Morning IN COURT FOR BERSATU?
The issue might also be brought before the courts for discussion, but experts believe it would be a drawn-out event.
Bersatu has this choice, but it also requires a lot of time. After the High Court, there would still be the Court of Appeal and Federal Court for attention. This may take a minimum of two times”, said Dr Azmi.
He claimed that no by-election may be necessary because it would be less than two centuries before Parliament’s expire, even if the authorities declared the seating to be vacant by the end of the trials.  ,  ,
If a relaxed position arises at a day less than two years after the expiration of Parliament’s five-year mandate, elections are not required under Malaysian law.
The Parliament’s present term expires in Dec 2027. Within 60 days of this expiration, the following common vote would need to be called.  ,
Instead, the authorities will appoint a consultant for these seats and grant them distributions, said Dr Mazlan.  ,
In the unlikely event that by-elections are necessary, Dr. Mazlan anticipates that PN will win the votes in Kelantan and Gua Musang while retaining the seats in Sabah for Labuan.  ,
” The green storm is also strong in the East Coast state”, he said.
He, nevertheless, believes that the Kuala Kangsar, Bukit Gantang and Tanjong Karang votes did see strong events.
According to the recent Kuala Kubu Bharu by-election held last month, Dr. Mazlan claimed that Barisan Nasional ( BN ) had a chance of winning the seats they had previously lost in the general election.  ,  ,
There has been a reversal of Malay voters ‘ support for the unity state. DAP won perhaps two of the Malay-majority voting towns in Kuala Kubu Bharu. There is also a change in vote by the army and police to the unity state”, he said.
This indicates that some people believe in the state and Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.
The six national parliamentary seats, which formerly belong to BN, are currently being reclaimed by UMNO president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, who had previously stated to local media that he was prepared to take them from the state.
BY- Primaries COULD RIFT WITHIN PERIKATAN NASIONAL
Wong Chin Huat, a political scientist from Sunway University, reported in an evaluation that since the seven defied orders to remove their support for Mr. Anwar, all of them have ceased to become members of Bersatu.
He suggested that the Selat Kelang assembly seat would need to be contested by five by-elections, four for the national political votes of Bukit Gantang, Kuala Kangsar, Labuan, and Tanjong Karang.  ,
He claimed that the representatives were chosen as members of the Perikatan Nasional ( PN) ( PN).
The Speakers Tan Sri Johari Abdul and Ng Swee Lim should write to the Election Commission (EC ) about their seat vacancy within 21 days of receiving a notification from Bersatu because their PN membership was derived from Bersatu membership and they now cease to be PN members.
However, he claimed that since the representatives contested and were elected under the Parti Islam Se- Malaysia ( PAS ) banner, no by-elections would need to be held in Jeli and Gua Musang. PAS makes up PN’s group structure.
The PN symbol was used during the 15th general primaries in November 2022 in the states of Kelantan and Terengganu on the East Coast, while the PN logo was also used in different states.
The duo’s seats cannot be vacated under Article 49A ( anti-party hopping law ) because they were not elected to Dewan Rakyat as members of Bersatu. Unfortunately, since they cease to become members of Bersatu, they are now free to join any political group, which they can also leave anywhere without losing their chairs”, he said.
In the meantime, Dr. Mazlan claimed that problems in the PN might get worse if by-elections were held because PAS may require a contest over the seats that Bersatu won.
He noted that even Bersatu’s religious leader, Hashim Jasin, recently said the group had run for the seats.
Dr Mazlan said:” This is n’t a right thing to do in the spirit of friendship. You ca n’t say something like that and ( this ) conveys a wrong message. Perhaps they are relieved that Bersatu is unable to influence their individual politicians.