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The Polls Aren't Positive

Dr Hamidin Abdul Hamid, Research Fellow, Ilham Centre

02-Feb-21 07:17

The Polls Aren't Positive

A recent Malaysian Insight poll found that 96% of the 2,000 respondents are upset with Perikatan Nasional, with only 4% satisfied with the way the government is handling the pandemic. Dr Hamidin Abd Hamid, Research Fellow at the Ilham Centre, dives into the possible reasons for this poll outcome and how it might affect PN's performance at the next general elections.

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Produced by: Arleen Webber

Presented by: Khoo Hsu Chuang, Philip See, Wong Shou Ning


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