Muda The Malaysian United Democratic Alliance

 https://www.nst.com.my/news/politics/2022/03/777414/muda-must-prove-worth-semi-rural-semi-urban-areas-says-dap

The Malaysian United Democratic Alliance (Muda) must prove its worth by winning semi-rural and semi-urban seats

Amira Aisya is important as it is the first win by Muda.

https://johordarultaazim.blogspot.com/2022/03/amira-aisya-is-important-as-it-is-first.html

Amira Aisya is important as it is the first win by Muda

 Muda gets wings, but can it fly? (msn.com)

Amira Aisya is important as it is the first win by Muda.

Muda lost the six other seats it contested – Larkin, Tenang, Bukit Kepong, Parit Raja, Machap and Bukit Permai – in the Johor polls

https://johordarultaazim.blogspot.com/2022/03/a-total-of-85-candidates-including-all.html

Debutant Muda, which saw one of its six candidates making it to the state assembly by winning in Puteri Wangsa, surprisingly did not lose any deposit.

A total of 85 candidates, including all 42 from Pejuang, lost their deposits in the Johor state election

 85 candidates, including all 42 from Pejuang, lose deposits (msn.com)

A total of 239 candidates had vied for the 56 seats in the state assembly

With each candidate placing a deposit of RM5,000, Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s party lost RM210,000 to the Election Commission. Great contribution!

Other parties which saw all their candidates losing their deposits of RM5,000 each were four from Parti Bangsa Malaysia (PBM), six from Sabah-based Warisan, one from Parti Sosialis Malaysia and one from Parti Bumiputra Perkasa Malaysia.

all 16 independent candidates also lost their deposits.

A candidate must obtain at least one-eighth, or 12.5%, of the total votes counted to keep their deposits.

As for others, PKR’s seven candidates forfeited their deposits, followed by Amanah (4), Bersatu (2), PAS (1) and Gerakan (1).

Debutant Muda, which saw one of its six candidates making it to the state assembly by winning in Puteri Wangsa, surprisingly did not lose any.

Other parties which had a clean slate were Barisan Nasional and DAP.

N45 Stulang

 N45: STULANG 60,577

1. Yap Chiang Youis (PN-Gerakan)
2. Muhammad Saiful Bahari Sahari (PBM)
3. Moharam Baharom (Bebas/IND)
4. Andrew Chen Kah Eng (PH-DAP)
5. Ang Boon Heng (BN-MCA)
    
   

   
   

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   (2018: Chen Kah Eng : PKR: Maj: 12,470)

DUN N41 Puteri Wangsa

 N41: PUTERI WANGSA 112,804

1. Adzrin Adam (Bebas/IND)
2. Ng Yew Aik (BN-MCA)
3. Dr Khairil Anwar Razali (Pejuang)
4. Loh Kah Yong (PN-Gerakan)
5. Steven Choong Shiau Yoon (PBM)
6. Amira Aisya Abd Aziz (MUDA)
   (2018: Mazlan Bujang : PKR: Maj: 24,959)

Amira Aisya is important as it is the first win by Muda.

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N41: PUTERI WANGSA 112,804

1. Adzrin Adam (Bebas/IND)
2. Ng Yew Aik (BN-MCA)
3. Dr Khairil Anwar Razali (Pejuang)
4. Loh Kah Yong (PN-Gerakan)
5. Steven Choong Shiau Yoon (PBM)
6. Amira Aisya Abd Aziz (MUDA)
   (2018: Mazlan Bujang : PKR: Maj: 24,959

DAP

 

It is a great loss in Paloh, Bekok, Yong Peng and Pekan Nanas,” he told reporters at the Pakatan Harapan command centre in Senai today.

DAP is currently leading unofficially in Simpang Jeram, Jementah, Tangkak, Bentayan, Penggaram, Mengkibol, Johor Jaya, Stulang, Perling, Skudai and Senai.

Johor polls: DAP concedes defeat in four incumbent seats (msn.com)

only one non chinese candidates survived.. Marina Ibrahim Skudai..

PKR DAP BN AMANAH PEJUANG in action

 

calon-calon yang bertanding pada Pilihan Raya Negeri (PRN) Johor 2022.

