Sabah polls: Coalition partners should choose friendly contests over friction in seats where they overlap, says Salleh


KOTA KINABALU: Political parties in Sabah can opt to consider friendly contests among coalition partners instead of letting overlaps cause friction and disunity, says former chief minister Datuk Seri Salleh Said Keruak.

He said it would make more sense to work together even when they contest in the same seats, a sign of maturity and mutual respect with the understanding that whoever wins, the seat remains part of the coalition.

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