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Negeri Sembilan DAP Wanita chief Nicole Tan has backed Transport Minister Anthony Loke to remain as state party chairman, arguing his leadership should not be judged solely on recent election losses.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has secured a 52% approval rating in the latest Merdeka Center survey, outpacing several political rivals and maintaining his standing among Malaysian voters.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has urged Malaysians to transcend hateful rhetoric peddled by certain political figures, reaffirming that the nation's ethnic pluralism remains its most valuable resource.
Political observers detect a shift in voter preferences towards composed, steady leadership. Former Umno communications figure Shahril Hamdan attributes the trend to public fatigue with divisive rhetoric and unrealistic campaign pledges.