N01: BULOH KASAP 28,481

1. C. Subramani (PKR)
2. Mohd Hanafi Ahmad (Pejuang)
3. Norazman Md Diah (PN-Bersatu)
4. Datuk Zahari Sarip (BN-UMNO)
   (2018: Datuk Zahari Sarip : BN-UMNO: Maj: 877)

N.02 JEMENTAH

1. See Ann Giap (BN)
2. Cikgu Muna (PN)
3. Ng Kor Sim (PH)

N03: PEMANIS 29,923

1. Uzzair Ismail (PN-Bersatu)
2. Dr Azita Amrin (Pejuang)
3. Yoong Thau (PKR)
4. Anuar Abd Manap (BN-UMNO)
   (2018: Chong Fat Full: PKR: Maj: 363)

N04: KEMELAH 33,702

1. Dr Sulaiman Mohd Nor (PH-Amanah)
2. Norizan Sahardin (Pejuang)
3. Normala Sudirman (PN-PAS)
4. N. Saraswati (BN-MIC)
   (2018: Dr Sulaiman Mohd Nor: PKR: Maj: 2,355)

N05: TENANG 22,613

1. Ahmad Humaizi Udin @ Uzir (PN-Bersatu)
2. Mohd Fauzi Bachok (Pejuang)
3. Haslinda Salleh (BN-UMNO)
4. Lim Wei Jiet (MUDA)
   (2018: Mohd Solihan Badri: PKR: Maj: 1,070)

N06: BEKOK 27,426

1. M. Kanan (PH-DAP)
2. Tan Lek Khang (PN-Bersatu)
3. Tan Chong (BN-MCA)
4. A. Sandara Segaran (Warisan)
   (2018: S. Ramakrishnan: PKR: Maj: 2,457)

N07: BUKIT KEPONG 37,495

1. Datuk Dr Sahruddin Jamal (PN-Bersatu)
2. Nur Afiqah M. Zulkifli (MUDA)
3. Ismail Mohamad (BN-UMNO)
4. Md Taib Md Suhut (Pejuang)
   (2018: Datuk Dr Sahruddin Jamal: PKR: Maj: 1,273)

N08: BUKIT PASIR 32,213

1. Mohd Akhiri Mahmood (Pejuang)
2. Mohamad Fazli Mohamad Salleh (BN-UMNO)
3. Johar Siraj (Bebas/IND)
4. Elia Nadira Sabudin (PH-Amanah)
5. Muhd Nur Iqbal Abd Razak (PN-PAS)
6. Najib Lep (Bebas/IND)
   (2018: Najib Lep: PAS: Maj: 1,883)

N09: GAMBIR 29,434

1. Suraya Sulaiman (Pejuang)
2. Sahrihan Jani (BN-UMNO)
3. Na’im Jusri (PKR)
4. Mohd Solihan Badri (PN-Bersatu)
   (2018: Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin: PKR: Maj: 3,088)

N10: TANGKAK 35,554

1. Ee Chin Li (PH-DAP)
2. Ong Chee Siang (BN-MCA)
3. Muhammad Airel Zabridin (Pejuang)
4. Dr Chong Fat Full (PN-Bersatu)
5. Zainal Bahrom A Kadir (Bebas/IND)
   (2018: Ee Chin Li: PKR: Maj: 5,077)
   

N11: SEROM 39,018

1. Rahmat Daud (PN-PAS)
2. ‘Asim ‘Abdullah Ainullotfi (PH-Amanah)
3. Abdul Azim Abdul Malek (Pejuang)
4. Khairin-Nisa Ismail @ Md On (BN-UMNO)
   (2018: Faizul Amri Adnan: PKR: Maj: 2,324)

N12: BENTAYAN 34,728

1. Ng Yak Howe (PH-DAP)
2. Gan Q’i Ru (BN-MCA)
3. Tan Kok Hong (PN-Gerakan)
   (2018: Ng Yak Howe: PKR: Maj: 13,629)

N13: SIMPANG JERAM 40,014

1. Mahaizal Mahmor (Pejuang)
2. Zarul Salleh (PN-PAS)
3. Datuk Seri Salahuddin Ayub (PH-Amanah)
4. Datuk Lokman Md Don (BN-UMNO)
   (2018: Datuk Salahuddin Ayub: PKR: Maj: 7,687)

