Ahmad Maslan thinks his party can win back three important states during the next election. The Umno leader believes voters have grown tired of how Perikatan Nasional runs Perlis, Kedah, and Terengganu. He says these state governments look shaky and people want change. Many citizens feel disappointed with their current leaders and want better results. Maslan thinks this anger will help Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Harapan grab power again.
The politician claims half the people already support his coalition. He says the other half remains undecided about who deserves their votes. These fence-sitters will decide which party wins each state. Maslan believes most swing voters will choose his side when election day arrives. He thinks unhappy residents will dump their current representatives for new ones.
Ahmad Zahid Hamidi made similar comments about taking back seats from Bersatu and PAS. The coalition boss wants his team to study which areas they can win. His party plans to run surveys and research to find winnable spots. They hope to put strong candidates against their opponents. The strategy aims to remove opposition politicians from important positions across the country.
The politician claims half the people already support his coalition. He says the other half remains undecided about who deserves their votes. These fence-sitters will decide which party wins each state. Maslan believes most swing voters will choose his side when election day arrives. He thinks unhappy residents will dump their current representatives for new ones.
Ahmad Zahid Hamidi made similar comments about taking back seats from Bersatu and PAS. The coalition boss wants his team to study which areas they can win. His party plans to run surveys and research to find winnable spots. They hope to put strong candidates against their opponents. The strategy aims to remove opposition politicians from important positions across the country.
