Malaysian Has Decided

11Mar08

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The result clearly sends a strong message to the Coalition Party. It’s gonna be tough for both, the Coalition and the Opposition.

One of the main reason that many people, especially the ethnic minorities, wanted a change and voted for opposition parties is because of the ethnic policy change promised by the Opposition. But will the Opposition able to achieve that? Will the Opposition able to introduce equal rights for all, and introduce the true ‘Malaysian’ race – that has been a great ambition of the Coalition and has been introduced yet without any implementation.

The Coalition on the other hand will have to slog their guts out to find the problem that arise in their component parties, their systems and their policies (instead of pointing fingers indicating whose fault and who to be blamed and who to step down, which is what that happens now).

It’s got to be tough for all, but the poll result this time clearly indicates that the ‘rakyat’ want changes. I believe its not a message that the Opposition are favourable, but it’s a message to the Coalition that the people of Malaysia wanted changes and improvements to the current system. Not only the ethnic minority want changes, but Malaysian as a whole wish for improvements in the country.

I’m not interested in any parties or the poll result. But I’m interested to see Malaysia grow and improve, something that I did not really see much of, after Tun Mahathir left office . Maybe this indicate a start…maybe…

	PARLIAMENT (WON)			STATE (WON)
	BN	OPPOSITION	INDEPENDENT	BN	OPPOSITION	INDEPENDENT
F.T. KUALA LUMPUR	1	10	0	0	0	0
F.T. PUTRAJAYA	1	0	0	0	0	0
F.T. LABUAN	1	0	0	0	0	0
PERLIS	3	0	0	14	1	0
KEDAH	4	11	0	14	21	1
PENANG	2	10	0	11	29	0
PERAK	13	11	0	29	30	0
SELANGOR	5	18	0	21	34	0
NEGERI SEMBILAN	5	3	0	21	15	0
MELAKA	5	1	0	23	5	0
JOHOR	25	1	0	49	6	0
KELANTAN	2	12	0	6	39	0
TERENGGANU	7	1	0	24	8	0
PAHANG	12	2	0	36	5	1
SARAWAK	29	1	0	0	0	0
SABAH	22	1	0	58	1	0
TOTAL	137	82	0	306	194	2