N14: BUKIT NANING 22,594

1. Md Ysahrudin Kusni (PKR)
2. S. Jeganathan (Bebas/IND)
3. Datuk Mohd Fuad Tukirin (BN-UMNO)
4. Mahadzir Abu Said (PN-Bersatu)
5. Datuk Ibrahim Shafe’e (Pejuang)
   (2018: Md Ysahrudin Kusni: PKR: Maj: 1,552)

N15: MAHARANI 38,596

1. Muhammad Hanis Asmui Md Salleh (PBM)
2. Noor Farah Shamsudin (BN-UMNO)
3. Nor Hayati Bachok (PH-Amanah)
4. Abdul Aziz Talib (PN-PAS)
5. Riad Ahmad (Pejuang)
6. Lim Kim Joo (BEBAS/IND)
   (2018: Nor Hayati Bachok: PKR: Maj: 5,674

N16: SUNGAI BALANG 30,121

1. Abdullah Sahid (PKR)
2. Selamat Takim (BN-UMNO)
3. Zainudin Sayuti (PN-Bersatu)
4. Intan Nadira Shafika Mustafa Kamal @ Mohd Najib (Pejuang)
   (2018: Zaiton Ismail: BN-UMNO: Maj: 174)

N17: SEMERAH 46,640

1. Kamarolzaman Mohd Jidi (Putra)
2. Mohd Fared Mohd Khalid (BN-UMNO)
3. Mohd Khuzzan Abu Bakar (PKR)
4. Datuk Ariss Samsudin (PN-Bersatu)
5. Mahdzir Ibrahim (Pejuang)
   (2018: Mohd Khuzzan Abu Bakar: PKR: Maj: 98)

N18: SRI MEDAN 32,696

1. Azmi Masrani (PKR)
2. Datuk Zulkurnain Kamisan (BN-UMNO)
3. Othman Kepol (PN-PAS)
4. Mohd Firdaus Abdul Malek (Pejuang)
   (2018: Datuk Zulkurnain Kamisan: BN-UMNO: Maj: 6,040)

N19: YONG PENG 33,053

1. Ling Tian Soon (BN-MCA)
2. Alan Tee Boon Tsong (PH-DAP)
3. Yong Fui Ling (PN-Gerakan)
   (2018: Chew Peck Choo: PKR: Maj: 5,089)

N20: SEMARANG 27,734

1. Adzlan Raju (Pejuang)
2. Haryati Abu Nasir (PKR)
3. Shazani A Hamid (PN-Bersatu)
4. Datuk Samsolbari Jamali (BN-UMNO)
   (2018: Datuk Samsolbari Jamali: BN-UMNO: Maj: 5,842)

N21: PARIT YAANI 41,851

1. Mohd Ridhauddin Mohd Tahir (Pejuang)
2. Ahmad Nawfal Mahfodz (PN-PAS)
3. Mohamad Najib Samuri (BN-UMNO)
4. Aminolhuda Hassan (PH-Amanah)
   (2018: Aminolhuda Hassan: PKR: Maj: 4,834)

N22: PARIT RAJA 36,059

1. Nor Rashidah Ramli (BN-UMNO)
2. Zulkifli Mat Daud (PN-Bersatu)
3. Muhamad Fikri Musa (MUDA)
4. Abdul Lateef Mahrani (Pejuang)
   (2018: Nor Rashidah Ramli: BN-UMNO: Maj: 638)

N.23 PENGGARAM

1. Ronald Sia Wee Yet (PN)
2. Gan Peck Cheng (PH)
3. Zahari Osman (Bebas)
4. Ter Hwa Kwong (BN)

N24: SENGGARANG 37,374

1. Mohd Yusla Ismail (BN-UMNO)
2. Baharudin Bin Abdullah (Bebas/IND)
3. Khairul Faizi Ahmad Kamil (PN-PAS)
4. Abd Hamid Jamah (PH-Amanah)
5. Zalihah Jaffar (Pejuang)
   (2018: Khairuddin A Rahim: PKR: Maj: 809)

