FOLLOWING a particularly turbulent few years for Malaysian politics, voters have become more vocal in calling for accountability and to rein in the habit of party-hopping, which has come into vogue among our elected representatives.
There are many ways party-hopping can happen. Some elected representatives switch sides after disagreements with party leaders, some are sacked, some have a change of heart and realign their political direction, and others, quite crudely, are simply bought over.
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