PETALING JAYA: Pakatan Harapan and its ally Barisan Nasional may see Kedah as a “swing state” but Perikatan Nasional still holds the upper hand there, say party officials and analysts.
Pakatan has officially said it needs a 10% swing from the over 1.5 million voters in the state to capture a majority in the 36-seat assembly.
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