As Negeri Sembilan votes, all eyes on whether Anwar’s PH can retain state
- SEREMBAN/SINGAPORE: Nearly 900,000 eligible voters in Negeri Sembilan are headed to the ballot boxes on Saturday (Aug 1) in a state election widely seen as a high-stakes test for Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibahim and his Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition.
- All eyes will be on whether PH can rebound from a dismal performance in the Jul 11 Johor polls, retain a state where it is the incumbent, and fend off a challenge from a partner teaming up with a rival.
- Polling kicked off at 8am on Saturday at 401 polling stations across the state.
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- SEREMBAN/SINGAPORE: Nearly 900,000 eligible voters in Negeri Sembilan are headed to the ballot boxes on Saturday (Aug 1) in a state election widely seen as a high-stakes test for Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibahim and his Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition.
- All eyes will be on whether PH can rebound from a dismal performance in the Jul 11 Johor polls, retain a state where it is the incumbent, and fend off a challenge from a partner teaming up with a rival.
- Polling kicked off at 8am on Saturday at 401 polling stations across the state.
Sources: CNA