Melaka polls: Evaluate Ab Rauf's leadership based on facts, not baseless claims
MASJID TANAH: Melaka voters should focus on the state government's achievements rather than be influenced by baseless claims when deciding whom to support in the Nov 14 state election.
Melaka residents should assess Chief Minister Datuk Seri Ab Rauf Yusoh's leadership based on his actual accomplishments, rather than being swayed by unsubstantiated allegations, according to the state's Umno Supreme Council member Datuk Johan Abd Aziz.
During a campaign speech in Kampung Lubok Redan, Johan emphasized that the chief minister's track record should be the primary basis for voter decisions, stating, "From the very beginning, I have told all Melaka residents not to listen to all the nonsense, but to focus on the facts."
As Melaka Barisan Nasional chairman, Johan also noted the importance of collaboration between the Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional in the state. He highlighted the ongoing coordination of election machinery across all 28 state constituencies, beginning well before the official nomination day through meetings with local leaders. This effort aims to strengthen ties between the two coalitions, potentially leading to broader federal-level cooperation.
Johan stressed that Melaka's success in the upcoming state election is crucial. He said, "If we succeed in all 28 (constituencies), this will be proof that the people of Malaysia are rising and want to see a more united government."
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