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A Pakatan Harapan assemblyman has admitted that PH may not necessarily do well during the upcoming state election, citing the “green wave” of support for Perikatan Nasional.
According to Pulau Tikus assemblyman Chris Lee, said PH must not be overconfident heading to the polls or it would no longer govern Penang for the next five years.
In the Penang state assembly, PH holds 33 seats through DAP (19), PKR (12) and Amanah (2) while BN has two seats through Umno. The sole opposition member is from PAS. Four seats have been declared vacant.
Besides Penang, state elections are due to be held this year in Kedah, Kelantan, Terengganu, Selangor and Negeri Sembilan.
A Pakatan Harapan assemblyman has admitted that PH may not necessarily do well during the upcoming state election, citing the “green wave” of support for Perikatan Nasional.
According to Pulau Tikus assemblyman Chris Lee, said PH must not be overconfident heading to the polls or it would no longer govern Penang for the next five years.
“Pollsters did not predict a PH win in 2018 (14th general election) and yet we won. Nothing is a sure thing in elections, and now Penang needs you,” he said, urging Penangites to come out in droves to vote for PH come election time.
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For context, Pakatan Harapan lost badly to Perikatan Nasional in Padang Serai, a Pakatan Harapan stronghold, on the heels of the 15th general election.
What caught everyone’s attention was how newcomer Perikatan Nasional managed to wrest the seat from Pakatan Harapan with ease, bagging a majority that was two fold of what Pakatan Harapan secured in 2018.
DAP has led the state government for three terms since 2008.
In the Penang state assembly, PH holds 33 seats through DAP (19), PKR (12) and Amanah (2) while BN has two seats through Umno. The sole opposition member is from PAS. Four seats have been declared vacant.
Besides Penang, state elections are due to be held this year in Kedah, Kelantan, Terengganu, Selangor and Negeri Sembilan.
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