GPS tiada sebab untuk kerjasama dengan PKR, kata penganalisis

Analysts suggest that the Parti Sarawak Harmony (GPS) has no reason to collaborate with the Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) due to their dominant position in Sarawak, according to Jayum Jawan, an analyst from the National Science Academy. Such collaboration at this stage would only harm GPS, as it would force the ruling bloc to fulfill the demands of their new allies.

GPS boasts the best performance with 79 seats in the 12th DUN, after three Sarawak United Parties (PSB) members defected to the Democratic Progressive Party (PDP) and PSB was disbanded. Following this, only two seats remained with the Democratic Action Party (DAP). GPS is affiliated with the Pakatan Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB), PDP, Pakatan Rakyat Sarawak (SUPP), and Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) and aims to contest all 82 seats in the upcoming PRN.

PKR previously urged the doors of political collaboration to remain open, following GPS's declaration that they would not support any alliance proposals with any mainland-based parties in the upcoming PRN. However, PKR struggled to secure any seats in the last election, suggesting that their candidates need to work harder to introduce the party to voters and convince them of their continued ability to serve.