11-13-2022, 06:30 PM
GE15: BN likely to form govt, but PH may win more seats, says pollster
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KUALA LUMPUR – Barisan Nasional (BN) and its allies are expected to form the government after the upcoming general elections (GE15), though Pakatan Harapan (PH) will likely win more seats in the polls, a pollster has predicted.
According to the Endeavour-MGC Research Centre, PH is projected to win between 67 and 82 seats, and BN is tipped to secure between 58 and 73 constituencies, while Perikatan Nasional (PN) will likely come in third with between 10 and 40 seats.
“Where exactly the final seat tally falls for each political coalition will depend on individual high-profile candidates battling in certain seats – these contests are expected to impact national voter preference trends, and change seats from safe to marginal, e.g. Tambun, Bagan Datuk, Sg Buloh, Muar, Langkawi, and others,” the centre said in a report released yesterday.
The report by the centre was based on a survey carried out between October 8 and 20, which polled 1,068 registered voters from all parliamentary constituencies in the peninsula.
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According to the Endeavour-MGC Research Centre, PH is projected to win between 67 and 82 seats, and BN is tipped to secure between 58 and 73 constituencies, while Perikatan Nasional (PN) will likely come in third with between 10 and 40 seats.
“Where exactly the final seat tally falls for each political coalition will depend on individual high-profile candidates battling in certain seats – these contests are expected to impact national voter preference trends, and change seats from safe to marginal, e.g. Tambun, Bagan Datuk, Sg Buloh, Muar, Langkawi, and others,” the centre said in a report released yesterday.
The report by the centre was based on a survey carried out between October 8 and 20, which polled 1,068 registered voters from all parliamentary constituencies in the peninsula.
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