11-08-2022, 05:01 PM
GE15: Malay support remains, Chinese voters coming back to BN: Liow
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BENTONG – Loyalty from the Malay community for Barisan Nasional (BN) will ensure success for the coalition in the 15th general election (GE15), said its Bentong candidate Tan Sri Liow Tiong Lai.
He added that the community has always sided with BN and is unlikely to turn its back on the coalition any time soon.
“(Votes from the Malay community) have always been with us (BN) and will continue to be with us,” he told The Vibes on the sidelines of his campaign here today.
He added that BN and component party MCA are “getting better” at attracting the Chinese community to support the coalition again.
Liow, who is a former MCA president, said, “The Chinese (voters) are coming back to us (MCA).”
“BN has been seen to be a very progressive, inclusive and moderate (coalition). Our policies over the past 60 or so years are a proven formula for success.”
Liow is attempting to regain the Bentong parliamentary seat after being bested in the 2018 general election by Pakatan Harapan’s (PH) Wong Tack, who secured his win with a majority of just over 2,000 votes.
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He added that the community has always sided with BN and is unlikely to turn its back on the coalition any time soon.
“(Votes from the Malay community) have always been with us (BN) and will continue to be with us,” he told The Vibes on the sidelines of his campaign here today.
He added that BN and component party MCA are “getting better” at attracting the Chinese community to support the coalition again.
Liow, who is a former MCA president, said, “The Chinese (voters) are coming back to us (MCA).”
“BN has been seen to be a very progressive, inclusive and moderate (coalition). Our policies over the past 60 or so years are a proven formula for success.”
Liow is attempting to regain the Bentong parliamentary seat after being bested in the 2018 general election by Pakatan Harapan’s (PH) Wong Tack, who secured his win with a majority of just over 2,000 votes.
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