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Articles / 09.07.2026

Johor polls questions: Electoral voting analysis Part 1

It's going to be a tough fight despite Umno having an advantage....

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Articles / 08.07.2026

The Onn deliverable factor in Johor

Focus is on caretaker MB's track record, which has not received adequate attention....

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Articles / 05.07.2026

Johor mid-campaign: ‘Sama phenomenon’ in different election

While the arena looks familiar, the results could be anything but predictable....

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Articles / 29.06.2026

Johor and Negeri Sembilan state elections are double trouble for Anwar

The 2026 state elections in Johor and Negeri Sembilan will be a critical test of Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s leadership, exposing the strength of his governing coalition amid growing voter dissatisfaction, internal party and coalition divisions and persistent challenge of an Islamist opposition....

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Articles / 22.06.2026

Hot Negeri Sembilan polls

Unlike Johor, the Negeri Sembilan election is more complex due to state royal crisis....

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Articles / 03.06.2026

Johor polls set the tone for competitive election season

Expected early dissolution amid shifting coalitions and voter volatility....

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Articles / 28.04.2026

A time of political fragmentation: Looking ahead Part 2

This belated Part 2 explores how fragmentation could weaken main players, but also provide electoral opportunities....

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Articles / 15.02.2026

Lessons from Thailand’s election

Tide shifting towards more conservative parties, who build on local support, calibrate unifying nationalist narratives....

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Articles / 31.01.2026

Sabah Umno’s turnaround? Kinabatangan and Lamag

One tied to pragmatic and 'out of the box' decisions....

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Articles / 24.01.2026

Kinabatangan: Sabah’s interior political corridor

Social ties, resources are among keys on who could emerge victorious....

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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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