BN 'rock' Johor set to fall to PR: Disgusted Malay voters leaving Umno


BN 'rock' Johor set to tumble to PR: Disgusted Malay electorate withdrawal Umno
Pakatan Rakyat's chances of entrance to power in Johor have been seen as bright if continuous efforts to woo Malay electorate is strengthened, according to a anticipating by PAS's Research Center today.
The centre's executive Zuhdi Masduki pronounced its research showed that thirteen parliamentary seats in Johor - namely Segamat, Labis, Ledang, Bakri, Muar, Batu Pahat, Keluang, Gelang Patah, Teberau, Pasir Gudang, Johor Baharu, Pulai as good as Kulai - could tip over to PR during a entrance polls, with less than 50 percent await from BN's grassroots.
Zuhdi however pronounced a outcome would ultimately be decided by a fence-sitters.
Eight of a thirteen seats, pronounced Zuhdi, were churned seats where BN's await had dipped below 44 percent.
"Many of them have been churned constituencies, where a difference in between Malay as good as non-Malay combination is not big," he said.
He claimed that await for PR from Malays increasing by 2 to 3 percent especially among a youth as good as center class.
Coupled with a change in Chinese votes, Zuhdi (left) projected that during slightest seven parliamentary seats now held by BN would tumble to a opposition.
At a state level, Zuhdi pronounced there were only twenty-six 'safe seats' for BN, namely Buluh Kasap, Kemelah, Bukit Serampang, Jorak, Serom, Bukit Naning, Sungai Balang, Semerah, Sri Medan, Semarang, Parit Yaani, Parit Raja, Penggaram, Senggarang, Mahkota, Kahang, Panti, Pasir Raja, Sedili, Johor Lama, Penawar, Tanjung Surat, Tiram, Benut, Pulai Sebatang as good as Kukup. < div> He pronounced factors such as a argumentative RAPID plan in Pengerang, a problems faced by Iskandar mezzanine as good as a predicament of Felda settlers could all contribute to BN's shrinking support.
According to Zuhdi, a fixing of PR's Johor Menteri Besar appropriate could progress await for a coalition.
-Harakahdaily
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