PAS : Sg more developed than My because they don't have UMNO; UMNO replies : If Sg had UMNO, Sg would be lagi developed!

[Hypocrite-The]

Agree. Things are in favour of an UMNO BN big win tomorrow. Johor has always been a stronghold of UMNO. 2018 was a freak win for PH. UMNO warlords all waiting for the results of the Johor election. Once Johor has been obtained, they will probably call the PM to hold a GE.

BN wins bcos the cina votes for them . Anyway I hope BN wins. I can't wait for mudland becoming a 4th world nation. 1SGD to 5Ringgit

 

[zeddy]

Its a jb state elections. Singapore is part of their economy.

All the parties are now playing the economy card with all politicians dangling to the locals the prospects of Sinkies shopping and setting up businesses in Johor just like pre Covid days again. Even the bumbling Muhydin promised to look at the HSR proposal again if his party managed to win big in Johor. The truth is the Johor economy is really in a jialat state without Sinkies pumping money into the state. Do away with all the troublesome PCR testings and you will see Sinkies flocking to Johor in droves by end of this month and the state economy will recover by end of the year.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

All the parties are now playing the economy card with all politicians dangling to the locals the prospects of Sinkies shopping and setting up businesses in Johor just like pre Covid days again. Even the bumbling Muhydin promised to look at the HSR proposal again if his party managed to win big in Johor. The truth is the Johor economy is really in a jialat state without Sinkies pumping money into the state. Do away with all the troublesome PCR testings and you will see Sinkies flocking to Johor in droves by end of this month and the state economy will recover by end of the year.

That is why singkies deserved to be screwed. They are propping up the mudland economy n mudlanders in Singkieland taking up singkies jobs...

 

[winners]

At the end of the day, UMNO will have a sweeping win in Johor tomorrow. Don't even need to guesstimate.

As I've correctly predicted:

That fucking senile idiot Mamak Kutty's party (Pejuang) smell no smoke. KNN he's better off to be dead.

Umno-led BN wins two-thirds majority in Johor polls​

Young voters stand at a bus stop decorated with a Barisan Nasional banner, during the Johor state election at Johor Baru, Malaysia, on March 4, 2022. PHOTO: REUTERS

Ram Anand

Malaysia Correspondent

Updated

16 Secs Ago

JOHOR BARU - Malaysia’s longest-ruling coalition Barisan Nasional (BN) won the Johor state election on Saturday (March 12) with a super-majority, posting a stunning comeback that could spur it to press for an early general election.
BN, which is led by Malaysia’s largest party Umno, won 40 seats in the 56-seat assembly after just over half of Johor’s eligible voters cast their ballots, giving it a two-thirds majority in the state legislative assembly.
Incumbent Menteri Besar Hasni Mohammad, who is expected to be sworn in again as chief minister, thanked the voters for their mandate, and said they had chosen stability.
“I urge all voters, whether those who voted BN or otherwise, to be together with me for the future of Johor,” he said on Saturday night.
Most of the remaining seats were scooped up by opposition coalition Pakatan Harapan (PH), with 10 of the 12 seats it won captured by the Democratic Action Party.
Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim’s Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) won only one seat, repeating its lacklustre performance at the recent Melaka and Sarawak state elections and putting into question his leadership of the PH coalition.
The Perikatan Nasional (PN) pact also fared poorly, winning just three seats despite being helmed by former prime minister and Johor stalwart Muhyiddin Yassin.

Tan Sri Muhyddin accepted responsibility for the defeat. “I am ready to resign at any time if the party decides that I should go,” he said at a media conference on Saturday night.
BN’s landslide win, says BowerGroup Asia director Adib Zalkapli, was partly due to a crowded opposition field.
In addition to PH’s component parties, at least another four opposition parties made their electoral debuts in Johor.
Youth-based Malaysian United Democratic Alliance (Muda), despite working together with PH, contested against Datuk Seri Anwar’s PKR in one of the wards.
Former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad’s Parti Pejuang Tanah Air ran in 42 seats, splitting the opposition vote with PH parties in all of them. And Parti Warisan, led by former Sabah chief minister Shafie Apdal, contested six seats.
All these new opposition parties returned empty-handed, save for Muda which won one seat that PH had agreed not to contest in.
Umno’s thumping win in its birthplace comes on the back of BN scoring a two-thirds majority in the Melaka elections in November last year.
Leading the charge for the victorious Johor campaign was former prime minister Najib Razak, whose role in the 1Malaysia Development Berhad scandal had contributed to BN’s unprecedented defeat by PH at the 2018 general election. He is currently appealing a graft conviction linked to the state fund.
Umno president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi credited Najib as the “campaign manager” for the Johor polls despite not having an official party position, and declared the win as a “gift” for the former premier.
With this revival of fortunes, Umno leaders aligned to Najib are likely to pressure party colleague and prime minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob to dissolve Parliament and call for an election as early as the second half of this year.
As BN’s win became apparent on Saturday night, supporters started chanting “Bubar Parlimen” (Dissolve Parliament) at Datuk Seri Ismail, who was watching the election results at Umno headquarters in Johor Baru.
The next general election is not due until mid-2023, but the current government formed of BN and PN only has a four-seat majority in Parliament.
Some Umno leaders believe an early election would garner a stronger mandate for the party and make it less reliant on support from PN, with whom it shares frosty ties.
“It’s a royal flush for Umno, it can now confidently push for an early General Election,” Mr Adib said.
He added that PH now needs to start afresh on its campaign strategies, after its weak showing in Johor. The coalition can no longer afford to be “nostalgic” about its historic win at the 2018 election, he said.

 

[laksaboy]

If in your country there exists Islamic political parties, your country will never be fully developed. It's handicapped and stuck at a certain level.

The same goes for certain libtard European countries who 'graciously' allow Islamic political parties to form.

 

[eatshitndie]

That is why singkies deserved to be screwed. They are propping up the mudland economy n mudlanders in Singkieland taking up singkies jobs...

m&d not m u d.

 

[kkbutterfly]

let them say all the want

 

[syed putra]

All the parties are now playing the economy card with all politicians dangling to the locals the prospects of Sinkies shopping and setting up businesses in Johor just like pre Covid days again. Even the bumbling Muhydin promised to look at the HSR proposal again if his party managed to win big in Johor. The truth is the Johor economy is really in a jialat state without Sinkies pumping money into the state. Do away with all the troublesome PCR testings and you will see Sinkies flocking to Johor in droves by end of this month and the state economy will recover by end of the year.

Unfortunately, i think donebody has a monopoly on covid testing. Self interest overides that of the many.

 

[Cottonmouth]

Stupid M.U.D.S being stupid as usual.