Sokongan Melayu, anak muda meningkat tetapi belum cukup untuk PH, kata Amirudin

The Pakatan Harapan (PH) party saw a rise in support, especially among Malay and young voters, during the Melaka PRN election, according to Amirudin Shari, a leading figure in the party. However, the increase in support was not enough to secure a victory, as PH only managed to win four out of the 28 contested seats, reported Berita Harian.

The election saw the Barisan Nasional (BN) and Perikatan Nasional (PN) parties controlling the remaining 24 seats, which resulted in the formation of a government. Amirudin noted that while there were some positive changes in the parties, particularly among Malay voters, it was not a matter of supporting the coalition or increasing support for it.

Instead, the challenge lies in figuring out how political alliances should be thought about to form a government. He emphasized that successfully forming a government in Malaysia requires cooperation not only between political parties but also between the coalition. According to Amirudin, this issue needs serious attention from political leadership in formulating strategies for upcoming elections.

Ultimately, Malaysia's recipe for a successful government is through a successful coalition or alliance, he concluded.