Malaysia

PBM mulls contesting more than two seats in Johor: president

Larry Sng says ‘110% confident’ party will win

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 18 Feb 2022 9:40PM

PBM mulls contesting more than two seats in Johor: president
Parti Bangsa Malaysia president Larry Sng Wei Shien says the party’s candidates for the upcoming Johor polls will be announced a day or two before nomination day. – Parti Bangsa Malaysia Facebook pic, February 18, 2022

JOHOR BARU – Parti Bangsa Malaysia (PBM) is considering contesting more than two seats in the Johor state election on March 12.

Its president Larry Sng Wei Shien said the matter has yet to be finalised.

“The candidates will be announced a day or two before nomination day ... Two seats are for sure. If there is any addition, we will inform during the announcement,” he said, adding that the party’s candidates are young, experienced and have served the people.

“The seats that we are contesting are in mixed areas. We are 110% confident that we will win,” he told reporters after launching PBM election machinery at Taman Ekoflora here today.

On February 10, PBM information chief Zakaria Abdul Hamid was reported to have said that the party would contest in two state assembly seats in the upcoming state polls. – Bernama, February 18, 2022

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