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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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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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Articles / 15.07.2026

BN’s Johor rout and coalition realities: Results analysis – Part 1

Harapan walked away severely wounded, while PN was wiped out....

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Articles / 10.07.2026

A bruising battleground: Johor electoral voting analysis Part 2

Fluid impact of social media issues, rollercoaster of a campaign mark highly competitive polls....

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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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