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Johor state election

Bersama skips Negeri Sembilan polls after Johor drubbing, turns attention to Melaka

After failing to win a single seat in its Johor election debut, Parti Bersama Malaysia has decided not to contest the Negeri Sembilan state election, saying its limited resources would be better directed towards preparing for the expected Melaka polls

Ultimately, Johor is a victory also for Anwar’s Unity Government – Rocky Bru

Johor's election result has been widely portrayed as a triumph for Barisan Nasional and a setback for Pakatan Harapan but the real story is the Unity Government's complete domination of the state, with the opposition wiped out entirely, casting doubt on claims that Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's grip on Putrajaya has weakened ahead of the next general election

Johor triumph shows BN’s preparedness ahead of Negeri Sembilan polls: Analysts

Political observers credit disciplined planning, stable leadership and voter confidence for Umno-led coalition’s comeback

Johor declares July 13 state holiday after BN’s two-thirds majority victory

Onn Hafiz thanks voters for fulfilling civic duties, pledges to uphold mandate with integrity following reappointment as Johor Menteri Besar

Anwar congratulates BN on Johor mandate, urges PH to continue serving the people

Prime Minister says all elected and defeated PH candidates must continue championing public concerns as PH pledges constructive Opposition role in Johor

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