On Sunday, the polling date of 9th by-election after 308 in Bagan Pinang.
BN field thier "most popular", "sure win" but "controversy" candidate in their stronghold constituency, Mohd Isa to contest.
The intention of the PM or BN is only one, 1 WIN. (after 7 defeats in Peninsular)
As reported, BN leads all the way in the campaign from the first day. Even our DPM is confident this time and said Isa is impossible to lose.
Whatever results is, the lessons we could learn from this by-election:
a) Is Isa the "most popular" as claimed and still shine?
b) Is BN/Isa a sure win?
c) Could Pakatan improve thier influences into BN stronghold consituency?
d) Could majority of the people accept politicians that had black mark of money politics?
e) What is the distribution of supports between Malay/Chinese/Indian to BN and Pakatan?
But the most interesting part is, what if BN/ISA lose?
Thursday, October 8, 2009
1 Win by-election
On Sunday, the polling date of 9th by-election after 308 in Bagan Pinang.
BN field thier "most popular", "sure win" but "controversy" candidate in their stronghold constituency, Mohd Isa to contest.
The intention of the PM or BN is only one, 1 WIN. (after 7 defeats in Peninsular)
As reported, BN leads all the way in the campaign from the first day. Even our DPM is confident this time and said Isa is impossible to lose.
Whatever results is, the lessons we could learn from this by-election:
a) Is Isa the "most popular" as claimed and still shine?
b) Is BN/Isa a sure win?
c) Could Pakatan improve thier influences into BN stronghold consituency?
d) Could majority of the people accept politicians that had black mark of money politics?
e) What is the distribution of supports between Malay/Chinese/Indian to BN and Pakatan?
But the most interesting part is, what if BN/ISA lose?
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