Melaka election: Amanah satisfied with five seats, to focus on winning all
KUALA LUMPUR: Amanah vice-president Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad says the party is grateful to be contesting five seats in the Melaka election on Nov 14.
KUALA LUMPUR — Amanah vice-president Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad expressed gratitude for the party being able to contest five seats in the Melaka election on November 14. He clarified that Pakatan Harapan's seat allocation remains united, and that Amanah, a long-standing member of the coalition since 2015, had always worked in harmony with its partners.
Dzulkefly emphasized that the coalition's unity was crucial during elections, noting that infighting is uncommon within Pakatan Harapan. The allocation of seats was finalized following extensive discussions and negotiations, with all levels of the coalition committed to adhering to the top leadership's decision. Amanah now intends to concentrate on winning all five seats they have been allocated.
Dzulkefly stressed that merely having numerous seats is futile if they are not won. He concluded by stating that Amanah is well-prepared to provide support to one another and ensure victory for all Pakatan Harapan candidates contesting in Melaka.
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