Malaysia

PKR to use own logo in next Sarawak polls

However, voters will be told we are part of Pakatan, says party’s state info chief

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 14 Sep 2021 3:36PM

PKR to use own logo in next Sarawak polls
PKR’s logo has long been used in state and national elections, says the Sarawak chapter’s info chief. – AFP pic, September 14, 2021

by Stephen Then

MIRI – Sarawak PKR will contest the next state election using its party logo, with the decision made in an online meeting of its leaders recently.

State PKR information chief Abun Sui Anyit said the decision was reached after the proposal received full backing from both party chiefs and grassroots supporters.

He told The Vibes today that the chapter’s leaders believe using the party logo will draw voters.

“We are going to print flags and banners with the PKR logo. We will, however, tell voters we are part of Pakatan Harapan.

“Their votes for PKR are also for PH. PKR’s logo has long been used in state and national elections. Our logo is well known to everyone already.

“Sarawak PKR is gearing up for the state election, which is expected to be called soon.”

The state assembly automatically expired on June 7. However, a localised emergency is in place in Sarawak until next February due to the Covid-19 pandemic. – The Vibes, September 14, 2021

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