Rocketing for a ‘draw’


Caption Election Commission (SPR) chairman Azhar Azizan Harun handing over the certificate to P.186 Sandakan by election returning officer Mohamad Hamsan Awang Supian after the press conference at SPR headquarters in Putrajaya.

AFTER winning three by-elections in a row – the Cameron Highlands MP seat and Semenyih and Rantau state seats, can the opposition make it 4-0 in the parliamentary seat of Sandakan?

For the record, it is Pakatan Harapan four and Barisan Nasional three as the ruling coalition won earlier by-elections in state seats of Sungai Kandis, Balakong and Seri Setia and an MP seat of Port Dickson. If the Opposition wins the by-election in the east coast of Sabah, it will be a draw (4-4).

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