'Disputes' a big problem of the Pakatan goverment, says survey


A RECENT survey by a local think tank found more than half of Malaysians polled (56%) felt "disputes" among Pakatan Harapan leaders was a big problem for the former Pakatan government.

The "Pulse from the Ground" survey, conducted by Emir Research between Jan 15 and Feb 25 this year, polled some 2,002 Malaysians in 19 parliamentary constituencies. It was aimed at gauging the public’s wellbeing in terms of their perceptions, expectations, and worries. Emir Research is headed by Bersatu supreme council member Datuk Rais Hussin.

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