KOTA KINABALU: Sabah opposition parties are hoping to cobble together the elusive electoral pact that will enable them to take Barisan Nasional head-on in this election where 60 state and 25 parliamentary seats will be up for grabs.
To date three parties – Pasok Nunuk Ragang Bersatu (Pasok), Parti Bersekutu and the Muslim Independent Front (MIF) – have formalised an electoral accord and calling themselves Pakatan Sabah or the Sabah Alliance.
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