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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 / 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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Video / 10.07.2026

Kerusi Panas Season 4 2026 Episode 1: Johor Hot Seats

This episode looks at some of the hot seats in the 16th Johor state elections of July 2026, focusing on local issues....

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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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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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