Don’t get too comfortable with Melaka polls projections, BN told
Umno’s Rais Yasin says the results of an Ilham Centre survey released today reflect voter sentiment at the time it was conducted.
Melaka Umno deputy chief Rais Yasin has cautioned against overconfidence in projections indicating the Barisan Nasional (BN) and Perikatan Nasional (PN) alliance leading in 24 out of 28 Melaka state seats. The findings by the Ilham Centre should be viewed as feedback on the current political climate and not as a definitive prediction, Rais stated.
These projections only reflect voter sentiment during the survey period and do not guarantee the final outcome on polling day. The BN-PN dominance is attributed to factors such as the electoral partnership's acceptance, effective grassroots machinery, and high approval ratings for the state government. Pakatan Harapan (PH) maintains a comfortable lead in only two strongholds - Kota Laksamana and Bandar Hilir.
However, Ayer Keroh and Kesidang, both previously held by PH, are expected to be closely contested. Rais, the Tangga Batu BN chairman, emphasized that public trust must be built through consistent work, service, and long-term commitment to the community, and urged voters to respect the democratic process in making their own choices.
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