September 26 elections down to Muhyiddin Yassin v Mohd Shafie Apdal in chase for Muslim-Bumi votes.

Voters don’t trust Shafie Apdal’s govt while Perikatan Nasional crows about RM1,600 Prihatin aid.

 

Sabah Bersatu chief has long, clean track record of public service, says Mohamed Azmin Ali.

Customers have little money, policies yet to trickle down to rakyat compared with BN days.

Lead up to polls missing usual flags and fanfare

Flawed system to blame whereby development funds come from Putrajaya, opposition gets not one sen.

PBS will tussle with its partners most as it aims to capture 16 seats.

Among the Warisan Plus defectors, five are running as independents.

11 seats still in dispute, despite announcements by three main blocs yesterday.

Salleh Said Keruak's inclusion sparks talk that he is in the running for CM post.

Perikatan Nasional holds 1-seat majority in state assembly, Umno still hostile to splinter party.

Lower purchasing power, end of loan moratorium weigh heavily on shoppers, say groups.

Members say they have a right to decide if they want to work with splinter party at next elections.

At least one in five voters still unsure who they will vote for, says Kajidata.

Muhyiddin Yassin needs support from  Umno, PAS, forcing PM to remain silent, say analysts.