Information taken from the latest intelligence unit Umno Supreme Council stating that the BN is going to win in five states, if a general election to be held around March to 13 June this year.
Therefore, to increase the support for them, the source also said general elections would have to be held in December this year.
Five states are Sarawak, Sabah, Pahang, Terengganu and Johore. While other states will see tough battle as Perak, Selangor, Kedah, Negeri Sembilan and Perlis.
It is believed that this information is based on the study done by a special unit to be appointed other than police and military intelligence during the November to December last year.
Election Commission (EC) rumored to have called back a directive state-owned vacation of premises such as schools, community halls and community halls to be the end of December last year.
Among the factors that lead to the dissolution of parliament is held in March, as predicted by some people is a scandal that the issue of the National Feedlot Centre (NFC), which is still being investigated by the authorities, especially the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) in addition to the list of election candidates who have yet to be submitted to the Umno headquarters at PWTC.
Postponement of appeal sodomy trial of Anwar Ibrahim up to three months is said to be among the main factors for the release of Anwar is seen able to restore the confidence of the people of the People's Alliance after the issue of sacking of former Selangor PAS Commissioner, Hasan Ali is now complete.
Regime of Najib as Prime Minister has been informed of this and ask for Umno to submit a report immediately to the headquarters of the steps needed to restore support continued to decline despite the grant of the People's Help 1Malaysia (BR1M) which is in the process of decentralization.
States of concern such as Selangor and Perak have been directed to hold more regular programs, including the field every two weeks as a follow-up to increase the level of public acceptance, especially in urban and suburban areas in favor of the People's Alliance.
According to the report, the election machinery has been asked to cooperate with the EC to increase the register of voters, including entering all the names of wives of civil servants such as police and military as postal voters to ensure victory in favor of them.
Kelantan and Penang have been deemed a failure because the report also mentioned the support of the flow remained unchanged with the state leadership of Tuan Guru Nik Aziz Nik Mat is expected to gain seats almost the same as last general election in March 2008.
Penang PKR remains owned by a majority of votes is expected to decline slightly in some parliamentary constituencies 'hot' as Hill Georgetown, Palangkaraya, Butterworth and Sadao.
Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng is not a problem mempetahankan Bagan parliamentary seat as well as holding permanent seats with some reduction in the White Water majority but still in a safe condition.
Silver is expected to go back to the Pakatan Rakyat with a larger mandate than the general election in March 2008, to see an increase of 31 seats in four years ago to 37 seats, as well as able to control 13 parliamentary seats from 23 seats in the state.
Original Malay text : http://sabahkini.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=10118:menang-5-negeri-tidak-jadi-bubar-parlimen&catid=37:politik&Itemid=41
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