Politics : Melaka Polls: BN Open To Cooperation With Any Party, Says Ab Rauf
The election saw BN win 18 state seats and PN seven, enabling BN and PN to form the new state government
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The election saw BN win 18 state seats and PN seven, enabling BN and PN to form the new state government. Ismail retained the Juasseh seat with a 4,091-vote majority after securing 6,907 votes in the state election, defeating Pakatan Harapan candidate Aidil Abdullah, who polled 2,816 votes, and Bersatu’s Zuhaimi Yusof, who garnered 506 votes. Barisan Nasional chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi was reported as saying yesterday the successful cooperation between the coalition and Perikatan Nasional in forming the Negeri Sembilan government would spur them to maintain its winning momentum in the Melaka polls.
Furthermore, "Anyone is welcome to come and negotiate, but negotiations do not necessarily end with an agreement because everything depends on each party's respective strengths. MELAKA: The winning momentum from Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional’s understanding in Negri Sembilan will lead to a “BN Plus” arrangement in Melaka, although discussions with PN may not necessarily result in a political pact.
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The election saw BN win 18 state seats and PN seven, enabling BN and PN to form the new state government.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIsmail retained the Juasseh seat with a 4,091-vote majority after securing 6,907 votes in the state election, defeating Pakatan Harapan candidate Aidil Abdullah, who polled 2,816 votes, and Bersatu’s Zuhaimi Yusof, who garnered 506 votes.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesBarisan Nasional chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi was reported as saying yesterday the successful cooperation between the coalition and Perikatan Nasional in forming the Negeri Sembilan government would spur them to maintain its winning momentum in the Melaka polls.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"Anyone is welcome to come and negotiate, but negotiations do not necessarily end with an agreement because everything depends on each party's respective strengths.
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MELAKA: The winning momentum from Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional’s understanding in Negri Sembilan will lead to a “BN Plus” arrangement in Melaka, although discussions with PN may not necessarily result in a political pact
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