PRN Melaka: Azmin bayang persefahaman lebih terbuka Bersatu-PH

Batu Lintang Chief Azmin Ali imagined increased openness in understanding between his party, Bersatu, and Pakatan Harapan (PH) towards the end of the PRN Melaka campaign, while emphasizing that Bersatu cannot go it alone. He suggested that this could be deemed the best strategy if both parties believe it to be so, even without a formal agreement on their cooperation in Melaka.

He also acknowledged that, in a broader context, Bersatu cannot operate independently and needs to collaborate to ensure stability. While it is impossible to predict what will happen at the end of the campaigning period, Azmin believed that voters would have made up their minds by then, after evaluating manifestos or candidates' promises.

At the end of the campaign, he thought voters already had their decision, and political parties usually used this opportunity to project a more positive image. This strategy could be the best, and they might assess it at the appropriate time. Azmin stated that candidates and Bersatu members were actively campaigning in each constituency and polling station in PRN Melaka.

He added that, in this context, Bersatu had reached a conclusion before deciding on the number of seats they wanted to contest. Thus, in this context, Bersatu also agreed that it cannot operate independently. Bersatu must move with a political or coalition cooperation that can ensure stability for the state and the nation. For PRN Melaka, Bersatu had not joined or formed any coalition with any party, but they certainly had an understanding to determine which seats they would contest.