Johor polls: Zahid says 'winds of change' have blown, BN targets two-thirds majority


AYER HITAM: The "winds of change" have started blowing in Johor and Barisan Nasional is looking to capture a two-thirds majority or at least 38 seats in the coming state election, said Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

The Barisan chairman also said that a simple majority would not provide the stability needed by the state government to lead.

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