ADAKAH PERAK AKAN KEKAL BERSAMA BARISAN NASIONAL YANG DI ANGGAP KERAJAAN HARAM OLEH PAKATAN SI BIADAP, SI GILA KUASA DAN SI PENDENDAM ATAU KEMBALI KEPADA PAKATAN SI BIADAP, SI GILA KUASA DAN SI PENDENDAM YANG JATUH KERANA 3 ADUN MELAKUKAN LOMPAT SI KATAK LOMPAT...

PUTRAJAYA

P.054	Gerik	N.01 Pengkalan Hulu	N.02 Temengor
P.055	Lenggong	N.03 Kenering	N.04 Kota Tampan
P.056	Larut	N.05 Selama	N.06 Kubu Gajah	N.07 Batu Kurau
P.057	Parit Buntar	N.08 Titi Serong	N.09 Kuala Kurau
P.058	Bagan Serai	N.10 Alor Pongsu	N.11 Gunong Semanggol	N.12 Selinsing
P.059	Bukit Gantang	N.13 Kuala Sapetang	N.14 Changkat Jering	N.15 Trong
P.060	Taiping	N.16 Kamunting	N.17 Pokok Assam	N.18 Aulong
P.061	Padang Rengas	N.19 Chenderoh	N.20 Lubok Merbau
P.062	Sungai Siput	N.21 Lintang	N.22 Jalong
P.063	Tambun	N.23 Manjoi	N.24 Hulu Kinta
P.064	Ipoh Timor	N.25 Canning	N.26 Tebing Tinggi	N.27 Pasir Pinji
P.065	Ipoh Barat	N.28 Bercham	N.29 Kepayang	N.30 Buntong
P.066	Batu Gajah	N.31 Jelapang	N.32 Menglembu	N.33 Tronoh
P.067	Kuala Kangsar	N.34 Bukit Chandan	N.35 Manong
P.068	Beruas	N.36 Pengkalan Baru	N.37 Pantai Remis
P.069	Parit	N.38 Belanja	N.39 Bota
P.070	Kampar	N.40 Malim Nawar	N.41 Keranji	N.42 Tualang Sekah
P.071	Gopeng	N.43 Sungai Rapat	N.44 Simpang Pulai	N.45 Teja
P.072	Tapah	N.46 Chenderiang	N.47 Ayer Kuning
P.073	Pasir Salak	N.48 Sungai Manik	N.49 Kampong Gajah
P.074	Lumut	N.50 Sitiawan	N.51 Pasir Panjang	N.52 Pangkor
P.075	Bagan Datok	N.53 Rungkup	N.54 Hutan Melintang
P.076	Telok Intan	N.55 Pasir Bedamar	N.56 Changkat Jong
P.077	Tanjong Malim	N.57 Sungkai	N.58 Slim	N.59 Behrang

KAWASAN PRU13 PERAK DARUL RIDZUAN

KAWASAN PERHATIAN:-

1. KUBU GAJAH.
2. BAGAN SERAI.
3. SUNGAI SIPUT.
4. PADANG RENGAS.
5. PARIT BUNTAR.
6. BUKIT GANTANG.
7. MANJOI.
8. BERUAS.
9. GOPENG.
10. KAMPAR.
11. PASIR PANJANG.
12. TELOK INTAN.

Barisan Nasional (BN) is confident of retaining Perak in the 13th general election (GE13), said Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi. “This is based on feedback received from agencies and political reports. Of 59 state seats, 31 are categorised as white areas in favour of BN,” he told reporters after meeting fishermen in Bagan Pasir Laut here today. Ahmad Zahid who will defend Bagan Datoh parliamentary seat said based on the people’s support, BN has a good chance of forming the Perak state government. "We are still trying to obtain more than 31 seats so that we can form the Perak state government with a bigger majority"...

PAKATAN SI BIADAP, SI GILA KUASA DAN SI PENDENDAM...said they are preparing the victory speeches...With just hours left on the campaign clock, key Perak Pakatan Rakyat (PR) leaders appear confident that the pact will reclaim power in the silver state after polling closes tomorrow. Leaders interviewed by The Malaysian Insider spoke of positive ground reports streaming in from across Perak that tell of overwhelming response so far from voters of all races.

Perak mentri besar-hopeful Datuk Seri Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin even jokingly said that PR leaders were now readying themselves for an imminent victory, owing to observations of the marked increase in support for PR over the last two weeks of campaigning. “We are busy preparing our victory speeches now,” said Nizar, who took time off from his final campaign round today for a brief phone interview. He added that the unrelenting work of PR leaders in the state since being ousted in 2009 had also helped provide a much-needed boost to the pact’s campaign since April 20.

In our latest independent survey, we are quite optimistic. We have strong seats now... between 35 and 38. The best is 40,” he told The Malaysian Insider when met on the campaign trail in Trong, near Taiping, last Friday. “In these marginal seats, the non-Malay votes are very crucial,” Nga said, making specific reference to Trong, the state seat where PAS had lost to Umno by a marginal 916 votes in Election 2008.

Nga added that like elsewhere across Perak, the losses in Trong were largely due to lagging support from the Chinese for PAS’s Norazli Musa, owing to their fear of the party’s Islamist stance. Including Trong, PAS had also lost in a total of 15 state seats in the 2008 polls, 10 of which were lost by fewer than 1,000 votes while five seats were by majorities below 500 votes. With this in mind, Nga said Chinese support from rural Perak could help bump up support from the community by 10 per cent and shift the balance in favour of PR this May 5.

“In Perak, we got over 70 per cent or so from the Chinese votes previously. If we can push this to 80 per cent, we can not only form the government but we can form a stable one to avoid crossovers,” he said.

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