The by-elections for the Pulai parliamentary seat and Simpang Jeram state seat in Johor last Saturday saw the Pakatan Harapan-Barisan Nasional unity coalition retaining the seats that were previously held by the late Salahuddin Ayub of Amanah. What were the main takeaways from the results of the polls?...
Support for unity govt eroding, especially among Malays and Indians....
Articles / 06.09.2023
Changing tide? A look at Pulai and Simpang Jeram
Exploring voting patterns, possible echoing of 2019 Tanjung Piai by-election loss."...
How youths, middle-aged, and elders voted in Johor's March election...
Articles / 13.03.2022
Back to the Future after Johor Polls
The Johor polls is finally done and dusted, and let’s just say the state was painted a BN blue last night. Dr BRIDGET WELSH breaks down what this means for Malaysia going forward. ...
The situation in the Johor polls remains competitive and fluid....
Articles / 13.03.2022
A new Malay protector? PN nips at Umno’s heels
Perikatan Nasional will fall short, but it has made gains on the Malay ground....
Articles / 10.03.2022
Lost in Johor: A haunted campaign
All parties in the Johor polls are being haunted by their ghosts – some still alive and kicking....
Malaysia’s young people are more optimistic and hopeful than older Malaysians, believing in the country and themselves. There is a louder clarion call from youth for politicians to ‘get real’ – to solve problems and deliver better governance....
Articles / 07.03.2022
Power of women in Johor elections
Women are half the electorate in Johor, more than half in 25 seats...
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