A survey by Chinese daily Oriental Daily indicated that an overwhelming number of respondents would spoil their votes if they were given a choice of voting for only Umno or PAS.
Of the 14,602 people polled, 70.97 percent said they would spoil their votes if they could only choose between the two, while 15.74 percent said they would back Umno and 13.29 percent said they would back PAS.
Most respondents (79.55 percent) said "good governance" was their main consideration when voting, followed by the economy and equality.
An overwhelming 84.15 percent of respondents said they hoped that there will be a new federal government after the next general election.
Only 6.47 percent hoped for status quo while only 4.09 percent hoped that BN will regain the two-thirds majority.
Meanwhile, an overwhelming majority of respondents polled "none of the above" when asked to choose one of four Umno leaders who should lead the country.
Of the four, Umno vice-president Hishammuddin Hussein led the pack (19.69 percent), followed by Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin (12.15 percent) and Umno president Najib Abdul Razak.
Umno acting deputy president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi polled last (0.74 percent).
As for Pakatan Harapan leaders, the majority of respondents said PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim should lead the country (38.98 percent), followed by DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng (19.74 percent) and PKR deputy president Azmin Ali (10.42 percent).
Harapan chairperson Dr Mahathir Mohamad polled 8.75 percent, followed by PKR president Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail (6.26 percent) and Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin (1.5 percent).
A significant number of respondents (14.36 percent) voted "none of the above".- Mkini
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