LOW voter turnout and rural anger towards the incumbent Warisan Plus government were among key factors that caused it to lose Sabah to Gabungan Parti Sabah (GRS) in yesterday’s polls.
GRS, which is made up of three political groupings, also had a better ground game and a more aggressive machinery, especially in the region’s sprawling rural areas, said analysts.
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Will be rethinking my subscription considering your poor live updates yesterday.
Posted 3 years ago by Ashton Alexander
me too....
Posted 3 years ago by KNN ...
And i thought it is only me who keep refresh the site because of no latest updates
Posted 3 years ago by Biku Ku
Sabahan has spoken for Sabah, they wanted a crook to lead them so be it - a person who look down on women and shouted FUCK in Parliament,
Posted 3 years ago by Teruna Kelana
Any real analysis must investigate claims of vote-buying and take this into account. This seems to be just like the superficial analyses of GEs prior to the last one. Many real issues and factors not taken into account.
Posted 3 years ago by Anak Kampung
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Pkr won Inanam.
Will be rethinking my subscription considering your poor live updates yesterday.
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