The BN stands to lose more than 60 percent of its parliamentary seats in Sabah in the next general election, said a Sabah-based political scientist.
UiTM Sabah lecturer Arnold Puyok said that, based on his research, BN could lose up to 14 of the 22 seats now held by BN in the state. Seats like Kota Kinabalu, Sandakan and Pensiangan being considered as “easy wins” for the opposition.
“I don't think the ‘fixed deposit’ will remain,” he said, referring to the popular term for Sabah and Sarawak, which have been the traditional BN strongholds.
He was speaking at a roundtable discussion on the next general election, organised by the politics, security and international relations cluster of the National Professors' Council.
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itu hnya ramalan.. sebelum ini pun mcm2 ramalan mengenai keputusan PRU.
ReplyDeleteRamalan tidak boleh dipercayai sangat. apapun, jika ada ramalan negatif, jadikan ia sebagai pembakar semangat tapi kalau positif pula, jangan sampai membuatkan parti leka.
ReplyDeleteBN will lose more seat in GE13? Just the opinion from other site. But all this thing depend with people to vote. So we just waiting for it.
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