Melaka polls: Tok Mat sees encouraging trend in non-Malay support
MELAKA: Barisan Nasional deputy chairman Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan is confident that support for the coalition among non-Malay voters in the state election will increase compared with the previous two state elections.
Melaka's Barisan Nasional deputy chairman Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan expressed optimism regarding the potential increase in support for the coalition among non-Malay voters in the upcoming state election. This confidence stems from the positive trend observed in support for the Barisan Nasional (BN) and Perikatan Nasional (PN) during their election campaigns in other states.
Similarly, Hasan noted an encouraging improvement in support from Johor to Negri Sembilan. Despite this hopeful outlook, he emphasized the importance of a robust campaign effort to reach out to voters and secure their votes for BN and PN candidates. During a meeting with members of the Durian Tunggal community in Melaka, Hasan highlighted the need for strengthened cooperation and understanding between the respective campaign machinery to prevent opportunities for the opposition to exploit.
With only two days left in the campaign, Hasan urged BN's machinery to maintain engagement with voters until the final hours, ensuring their support translates into votes on Nov 14. He also pointed out the significance of the rainy season, which usually brings afternoon rains, and encouraged the campaign machinery to mobilize as many identified voters as possible to fulfill their responsibility to vote.
Hasan acknowledged that cooperation between BN and PN machinery in areas contested by BN has been excellent so far.
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