Chan Kok Leong
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PAS turned its back on Umno first, says Asyraf
Islamist party had been asked thrice to formalise Muafakat Nasional pact, but it refused.
Not the ‘item we ordered’ but Umno accepts new Johor MB, says Zahid
Party chief says Hasni Mohammad will always be their pride and joy.
Zahid warns PM Umno has ‘power to set its own course’
This comes after Ismail Sabri said party has not discussed when to hold GE15.
Umno must be dominant in GE15, Zahid says
Party chief says this is because its rivals are vindictive.
Pakatan signed MOU with PM to ‘kill’ Umno, says Zahid
Party chief warns members opposition has tricks up its sleeve.
Top 5 Umno leaders should make election call, says youth chief
Asyraf dials back fiery rhetoric as rumours swirl of party divided on prospect of national poll.
Zahid says he will address party concerns about Onn Hafiz
Umno president says he will also cover rumoured disunity over calling for an early general election.
Muhyiddin’s emergency was to protect Perikatan, says Umno Youth chief
Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki says there was no check and balance for the government's spending over 18 months.
Wanita Umno head cautions leadership on timing for GE15
MOU signed with opposition dictates Putrajaya can only call for polls after July 31, reminds Noraini Ahmad.
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Don’t expect to be candidates if you come back, Umno ‘traitors’ told
Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki calls for the swift enactment of a law to prevent party hopping.
On final night before Johor polls, parties make last appeal to voters
Opposition parties hold ceramahs late into the night around Johor.
Umno still party of choice for rural Johor Malay voters
Semi-urban folk feel elected representatives have done well in providing for their needs.
BN has advantage in Johor but two-thirds win unlikely
Coaltion faces new challenges in Johor compared to Malacca.
No walk in the park for BN, says Johor DAP chief
Voters in southernmost-state are different from those in Malacca, Sarawak, says Liew Chin Tong.
