Malaysia

Perikatan to complete GE15 seat allocation next month: Muhyiddin

Coalition chairman does not rule out possibility of fielding young candidate as its PM pick

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 28 Aug 2022 11:47AM

Perikatan to complete GE15 seat allocation next month: Muhyiddin
On the logo that the coalition will adopt in GE15, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin says the Perikatan Nasional supreme council has decided to use the existing logo that spells ‘Perikatan Nasional’ in white letters with a deep blue background, adding that there was no time to introduce a new logo as the GE15 is fast approaching. – SYEDA IMRAN/The Vibes pic, August 28, 2022

SERDANG – Negotiations on seat allocations among the Perikatan Nasional (PN) component parties for the upcoming 15th general election (GE15) will be completed next month, said PN chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.

Muhyiddin said he has instructed all component party leaders to complete seat distribution at the parliamentary and the state assembly levels.

“The time (GE15) is getting closer so PN leaders from all levels should have made preparations. Negotiations (on seat allocation) have already started but have not been completed, so I want them to be completed in September. The move to identify candidates has already started.

“Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) has issued instructions for the division leaders to identify qualified and high-calibre candidates with good educational background and character,” he said in a press conference after the 2022 PN National Convention here today.

Asked whether PN will field a young candidate as prime minister, the Bersatu president said he did not rule out the possibility.

“Is it time for Malaysia to accept young people who are qualified to be prime minister? For the future of the country, why not?” he said.

Meanwhile, when asked if PN is confident that it can win the GE15 on its own, Muhyiddin said: “I’m not saying yes, I’m not saying no, there are many things we need to scrutinise,” he said.

On the logo that the coalition will adopt in GE15, Muhyiddin said the PN supreme council has decided to use the existing logo that spells “Perikatan Nasional” in white letters with a deep blue background, adding that there was no time to introduce a new logo as the GE15 is fast approaching.

“After the general election, we will introduce a new and more beautiful logo.

“Only PN says PN on the ballot paper, other parties use symbols. Everyone can read it, in Sabah, we introduced the logo two weeks before the state election and we won that election. Maybe there is something special with the PN logo,” he added. – Bernama, August 28, 2022

Related News

Malaysia / 6d

PH-Bersatu rivalry puts political understanding to test in Melaka polls

Malaysia / 1w

PH must revitalise human resources, management to stand out - PKR deputy secgen

Malaysia / 1w

Anwar cementing full term for the Madani government

Malaysia / 1w

CSA remains open to opposition MPs – Fahmi

Malaysia / 1w

Bersatu, Muda sign CSA with Madani govt to back Budget 2027

Malaysia / 2w

Perlis MB Abu Bakar suspended from Bersatu for two election terms

Spotlight

Opinion

Can Najib break Madani?

World

Trump offers UFC CEO the position of Press Secretary

Malaysia

Building a great nation begins with happy families, says Anwar

Malaysia

Anwar should sack BN ministers who are not aligned with him – Muhyiddin

Malaysia

AGC rejects claims of defying King’s decree on Najib

Malaysia

Deepavali: Selangor Sultan calls on Malaysians to strengthen unity, reject hatred

Malaysia

If there were still obstacles, why accept the RM50m payment, asks Najib’s daughter

Malaysia

Where did UMNO's RM50 million payment for Najib's release come from?

By The Vibes Says

You may be interested

Malaysia

Man dies after suspected fall from 23rd floor of Penang hotel

By Ian McIntyre

Malaysia

Three Malaysians arrested in Mauritius over 76kg cannabis seizure worth RM9.87 million

Malaysia

Android TV boxes may be compromised before reaching consumers, NACSA warns

Malaysia

Dedicated till the end, Lexi dies a day after its final SAR mission

Malaysia

Chery denies component failure after Tiggo Cross loses wheels in NKVE crash

Malaysia

Cybersecurity team spends a week on alert guarding government, private systems

Malaysia

Monsoon surge puts 12 Kelantan and Terengganu districts under severe rain warning

Malaysia

The question remains: Who paid Najib's RM50m fine?