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GE15: Kelantan Perikatan allocates nine seats to PAS, five to Bersatu

Contesting candidates to be revealed Wednesday, party secretary says

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 30 Oct 2022 1:59PM

GE15: Kelantan Perikatan allocates nine seats to PAS, five to Bersatu
Kelantan Perikatan Nasional secretary Wan Roslan Wan Hamat says all PN candidates who will contest the 14 parliamentary seats in Kelantan will use the PAS logo as previously agreed. – Bernama pic, October 30, 2022

KOTA BARU – Kelantan Perikatan Nasional (PN) has allocated nine seats to PAS and five to Bersatu in the 15th general election (GE15), said state PN secretary Wan Roslan Wan Hamat.

He said the contesting candidates will be announced this Wednesday by the state PN chairman and menteri besar Datuk Ahmad Yakob at Sultan Muhammad IV Stadium’s Dataran Warisan, here.

He added that all PN candidates who will contest the 14 parliamentary seats in Kelantan will use the PAS logo as previously agreed.

“All PAS candidates have been vetted by the Shura Ulama Council and (as well as) Bersatu candidates as announced by its president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassan,” he said at a special press conference announcing the date of the Kelantan PN candidate announcement, here today.

When asked whether PAS deputy president Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man and its secretary-general Datuk Seri Takiyuddin Hassan would defend their respective seats, Wan Roslan said the decision has not been finalised.

“The contesting candidates’ selection will be finalised soon. The cooperation between PAS and Bersatu is also strong, we will organise the work immediately after the nomination of candidates.

“Insya-Allah, PAS will place machinery that will work hard for all seats,” he said.

In GE14, Tuan Ibrahim won the Kubang Kerian parliamentary seat with a majority of 19,369 votes while Takiyuddin won the Kota Bharu parliamentary seat with a majority of 5,869 votes.

Commenting further, Wan Roslan said the coalition aims to sweep all parliamentary seats including Jeli through cooperation between all parties in the Kelantan PN. – Bernama, October 30, 2022

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