Chan Kok Leong
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Victory boils down to 33 hot seats
13 new seats, while 20 won by narrow margins in GE14, say analysts tracking Sabah polls tomorrow.
GRS issues remain unresolved as campaigning nears end
Perikatan secretary-general Hamzah Zainudin calls for focus in quest to take over Sabah.
Shafie apologises to Sabahans for holding polls amid pandemic
Senallang incumbent admits election puts voters at greater risk of contracting Covid-19.
Anwar’s claim won’t affect Sabah polls, says state DAP, analyst
While PKR seats may get a boost, local voters are more interested in candidates’ track record, they say.
Umno info chief tests positive for Covid-19
Shahril Hamdan tweets condition, second party virus casualty during Sabah campaign.
Anti-frog campaign gains little traction in Sabah
Warisan Plus tries to paint defectors as immoral and untrustworthy but voters want reps who can deliver.
‘Abah’ campaign won’t alter Sabah polls
Despite PM’s popularity, voters know he won’t be around to help with daily struggles, say analysts.
No clear winner as Sabah polls hit midway mark
Fluid situation as personalities, not pacts, still dominate, holding upper hand against Warisan Plus, GRS.
Anwar confident he can muster support to be PM
Lim Guan Eng’s suggestion to back Shafie Apdal as PM is just his opinion, says PKR president.
Little hope for small parties with big ambitions
All it takes is one seat to be kingmaker, expert says, but unfamiliar parties cannot make an impact, according to locals.
Sabah artists use artwork to ‘fight’ dirty politicians
Pangrok Sulap collective eschews signature campaigns, rallies to focus on creating awareness on local issues.
For Sabahans, clean water, roads trump mega-projects
GRS manifesto outlines promises like completing highway, long-delayed bridge.
PM launches Sabah polls ‘Aku Janji’
Bold statements in list of electoral pledges were short on details.
UndiSabah hopes to rally youth on September 26
Undi18 offshoot wants to help younger Sabahans realise potential, power at ballot box.