N25: RENGIT 27,123

1. Mohammad Huzair Lajis (PN-Bersatu)
2. Nizam Bashir Abdul Kariem Bashir (Pejuang)
3. Datuk Dr Mohd Puad Zarkashi
   (BN-UMNO)
4. Khairuddin Bin A Rahim (PKR)
   (2018: Ayub Jamil: BN-UMNO: Maj: 4,172)

N26: MACHAP 33,764

1. Datuk Dr Shahruddin Md Salleh (Pejuang)
2. Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi (BN-UMNO)
3. Azlisham Azahar (PN-PAS)
4. Sangaran Rawisandiran (MUDA)
   (2018: Abd Taib Abu Bakar: BN-UMNO: Maj: 404)

N27: LAYANG-LAYANG 25,147

1. Dr Maszlee Malik (PKR)
2. Alagathiran Krishnan (PN-Bersatu)
3. Abd Mutalip Abd Rahim (BN-UMNO)
4. Ahmad Shafiq Othaman (Pejuang)
   (2018: Onn Hafiz Ghazi: BN-UMNO: Maj: 364)

N28: MENGKIBOL 66,362

1. Kelly Chye Pei Yee (BN-MCA)
2. Wong Chan Giap (PN-Bersatu)
3. Chew Chong Sin (PH-DAP)
   (2018: Chew Chong Sin: PKR: Maj 19,226)

N29: MAHKOTA 65,074

1. Muhammad Taqiuddin Cheman (PH-Amanah)
2. Datuk Sharifah Azizah Syed Zain (BN-UMNO)
3. Mohamad Nor Lingan (PN-Bersatu)
4. Mohamed Noor Suleiman (Warisan)
   (2018: Muhamad Said Jonit : PKR: Maj: 1,668)

N30: PALOH 25,831

1. Selvendran Velu (PN-PAS)
2. Sheikh Umar Bagharib Ali (PH-DAP)
3. Lee Ting Han (BN-MCA)
4. Aminuddin Johari (Pejuang)
   (2018: Sheikh Umar Bagharib Ali: PKR: Maj: 783)

N31: KAHANG 29,343

1. Vidyananthan Ramanadhan (BN-MIC)
2. Rohani Banu Abdul Rahman Krishnan (PH-Amanah)
3. Rosdi Amir (Pejuang)
4. Daud Yusof (PN-Bersatu)
   (2018: R.Vidyanathan: BN-MIC: Maj: 2,861)

N32: ENDAU 27,924

1. Alwiyah Talib (PN-Bersatu)
2. Ismail Don (Bebas/IND)
3. Mohammad Fakrulradzi Mahmud (PH-Amanah)
4. Mohd Noorhisyam Ibrahim (Pejuang)
5. Mohd Youzaimi Yusof (BN-UMNO)
   (2018: Alwiyah Talib: BN-UMNO: Maj: 3,080)
   (Kini: PN-Bersatu)

N33: TENGGAROH 38,408

1. Mohd Firdaus Abd Rahman (Pejuang)
2. Zulinah A. Johari (PKR)
3. Raven Kumar Krishnasamy (BN-MIC)
4. Roslan Nikmat (PN-PAS)
   (2018: K.Raven Kumar: BN-MIC: Maj: 5,765)

N34: PANTI 38,408

1. Hasan Rasid (PN-Bersatu)
2. Ahmad Daniel Sharudin (PH-Amanah)
3. Ahmade Mohd Din (Pejuang)
4. Hahasrin Hashim (BN-UMNO)
   (2018: Hahasrin Hashim : BN-UMNO: Maj: 3,424)

N35: PASIR RAJA 28,045

1. Rashidah Ismail (BN-UMNO)
2. Mohd Fakharuddin Moslim (PKR)
3. Jawahir Husein (PN-Bersatu)
4. Mohd Yusri Yusof (Pejuang)
   (2018: Rashidah Ismail : BN-UMNO: Maj: 1,847)

N36: SEDILI 28,659

1. Tariq Ismail Mustafa (Pejuang)
2. Mohd Hasnolhadi Mohd Sebalas (PN-Bersatu)
3. Muszaide Makmor (BN-UMNO)
4. Mat Khairi Samsudin (PH-Amanah)
   (2018: Rasman Ithnain : BN-UMNO: Maj: 9,168)

