Making sense of a Malay dominant Opposition

By Joceline Tan

CITIZENS’ videos from the delayed election in Padang Serai sent tremors all over.

Images of the youthful, all-Malay crowd coming out for Perikatan Nasional have signalled the coalition’s grip on Malay hearts and minds, and the green wave is set to sweep beyond the Malay heartland.

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Politics , Padang Serai , PAS , Umno , Perikatan Nasional , Pakatan Harapan , Parliament

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