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A survey claims that a number of Malaysians would not vote for an MP of a different race, despite them deeming themselves not racist.
The survey, commissioned by the Centre For A Better Tomorrow (Cenbet) and carried out by independent consulting firm Anderson Market Analytics, was only held in Peninsular Malaysia and they only interviewed Malaysian citizens.
The survey, commissioned by the Centre For A Better Tomorrow (Cenbet) and carried out by independent consulting firm Anderson Market Analytics, was only held in Peninsular Malaysia and they only interviewed Malaysian citizens.
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