We should just wait patiently for the new government to lead us to a clean, efficient, economically vibrant and harmonious country. Isn't this the New Malaysia we have been dreaming of these past few years?

One way to prove you're different is by turning away the frogs because during their days, BN loved frogs.

We hope you all learn humbly from past errors and help give us a better Malaysia that is more united, progressive, prosperous and blessed.

Irregularities with the electoral roll, lack of laws to rein in political donations and abuse of public resources for the purpose of campaigning... all these point to the fact that this country is in urgent need of deep political reforms.

The voter sentiment takes a slow course to develop to what it is today, beginning from the provisional deregistration of PPBM on the eve of parliament dissolution.

Any act of violence is a sacrilege to the sanctity of democratic elections.

It's no secret that BN is not “too keen or comfortable“ facing straight fights and a united opposition.

If more Malay voters swing away from BN, the final outcome could be a real shocker, not unlike the US presidential election or the UK Brexit referendum.

A significant impact on Perlis BN will only be possible with a powerful anti-establishment sentiment.

Lest we forget, political positions aside, there are still plenty of values and similarities that we share together as Malaysians.