N37: JOHOR LAMA 32,658

1. Omar Mokhtar A Manap (PKR)
2. Mohamad Alias Rasman (PN-Bersatu)
3. Norlizah Noh (BN-UMNO)
4. Mohd Shukor Ahmad (Pejuang)
   (2018: Rosleli Jahari : BN-UMNO: Maj: 5,807

N38: PENAWAR 29,933

1. Norazila Sanip (PH-Amanah)
2. Mohd Faizal Asmar (PN-Bersatu)
3. Rahmattullah Kamilin (Pejuang)
4. Fauziah Misri (BN-UMNO)
   (2018: Sharifah Azizah Syed Zain : BN-UMNO: Maj: 7,134)

N39: TANJUNG SURAT 25,132

1. Samat Atan (Pejuang)
2. Aznan Tamin (BN-UMNO)
3. Rosman Tahir (PKR)
4. Selamat Ujud (PN-PAS)
   (2018: Syed Sis Abd Rahman : BN-UMNO: Maj: 4,522)

N40: TIRAM 105,707

1. Bala Sundaram Perumal (Bebas/IND)
2. S. Gopalakrishnan (PKR)
3. Dr Karim Deraman (PN-PAS)
4. Mohd Azmi Ali (PBM)
5. Azizul Bachok (BN-UMNO)
6. Datuk Abdul Aziz Harun (Pejuang)
7. Jayasangkar Jeraman (Bebas/IND)
   (2018: S. Gopalakrishnan : PKR: Maj: 8,098)

N41: PUTERI WANGSA 112,804

1. Adzrin Adam (Bebas/IND)
2. Ng Yew Aik (BN-MCA)
3. Dr Khairil Anwar Razali (Pejuang)
4. Loh Kah Yong (PN-Gerakan)
5. Steven Choong Shiau Yoon (PBM)
6. Amira Aisya Abd Aziz (MUDA)
   (2018: Mazlan Bujang : PKR: Maj: 24,959)

N42: JOHOR JAYA 91,882

1. Chan San San (BN-MCA)
2. Chen Hain Kai (Warisan)
3. Liow Cai Tung (PH-DAP)
4. Datuk Dr Ker Ching Sheng (PN-Gerakan)
   (2018: Liow Cai Tung : PKR: Maj: 15,565)

N43: PERMAS 103,598

1. Mahaya Ahad (Pejuang)
2. Baharudin Mohamed Taib (BN-UMNO)
3. Mohamed Ridza Busu (Warisan)
4. Tazul Arifin Nasri (PN-Bersatu)
5. Syed Othman Abdullah (PH-Amanah)
   (2018: Che Zakaria Mohd Salleh : PKR: Maj: 8,746)

N44: LARKIN 76,004

1. Mohamad Riadz Mohamad Hashim (Pejuang)
2. Muhammad Rasid Abu Bakar (MUDA)
3. Dr Zamil Najwah Arbain (PKR)
4. Zulkifli Bujang (PN-Bersatu)
5. Norramadan Buan (Bebas/IND)
6. Mohd Hairi Mad Shah (BN-UMNO)
   (2018: Mohd Izhar Ahmad : PKR: Maj: 8,590)

N45: STULANG 60,577

1. Yap Chiang Youis (PN-Gerakan)
2. Muhammad Saiful Bahari Sahari (PBM)
3. Moharam Baharom (Bebas/IND)
4. Andrew Chen Kah Eng (PH-DAP)
5. Ang Boon Heng (BN-MCA)
   (2018: Chen Kah Eng : PKR: Maj: 12,470)

N46: PERLING 101,263

1. Khoo Shiaw Lee (PN-Gerakan)
2. Tan Hiang Kee (BN-MCA)
3. Liew Chin Tong (PH-DAP)
   (2018: Cheo Yee How : PKR: Maj: 19,533)

N47: KEMPAS 62,011

1. Datuk Ramlee Bohani (BN-UMNO)
2. Mohd Azwan Abd Rahman (Bebas/IND)
3. Mohd Suhimi A. Rahman (Bebas/IND)
4. Napsiah Khamis Maharan (PKR)
5. Nornekman Osman (Pejuang)
6. Mohd Hambali Munadi (Bebas/IND)
7. Nur Faizal Abdullah (PN-Bersatu)
   (2018: Osman Sapian: PKR: Maj: 9,178)

