The Sungai Bakap state by-election will see a straight fight between Perikatan Nasional candidate Abidin Ismail and Pakatan Harapan candidate Dr Joohari Ariffin.
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00:00The July 6th Sungai Bakap state by-election will see a straight fight between Perikatan
00:10National and Pakatan Harapan. Perikatan fielded Abidin Ismail of PAS, while Dr. Juhari Arifin
00:17is Pakatan Harapan's choice for the by-election. The two candidates' nominations were accepted
00:23by the Election Commission on Saturday. Supporters of both coalitions converged near the nomination
00:29center as early as 6 a.m. Leaders from both sides, including past President Tan Sri Abdul
00:35Hadi Awang, Kedah Menteri Besar Datuk Sri Mohamad Sanusi Mohamad Noor, Penang Chief
00:42Minister Chow Konyaw, and Amanah President Datuk Sri Mohamad Sabu, were also present.
00:59We have received a lot of support and support from the party. Secondly, our members are
01:04the supporters of the people's vote, the people of Bukas. We have given advice to the supporters,
01:14to the officials, to campaign wisely, to follow the rules, we will not do any provocation.
01:23If we are provoked, we will not do anything. We want this election to go smoothly, harmoniously.
01:30The people will choose, because the people already know who is the best.
01:34I urge all the voters in Sungai Batak, through their vote, to send a clear and clear message
01:47to the whole country that we choose the coalition because the coalition is important to Malaysia.
02:01The by-election needs to be held following the death of incumbent Noor Zamri Latif of PAS
02:07on May 24 due to stomach inflammation. In the last Penang election, Noor Zamri defeated
02:14Pakatan's Noor Hidayah Cheh Rose with a majority of 1,563 votes.