SEREMBAN, Negeri Sembilan: Chief Minister Aminuddin Harun said on Sunday (Jan 15) that the legislative assembly of Negeri Sembilan is expected to be dissolved in May to pave the way for state polls. The Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) vice-president said this was based on unofficial discussions involving the c
SEREMBAN, Negeri Sembilan: Chief Minister Aminuddin Harun said on Sunday that the legislative assembly of Negeri Sembilan is expected to be dissolved in May to pave the way for state polls.
“After the polls, there will be various assumptions and views as to whether we are with Barisan Nasional or not … that we will decide soon. Hopefully, there will be a swift decision so as to draw up the joint strategy with BN,” he told reporters after a Negeri Sembilan PKR Convention. Mr Rafizi also hoped that the political cooperation with BN could be decided earlier so that the party could prepare for the next election.
PH and PAS previously decided not to dissolve the six state assemblies during the 15th General Election on Nov 19 which would have allowed for simultaneous state and parliamentary elections to take place.
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