Johor polls: Bersatu to study reasons behind poor showing


PETALING JAYA: Bersatu will conduct a post-mortem on its poor showing in the Johor state election to identify ways to strengthen the party.

Its secretary-general Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali said Bersatu would study the election results in detail after losing all 16 seats it contested under the Perikatan Nasional banner.

He said the party accepted the vote and respected the democratic process, adding that the review would help shape its future strategy.

In a statement on Saturday (July 11), he also congratulated Johor Mentri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi and Barisan Nasional on securing a fresh mandate to form the state government.

He said Bersatu was grateful for the support it received from voters in the 16 constituencies it contested.

Azmin also thanked party members and election workers for their hard work, commitment and loyalty throughout the campaign.

In the Johor election, Bersatu fielded candidates in 16 seats under the Perikatan banner, while PAS contested 17.

Perikatan failed to win any of the 33 seats it contested. Barisan won the election with 48 seats, while Pakatan Harapan secured the remaining eight.

Perikatan also lost all three seats it previously held, namely Bukit Kepong and Endau that were held by Bersatu and Maharani, held by PAS.

 

 

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