Sokongan Melayu, anak muda meningkat tetapi belum cukup untuk PH, kata Amirudin
Pengarah pilihan raya PH berkata peningkatan sokongan itu antara perkembangan positif direkodkan PH pada PRN Melaka, semalam.
Pakatan Harapan (PH) secured four seats in the Melaka state election, while 24 others were held by the Barisan Nasional (BN) and Perikatan Nasional (PN). In a statement by the PH deputy leader, Amirudin Shari, the increase in support for PH, especially among Malay and young voters, was noted as a positive development. However, PH did not manage to win the majority required to form a government, according to Berita Harian.
The PRN saw BN and PN holding 24 out of 28 contested seats and securing the mandate to govern Melaka. While there have been some positive changes in the parties, particularly among Malay voters, it is not enough to form a government without a clear political strategy, Amirudin said. He emphasized that forming a government in Malaysia now requires cooperation, not just among political parties, but between the coalition as a whole.
The deputy leader stressed that this issue needs serious consideration by political leaders when formulating strategies for upcoming elections. Ultimately, success in forming a government in Malaysia is achieved through a successful coalition or alliance, he added.
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