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GE15: fight apathy, Penang DAP chief urges voters

Pakatan must be more aggressive to ensure high turnout for polls, Chow Kon Yeow says

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153 Taiping flood victims still sheltering at three relief centres

This after heavy rain yesterday inundated several villages in area

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GE15: Rafizi wants law requiring politicians, civil servants to declare assets

PKR deputy president also teases further graft exposé on Umno, PAS, Bersatu figures

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GE15: data shows Tok Mat not safe in Rembau, says Rafizi

PKR deputy president predicts Pakatan will sweep other seats in Negri Sembilan

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GE15: after outcry over slashing of incumbents, what remains the goal for Pakatan voters?

Ousting BN, Perikatan remains overriding factor for coalition’s supporters, observers say

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GE15: no more calling non-Malays ‘pendatang’, says Bangi hopeful

Cheras diners express support towards 39-year-old Syahredzan Johan

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GE15: record 945 candidates vie for parliamentary seats, highest in country’s history

441 individuals to contend for 117 state seats

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GE15: Tengku Zafrul says MoF experience would be boon for Kuala Selangor

BN’s pick for seat pinpoints over 50 issues faced by residents

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GE15: Melaka Srikandi Bersatu head quits party, says women leaders short-changed

Azalina Abdul Rahman says too few female candidates, those picked placed in tough seats

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GE15: Ronald Kiandee still with GRS? No idea, says Bung Moktar

Incumbent Beluran MP welcome to contest in spirit of ‘democracy’, says Sabah Umno president

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GE15: ‘PH won open tender to fix M’sia, but frogs breached back door’

PKR’s Fahmi Fadzil likens coalition’s reign to unfinished contract, blames party-hoppers for damage

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GE15: running on rival party tickets? Say goodbye to your Umno memberships, says Ahmad Maslan

Expulsion of members over such conditions provided for in party constitution, says sec-gen

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GE15: record 108 independents set to vie for parliamentary seats

Some could spring surprise wins, others might merely split votes, says an academic