In Malaysia’s East Coast states, PAS expected to see a strong showing in upcoming elections

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@stormy001 · 2 years ago

@munkkey · 2 years ago

TL;DR Kelantan state govt will stay with PAS, but T’ganu is a bit harder to tell (may swing to BN).