N48: SKUDAI 102,828

1. Marina Ibrahim (PH-DAP)
2. Khoo Kong Ek (PN-Bersatu)
3. Lim Soon Hai (BN-MCA)
   (2018: Tan Hong Pin : PKR: Maj: 35,126)

N49: KOTA ISKANDAR 116,415

1. Pandak Ahmad (BN-UMNO)
2. Samsudin Ismail (PN-Bersatu)
3. Dr Zaini Abu Bakar (Pejuang)
4. Dzulkefly Ahmad (PH-Amanah)
5. R. Arangkannal (PSM)
   (2018: Dzulkefly Ahmad: PKR: Maj: 14,543)

N50: BUKIT PERMAI 39,611

1. Mohd Azrol Ab Rahani (MUDA)
2. Datuk Mohd Jafni Md Shukor (BN-UMNO)
3. Tosrin Jarvanthi (PN-Bersatu)
4. Mokhtar Abdul Wahab (Pejuang)
   (2018: Tosrin Jarvanthi: PKR: Maj: 2,531)
   
   
   

 N54: PULAI SEBATANG 46,991

Abdullah Husin (PN-PAS)

Suhaizan Kaiat (PH-Amanah)

Hasrunizah Hassan (BN-UMNO)

Abd Rashid Abd Hadi (Pejuang)

(2018: Muhammad Taqiuddin Cheman: PKR: Maj: 3,395)

N55: PEKAN NANAS 35,865

N51: BUKIT BATU 46,237

1. Lee Ming Wen (Warisan)
2. Chiong Sen Sern (PKR)
3. Tan Heng Choon (PN-Gerakan)
4. Suppayah Solaimuthu (BN-MIC)
   (2018: Jimmy Puah Wee Tse: PKR: Maj: 10,057

N52: SENAI 63,717

1. Yeo Kwee Kwang (PN-Bersatu)
2. Shen Poh Kuan (BN-MCA)
3. Wong Bor Yang (PH-DAP)
   (2018: Tee Boon Tsong : PKR: Maj: 18,902)

N53: BENUT 28,165

1. Iskandar Noor Ibrahim (Pejuang)
2. Senator Datuk Isa Ab. Hamid (PN-Bersatu)
3. Haniff @ Ghazali Hosman (PKR)
4. Datuk Hasni Mohammad (BN-UMNO)
   (2018: Datuk Hasni Mohammad: BN-UMNO: Maj: 4,447)

Tan Eng Meng (BN-MCA)

Hishamuddin Busri (Warisan)

Datuk Tan Chin Hock (PN-Gerakan)

Yeo Tung Siong (PH-DAP)

(2018: Yeo Tung Siong: PKR: Maj: 1,308)

N56: KUKUP 34,624

Zamzam Hashim (Pejuang)

Mahathir Iskandar Muhammad (PN-Bersatu)

Mohd Zaiful Bakri (PKR)

Datuk Jefridin Atan (BN-UMNO)

(2018: Md Othman Yusof: BN-UMNO: Maj: 862) – BERNAMA

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PRN Johor : Seramai 37 Calon Wanita Bertanding

 Calon BN, Nor Rashidah Ramli dan Rashidah Ismail adalah antara calon wanita yang diketengahkan BN untuk mempertahankan kerusi yang dimenangi mereka berdua pada 2018 masing-masing bagi kerusi DUN Parit Raja dan Pasir Raja.

BN juga meletakkan Kelly Chye Pei Yee, 26, di DUN Mengkibol, antara calon termuda dalam PRN kali ini.

 

Pakatan Harapan (PH) pula memberi amanah kepada lapan calon wanita untuk memenangi kembali kerusi DUN bagi pakatan tersebut setelah berlakunya polemik politik yang menyaksikan runtuhnya kerajaan PH pada Februari 2020.

Setiausaha Publisiti Wanita DAP Johor, Marina Ibrahim adalah antara calon wanita yang akan bertanding bagi PH.

