Chan Kok Leong
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Pressure to perform a happy ‘problem’ in Pakatan’s Bekok
Compensation for a new access road among issues DAP needs to tackle in Johor town.
Concerns over racial issues on the rise, says poll
Issues related to race have gained traction among Malay voters, according to the Merdeka Centre survey.
Wan Azizah top performing minister, Maszlee the lowest in poll
Azmin Ali and Muhyiddin Yassin are runners-up in the popularity survey by Merdeka Centre for Opinion Research.
71% of Malaysians happy with Dr Mahathir, survey finds
His strongest supporters are Indians (93%), Chinese (83%) and non-Muslim Bumiputera (75%).
More than two-thirds Malaysians approve of Pakatan, says survey
Indian and Chinese voters are the most satisfied with the new government. according to a Merdeka Centre for Public Opinion survey.
You hired workers, you compensate them, Guan Eng tells ECRL contractor
Finance minister says govt prepared to help after final decision made.
Govt wants auditor-general, PAC to reopen 1MDB probe
All findings to be made available to the public.
If Pakatan doesn’t perform, we’ll kick them out, say voters
‘Patient' Malaysians laud Pakatan Harapan's first 100 days but won’t tolerate mistakes come voting day 5 years later.
Voters hopeful as Pakatan completes first 100 days in Malacca
State government’s initiatives, such as free parking during the weekends and lease renewals, a hit with Malacca folk.
MPs concede Parliament more open under Pakatan
Appointment of opposition MP to head Public Accounts Committee and formation of panels to review laws a welcome move.
BN improves in Sungai Kandis at the expense of non-Malay votes
Data shows that BN performed poorly in areas with a significant non-Malay voting population.
Despite losing Sungai Kandis, BN benefits from PAS pact
Coalition records increased share of the vote in 3 polling districts.
Zawawi increases lead in unofficial count in Sg Kandis
Unofficial results as at 7.52pm show the PKR candidate has 13,315 votes to BN's 8,024.
