BN mobilizes entire machinery to focus on Johor and Negeri Sembilan state elections

Barisan Nasional (BN) is set to fully deploy its resources and machinery with a singular focus on securing victories in the upcoming state elections for Johor and Negeri Sembilan. The decision underscores the coalition's commitment to strengthening its political standing and ensuring stability.

Datuk Seri Dr. Zambry Abdul Kadir, Secretary-General of BN, announced this strategy following a Supreme Council meeting in Johor Bahru. He confirmed that the top leadership of BN's component parties have agreed to consolidate their efforts. Their primary goals include reinforcing the party, guaranteeing national political stability, and formulating optimal strategies to contest in both state polls.

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BN will continue to strengthen unity within the component party and Friends of BN to guarantee political stability and build a government that the people trust.

BN has also finalized its decision to contest under its traditional 'dacing' (scale) logo in both the Johor and Negeri Sembilan state elections. This move signals a unified front and a reliance on its established identity to appeal to voters. The party emphasized its dedication to bolstering internal unity among its component parties and Friends of BN to ensure political stability and establish a government that commands public trust.

Furthermore, BN reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the current unity government. This support is intended to foster confidence and encourage investment in the nation's development agenda throughout the remainder of the current term. BN also plans to enhance its membership drive initiatives to attract a broader range of participants, including professionals, young people, and the general public, thereby broadening its appeal and strengthening its organizational base.

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The chairmen of BN Johor and Negeri Sembilan have provided briefings on preparations to face the PRN in their respective states. That was the main content of this evening's meeting.