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Ahead of Johor's July 11 state election, Malaysian United Democratic Alliance candidate M. Premanand is banking on voter support for MUDA's transparency agenda to secure victory in the Bukit Batu seat, competing against four other contenders.
Perikatan Nasional leader Muhyiddin Yassin expressed confidence that the coalition possesses sufficient political strength to establish the next state government, citing support from external partners including the Muda party.
The Malaysian party Muda is set to announce its slate of candidates for the Johor state election this weekend, intensifying preparations for the electoral contest in Malaysia's southern heartland.
Muda has confirmed it maintains good relations with Bersatu in Johor ahead of the state election, though the two parties have not yet formalised any electoral cooperation arrangement or coalition framework.
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People's Justice Party (PKR) is preparing to contest the Puteri Wangsa seat in Johor, departing from a prior understanding that allocated the constituency to coalition partner Muda. The shift signals evolving coalition dynamics ahead of the state polls.