whether Bersatu would contest seven seats following PH's decision to contest only 21 out of the 28 DUN seats. Earlier rumors suggested that PH might have a pilihan raya understanding with Bersatu. Meanwhile, a source within Bersatu MPT's leadership confirmed that the party is almost certain to collaborate with PH.

At this point, the party is almost certainly set to collaborate with PH. The party announced that 14 November will see the official announcement of the collaboration. Bersatu will not contest all seven of the seats vacated by PH; instead, specific seats will be contested by other parties. PH had previously announced its intention to contest 21 seats, but the combination did not specify which party would contest the remaining seven seats.

This matter continues to be a topic of speculation amidst rumors of collaboration with Bersatu. In addition to PH, the Barisan Nasional (BN) also announced its intention to contest 21 seats, stating that the remaining seven seats will be contested by PAS and its allies.

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