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‘Much to explain and reflect upon’: Pakatan accepts Melaka election setback, says state chief

MELAKA, Nov 14 — Pakatan Harapan (PH) has accepted the outcome of the Melaka state election and respects the peopl...

‘Much to explain and reflect upon’: Pakatan accepts Melaka election setback, says state chief

Melaka, Nov 14 — Pakatan Harapan (PH) has acknowledged the results of the recent Melaka state election and acknowledges the people's choice, despite securing only four out of the 24 seats they contested, according to unofficial figures. Melaka PH chairman Adly Zahari stated that the coalition would utilize the outcomes to evaluate its performance and increase efforts to restore public trust.

"PH has always acknowledged that election results are influenced by numerous factors and that there is potential for enhancement in the future," Adly declared during a press conference at the coalition's main operations hub. Adly also indicated that the results would be presented to the PH Presidential Council for a thorough examination, considering previous state election results, including those in Johor and Negeri Sembilan.

"I think PH will have much to explain and contemplate following today’s results in Melaka," he remarked.

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