Today 20 Apr 2013 is the nomination day. It opens at 9am and ends at 10am. From the news report, most states is on multi-cornered fight. Only a few are straight one to one fight. Some states even have 6 cornered fight. Hope people of Malaysia think very carefully and choose wisely their representatives. I will go back to my hometown to choose and vote for my representative.
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Election Commission has decided
The Election Commission (EC) of Malaysia has decided that the Nomination Day for 13th General Election (GE13) is on 20 April 2013 and the Voting Day will be on 5 May 2013. The candidates will have 14 days of campaign period. This is the period that need to be well used by both the Opposition and the incumbent ruling party to attract votes from the Rakyat.
The Manifesto has already given by both parties. Both manifestos aiming for a better Malaysia. So.. which one do you prefers? It is up to you. I already made up my choice.
The Manifesto has already given by both parties. Both manifestos aiming for a better Malaysia. So.. which one do you prefers? It is up to you. I already made up my choice.
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
12th Parliament dissolved today
At this writing the Prime Minister of Malaysia is announcing the dissolution of the 12 Parliament of Malaysia to make way for the 13th General Election.
Let the battle begins.
Friday, March 29, 2013
12th Parliament Dissolution, when?
When does Prime Minister of Malaysia dissolve the 12th Parliament of Malaysia? This question is lingering in my head and also your head and also to the rest of the Malaysian. At this writing, the states of Negeri Sembilan is already automatically resolved and now run by the caretaker government which is the previous government. Election Commission informed to the public that they have 60 days period of time for them to call an election for this state which was dissolved automatically on 27 March 2013. The last date to call for election should be on 27 Mei 2013. First time in history of Malaysia that the state assembly is dissolved automatically. Hopefully, PM dissolve the parliament within this period and not waiting for automatic dissolution again. If wait again, then "last minute" is the appropriate phrase for the PM.
Monday, February 25, 2013
Toughest Elections in Malaysian history
This time the election is considered by most Malaysians to be the toughest battle between the ruling government and the opposition pact.
The opposition pact supports the people's aspiration and demands. A few of the opposition manifesto is lowering the oil prices, free education, abolishing loans, abolishing AES implementation, giving back higher oil royalties to states producing oil, breaking monopolies, no corruption anymore and so much other things. The manifestos attracts all group ages and all races. The chances of winning this election with 2/3 majority is very high.
But the drawbacks would be of no airtime coverage by main stream media. Maybe there is coverage but surely be twisted to benefit the ruling government. The campaigning fund is also a major problem unlikely the ruling government which can attracts voters by giving of financial gift/aid of RM250-RM500. These drawbacks is tackled by the opposition pact by campaigning directly to the crowd and also using the internet media as well. The fund maybe collected through donations by individuals attending the talks and fund raising dinner.
For the rulling government, they face the allegations of misconducts and briberies of their own allies which are widely known by Malaysians. The corruption is not a small amount of money, it involves billions of ringgits and hundreds hectares of land. And the leaders also has worst history of misconducts and corruptions. But they have the main stream media in their sleeves. All airtimes is for the ruling government to convince Malaysians that the current ruling government is good and promising a great future ahead.
They also have so much money that most Malaysians receive a financial gift/aid of RM500 twice and also RM250 to youngsters. Apart from that, projects by projects were announced to the needy areas. Well, this is enough to lure the voters to vote the ruling goverment.
The toughest battle must be won by either side. There maybe strategies that be implemented by both to win. The strategies might be good or bad. Maybe some dirty tactics like money politics, politician jumps here and there or other tactics.
I hope the campaign period and election time runs smoothly without any dark incidents.
I have made up my mind on which to vote. Have you made up yours?
Happy Voting.
The opposition pact supports the people's aspiration and demands. A few of the opposition manifesto is lowering the oil prices, free education, abolishing loans, abolishing AES implementation, giving back higher oil royalties to states producing oil, breaking monopolies, no corruption anymore and so much other things. The manifestos attracts all group ages and all races. The chances of winning this election with 2/3 majority is very high.
But the drawbacks would be of no airtime coverage by main stream media. Maybe there is coverage but surely be twisted to benefit the ruling government. The campaigning fund is also a major problem unlikely the ruling government which can attracts voters by giving of financial gift/aid of RM250-RM500. These drawbacks is tackled by the opposition pact by campaigning directly to the crowd and also using the internet media as well. The fund maybe collected through donations by individuals attending the talks and fund raising dinner.
For the rulling government, they face the allegations of misconducts and briberies of their own allies which are widely known by Malaysians. The corruption is not a small amount of money, it involves billions of ringgits and hundreds hectares of land. And the leaders also has worst history of misconducts and corruptions. But they have the main stream media in their sleeves. All airtimes is for the ruling government to convince Malaysians that the current ruling government is good and promising a great future ahead.
They also have so much money that most Malaysians receive a financial gift/aid of RM500 twice and also RM250 to youngsters. Apart from that, projects by projects were announced to the needy areas. Well, this is enough to lure the voters to vote the ruling goverment.
The toughest battle must be won by either side. There maybe strategies that be implemented by both to win. The strategies might be good or bad. Maybe some dirty tactics like money politics, politician jumps here and there or other tactics.
I hope the campaign period and election time runs smoothly without any dark incidents.
I have made up my mind on which to vote. Have you made up yours?
Happy Voting.
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