Johor polls: A BN win would signal people's willingness to accept it at federal level, says Mohamed Khaled


JOHOR BARU: A Barisan Nasional victory in the Johor polls will give a signal to the coalition the people are willing to accept them at the federal level, says Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin.

“God-willing, Barisan’s victory in Johor will signal for us to offer a more stable government at the federal level," he said.

The former Johor mentri besar attended a dry run organised by Pasir Gudang Umno wanita wing for both Permas and Johor Jays state seats earlier on Saturday (Feb 5).

“I believe that Umno’s wanita commitment has never been disputed but has always been recognised and appreciated in ensuring the success of Barisan, especially in carrying out responsibilities of the Jalinan Rakyat portfolio.

"I would like to thank all of the party’s machinery that work hard for the party,” he said in a Facebook post on Saturday (Feb 5).

Mohamed Khaled added that the first dry run was important, which can be implemented transparently and accurately to measure the people's support in ensuring that Barisan regains the people's mandate in Johor.

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