BN-PN Alliance Aims to Unite Malay Vote in Negeri Sembilan

The political understanding forged between Barisan Nasional (BN) and Perikatan Nasional (PN) represents a significant hope for the majority of Malay voters, aiming to prevent a split in their votes not only in the upcoming Negeri Sembilan State Election but also in future general elections. Datuk Mustapha Nagoor, Secretary of the UMNO Negeri Sembilan Liaison Body, stressed the importance of cooperation between the two Malay parties for political stability and the formation of a more stable state government.

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The understanding between BN and PN has become a hope for the majority of Malays. Malays want Malay parties, Islamic parties, to unite. When united, we can prevent Malay votes from being split. When Malay votes are not split, we can win all Malay-majority areas.

"The understanding between BN and PN has become a hope for the majority of Malays," Mustapha told Utusan Malaysia. "Malays want Malay parties, Islamic parties, to unite. When united, we can prevent Malay votes from being split. When Malay votes are not split, we can win all Malay-majority areas."

Mustapha, who is also the BN candidate for the Palong State Legislative Assembly, believes this collaboration can help win not only Malay-majority seats but also non-Malay majority areas. "And we can also secure victories in non-Malay majority areas. Ultimately, we will be able to form a more stable government. The majority of Malaysians are Malay, and the unification of Malay parties will bring better stability to all races," he added.

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And we can also secure victories in non-Malay majority areas. Ultimately, we will be able to form a more stable government. The majority of Malaysians are Malay, and the unification of Malay parties will bring better stability to all races.

He expressed gratitude for the wisdom of the leaders of both parties in reaching this understanding. "That's why I am very grateful for the wisdom of our leaders who have come up with the idea of unification or cooperation between these two Malay parties. In Negeri Sembilan, we choose blue. Where BN is contesting, vote for BN. Where BN is not contesting, choose PN," he instructed, adding, "We want to choose blue, we reject red (Pakatan Harapan)." This sentiment follows UMNO Vice President Datuk Seri Johari Ghani's statement that the Negeri Sembilan election results would determine the continuation of the BN-PN cooperation in the 16th General Election.

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That's why I am very grateful for the wisdom of our leaders who have come up with the idea of unification or cooperation between these two Malay parties. In Negeri Sembilan, we choose blue. Where BN is contesting, vote for BN. Where BN is not contesting, choose PN. We want to choose blue, we reject red (Pakatan Harapan).