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Pakatan Rakyat will be destroyed if Selangor has to go through a fresh state-level election.
Political analyst Wong Chin Huat believes this would be the case, not on grounds that the rakyat will vote for the BN, but rather because most people will not be bothered to vote.
Political analyst Wong Chin Huat believes this would be the case, not on grounds that the rakyat will vote for the BN, but rather because most people will not be bothered to vote.
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