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Challenge No.1: Ability To Showcase a Unified Front: One of the biggest challenges the PH-BN coalition will face is managing internal differences. PH is a coalition of progressive parties (PKR, DAP, Amanah), while BN, particularly UMNO, represents a more traditional and conservative segment. Publicly demonstrating unity, common purpose, and aligned policies is essential to avoid voter confusion and dissatisfaction

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East Malaysia Focus (Sabah and Sarawak): PH-BN should focus on delivering autonomy, infrastructure development, and economic growth to Sabah and Sarawak. By committing to increased federal-state cooperation and empowering local governance, they can maintain or expand their hold in East Malaysia. Issues like resource-sharing and regional development should be key points in their platform.

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Regular Joint Campaigns: Joint rallies and community outreach between PH and BN leaders could help overcome skepticism among voters and present a united front, particularly in constituencies where cooperation is necessary to avoid splitting the vote.

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Engage Younger Voters: GE15 saw an influx of younger voters (thanks to automatic voter registration and lowering the voting age to 18), and this demographic will be even more important in GE16. PH-BN should focus on youth-centric issues like employment, affordable housing, education reform, and environmental policies.

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Utilize Social Media and Digital Campaigning: PN’s success in reaching young voters via platforms like TikTok was notable. PH-BN must counter this with a strong digital campaign that speaks to youth concerns. They should use social media influencers, create engaging digital content, and ensure their message is both modern and relatable to younger audiences.

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Promote Achievements in Government: As the current government, PH-BN has the advantage of incumbency. They should highlight their achievements, particularly in managing the economy, maintaining social stability, and implementing reforms. This includes improvements in education, healthcare, and infrastructure projects.

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Showcase State-Level Successes: PH-run states like Selangor and Penang are often touted as models of good governance. PH-BN should emphasize the successes in these states, such as economic growth, efficient service delivery, and social welfare programs, as a preview of what they can achieve nationally.

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Reinforce National Unity: PH-BN should frame themselves as the coalition that represents unity across all races, religions, and regions. Promoting the idea of Malaysia as a diverse, multicultural society working together for prosperity will resonate with urban voters and the middle class, but they must also ensure that this message does not alienate more conservative Malay voters.

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Amanah's role in engaging civil society and empowering moderate groups to march behind PH-BN

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so far i seen no significant major reforms by PH at all. kecik kecik reforms adalah. i give PH a 'D' grade so far

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pmx is really a chameleon
pmx to USA : "USA is Good. China is Bad. Russia is Bad. We love USA"
pmx to China : "China is Good. USA is Bad. We love China"
pmx to Palestine : "USA is Bad. Isreal is Bad. We condemn Palestine War"
pmx to Russia : "USA is Bad. Russia is Good. We support Ukraine War"

how to trust?

Posted by Balian de Ibelin > 1 month ago | Report Abuse

trust me
Balian to Speakup : "Speakup is Good. pmx is Bad. We love Speakup"
Balian to pmx : "pmx is Good. Speakup is Bad. We love pmx"
🤣

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To capitalize on the motto "Perpaduan Demi Keharmonian, Keamanan, dan Kesejahteraan* (Unity for Harmony, Peace, and Prosperity) in their GE16 campaign, PH-BN can craft a strategy that emphasizes the strength and benefits of political unity and multicultural cooperation for national development.

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The unity between Pakatan Harapan (PH) and Barisan Nasional (BN) offers a unique opportunity to address national challenges more effectively through collaborative problem-solving. By joining forces, they demonstrate the ability to tackle complex, multifaceted issues that require bipartisan cooperation

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Climate Change For Youth To Vote PH: Emphasize joint efforts to create green policies, promote renewable energy, and reduce carbon emissions. For example, PH-BN's united stance on climate agreements, reforestation projects, or legislation for environmental sustainability.

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Education Reform: Present how PH-BN have worked together to modernize education, such as the implementation of inclusive curricula, reforms in technical and vocational education, or initiatives to reduce disparities in education quality across urban and rural areas.

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Promote Collaborative Problem-Solving as an Alternative to Political Division: Contrast PH-BN’s unity with PN’s often confrontational approach. Argue that political division stalls progress and distracts from solving the nation’s most pressing challenges. Highlight examples where PN’s agenda of opposition politics may have hindered problem-solving or caused unnecessary delays in policymaking.

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For the Pakatan Harapan (PH) and Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition to win Malaysia’s 16th General Election (GE16), they will need a comprehensive strategy that solidifies their base, expands their reach to new demographics, and addresses current issues with a vision for Malaysia’s future.