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Articles / 09.09.2026

Madani’s political-economy disconnect: N Sembilan election analysis Part 2

Govt not yielding political rewards for its economic management....

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Articles / 03.09.2026

New political ground?: Negeri Sembilan results analysis Part 1

State polls offer important insights into how Malaysian voting is changing and staying the same....

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Articles / 03.08.2026

Nine hard truths: Madani’s Negeri Sembilan defeat

Time for PM to accelerate reforms, or risk becoming lame-duck leader...

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Articles / 01.08.2026

Beware the quiet voters: Madani’s test in Negeri Sembilan

Outcome hinges on turnout, shifting loyalties, unresolved voter sentiment....

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Video / 30.07.2026

Kerusi Panas Season 4 2026 Episode 3: Negeri Sembilan Hot Seats

This episode focuses in on the hot seats of Negeri Sembilan 2026 state polls, from leadership battles of Chennah, Linggi and Klawang to ground battles of Sri Tanjung, Sikamat, Ampangan and Jeram Padang....

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Video / 29.07.2026

Kerusi Panas Season 4 2026 Episode 2: Johor Hot Results

This episode looks at hot seats in the Johor 2026 polls, analyzing the results after the election....

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Articles / 26.07.2026

Blue wave, red alert, and green recession: Johor 2026 by the numbers – Part 3

Is M'sian politics re-sorting along age, class faster than along ethnic, religious lines?...

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Articles / 24.07.2026

Together in complexity: N Sembilan battle for the Malay vote – Part 2

Malay voting remains multifaceted despite 'unity' narrative....

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Articles / 22.07.2026

Base battlegrounds in Negeri Sembilan polls: Part 1

This analysis highlights Indians' frustrations, Chinese voters' political fatigue, among others....

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Articles / 17.07.2026

PN’s overrated Johor swing: Results analysis – Part 2

BN won an overwhelming majority without PN core supporters....

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Bridget Welsh
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Bridget Welsh is currently Honorary Research Associate with the University of Nottingham Asia Research Institute Malaysia (UoNARI-M) based in Kuala Lumpur. She is a Senior Associate Fellow of The Habibie Center. She specializes in Southeast Asian politics, with a focus on Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore and Indonesia. She is committed to fostering engagement, mutual understanding and empowerment.

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