Diyana Ibrahim
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Tough for Amanah to win Simpang Jeram, analysts say
The Pakatan party must connect with the grassroots to win the Malay vote.
Govt urged to tackle cost-of-living issues to win back voters
Stakeholders say unhappy people likelier to be swayed by racial, religious talk.
Perikatan can use different logo, theme for National Day, observers say
They stress that it doesn’t violate any law, has been done in the past many times.
Regain Malay support or lose to green wave, unity pact warned
Analysts say Pakatan and BN must reform, remove Umno president.
Bersatu assemblymen to be state excos in Terengganu, says caretaker MB
Ahmad Samsuri says list of representatives will be finalised within a week.
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Perikatan still has chance at Putrajaya, says Hadi
Support waning for unity government, says PAS president.
Ahmad Yakob dropped as MB for health reasons, says Hadi
PAS president denies move was to counter Pakatan-BN challenge.
Sanusi controversies won’t shake Perikatan support in Kedah, say analysts
Observers say voters are more concerned about cost-of-living issues.
Party in unity govt backing Perikatan, says Hadi
PAS chief claims Anwar administration doesn’t have full support of coalition partners.
PAS spooks Terengganu Chinese with racial, religious rhetoric
Minority community does not want state to become like Kelantan.
Muda banking on young voters to win Bandar in Terengganu
Luqman Long says he is not running to split votes but to win.
Mostly straight fights for votes in East Coast states
Terengganu will see only 2 tri-cornered fights – for Hulu Besut and Bandar.
MACC to call Sanusi in over rare earth scandal
Anti-graft agency chief says Kedah MB’s signature found on letter about disputed mining activities.
Dr Mahathir can strengthen Malay support for Perikatan, say pundits
They believe ex-PM still has influence.
Seized accounts not derailing Bersatu’s state polls preparation
Help and support will come from public, civil society groups, PAS.