Selain itu, Parti Ikatan Demokratik Malaysia (MUDA) yang pertama kali bertanding dalam pilihan raya meletakkan Setiausaha Agung parti itu, Amira Aisya Abd Aziz sebagai calon di DUN Puteri Wangsa serta Nur Afiqah M. Zulkifli sebagai calon di DUN Bukit Kepong.

Perikatan Nasional pula meletakkan enam calon wanita manakala Parti Pejuang Tanah Air (Pejuang) empat calon dan PKR tiga.

10 kerusi DUN majoriti tipis PRN Johor

 10 kerusi DUN majoriti tipis tumpuan PRN Johor

JOHOR BAHRU - Sebanyak 10 kerusi Dewan Undangan Negeri (DUN) dijangka menjadi medan saingan sengit pada Pilihan Raya Negeri (PRN) Johor yang dijadualkan berlangsung pada 12 Mac depan.

Ia susulan majoriti tipis sekitar 98 dan 877 undi yang dimenangi oleh penyandangnya pada Pilihan Raya Umum (PRU) ke-14 yang lepas, sekali gus meningkatkan risiko kepada calon dan parti untuk mempertahankannya pada PRN Johor kali ini.

Enam daripada kerusi tersebut dimenangi Barisan Nasional (BN) iaitu Buloh Kasap, Sungai Balang, Layang- layang, Machap, Kukup dan Parit Raja.

Empat lagi kerusi iaitu Senggarang (Amanah) Pemanis (PKR), Semerah (PKR) dan Paloh (DAP) dimiliki Pakatan Harapan (PH) yang menggunakan logo PKR ketika PRU14.

Dalam pada itu penyandang kerusi Semerah dari Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) dilihat berdepan risiko untuk mempertahankan kerusi yang dimenangi memandangkan majoriti dimiliki cukup tipis iaitu 98 undi.

DUN Semerah yang dimenangi wakil PKR Khuzzan Abu Bakar (12,619) berdepan pertandingan tiga penjuru antara calon BN, Mohd. Ismail Roslan (12,521 undi) dan calon Pas, Adnan Othman (4,314 undi).

Selain itu, kerusi dimenangi BN pada PRU14 iaitu Sungai Balang dan Layang- layang turut menarik perhatian apabila majoriti diperoleh hanya 174 undi (Sungai Balang) dan 364 undi (Layang-layang).

Kedua-dua penyandang kerusi DUN terbabit merupakan exco kerajaan negeri iaitu Zaiton Ismail (Sungai Balang) Exco Pembangunan Wanita, Keluarga dan Masyarakat Johor manakala Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi (Layang-layang) merupakan Exco Pelancongan, Belia dan Sukan Johor.

 

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MCA 14-calon-PRN-Johor

 See Ann Giap akan bertanding di kerusi Dewan Undangan Negeri (DUN) Jementah; Tan Chong (Bekok); Ong Chee Siang (Tangkak); Gan Qi Ru (Bentayan); Ling Tian Soon (Yong Peng); Ter Hwa Kwong (Penggaram) dan Kelly Chye Pei Yee (Mengkibol).

  Lee Ting Han (Paloh); Chan San San (Johor Jaya); Ang Boon Heng (Stulang); Tan Hiang Kee (Perling); Lim Soon Hai (Skudai); Shen Poh Kuan (Senai) dan Tan Eng Meng (Pekan Nenas).

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Johor polls: MCA to analyse performance to see how to improve, says Dr Wee (msn.com)

In Yong Peng, the party’s Ling Tian Soon won with a 2,741 majority in a three-cornered fight, while in Bekok, Tan Chong clinched a 3,569 majority against three other rivals.

In Pekan Nanas, Tan Eng Meng won with a 5,248 majority in a four way battle while in Paloh, unofficial results as of press time showed that MCA's Lee Ting Han won with a 3,176 majority against three other candidates.

senarai calon parti Warisan

Berikut senarai calon parti Warisan:

N55 Pekan Nenas: Hishammuddin Busri

N06 Bekok: Sandara Segaran Arumugam

N29 Mahkota: Mohamed Noor Suleiman

N42 Johor Jaya: Chen Hain Kai

N51 Bukit Batu: Lee Ming Wen

N43 Permas: Mohamed Ridza Busu

 

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