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The final week of campaigning in Sungai Bakap will see a focus on Malay fence-sitters according to PKR deputy president Rafizi Ramli.
He claimed that while Perikatan Nasional had previously bagged around 75 percent of Malay votes in the seat during last year’s state election, the number has since dropped to 48 percent.
He claimed that while Perikatan Nasional had previously bagged around 75 percent of Malay votes in the seat during last year’s state election, the number has since dropped to 48 percent.
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