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八点最热报 | 雪州鹅唛3个州席是这次州选关注度最高的选区，是一场决定城市马来选民心向何处的一场战役。如果希盟守不住这3个州席的话，代表希盟巫统携手也挡不住绿潮来袭，更意味着大部分的马来人都认同国盟的保守政治立场。（主播：萧慧敏）
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00:04 The three weekly elections of the Olympics are the most popular election areas in the six states.
00:09 If you notice, on the day of the nomination, the leaders of both camps,
00:13 including Prime Minister Anhua and Chairman Mu Youding, all appeared in the Olympics.
00:17 The three Olympics were marked by many comments as the most important elections of this election.
00:22 It is a key election area with a symbolic significance.
00:25 The result of the election will mark whether the citizens of the city of Malaysia have embraced the green tide.
00:32 To some extent, it is also a referendum on the unification of the government of the citizens of Malaysia.
00:37 The battle between the Ximen Uyghur Autonomous Region and the National Alliance will decide who can be the god of war.
00:44 When Professor Cardini of the National University of China, Zhou Zhixi, received the 8 o'clock Sunnysight,
00:48 he pointed out that the Olympics is a battle to decide where the citizens of Malaysia's heart is.
00:53 Because the three Olympics under the Olympics are all in the Malay region, and they are city-based election areas.
00:59 In the 1119 National Election, the green tide of the National Alliance initiated the election of almost all rural areas and most semi-urban areas.
01:06 And the issue of the election in the six states is worth paying attention to.
01:09 Compared to the more urbanized snowy Malays, will they turn their heads from the Ximen National Alliance?
01:16 The scholar Huang Jinfa of the Sino-US election, then pointed out that this is a place where the hearts of the people are united.
01:22 All the state-level party leaders of the ruling party are gathered here,
01:26 including the former prime minister of the National Alliance, Azmin, the Snowy State Watchtower, Amiruddin,
01:31 and the Snowy State President, Meighur, etc.
01:34 No matter who wins or loses, it will be the first and second deal of the snowy state in the next season.
01:39 And whether these big shots can rely on their own charm with the party to assist the surrounding dissidents is also a point of interest.
01:45 And the director of the Modica Polling Center, Su Fei-An, said that it is generally speculated that
01:50 in the six-state election, as long as there are more than 70% of Malays in the election,
01:55 the National Alliance will have a greater advantage.
01:57 Therefore, if the Ximen National Alliance can't hold on to the three-state election,
02:01 it means that in politics, 1+1=2, the bottom line is the Ximen National Alliance and the state government.
02:07 It also means that the Ximen Uyghur Autonomous Region can't stop the green tide from coming,
02:12 and the urbanized Malays will be in the lead.
02:14 Because most Malays agree that the National Alliance,
02:17 the Malay nationalism plus the conservative Islamic doctrine is their political position.
02:22 It means the majority of Malay voters are supporting them.
02:27 It also means that the combination of the PNL and the PAH cannot maximize their own support.
02:34 So BN+PH is not 1+1=2, but maybe it's 1.4 or 1.5.
02:41 So not enough to combine their support to fight for the British National.
02:44 The chief executive of the Modika Media Center, Sufian,
02:47 believes that the victory of the three-state election
02:49 also symbolizes the success of the National Alliance and the Ximen National Alliance.
02:52 If the electorates dominated by Malay voters are defeated,
02:55 the two parties will not have the ability to diversify.
02:58 And the two university political scholars, Huang Jinfa pointed out that
03:01 the three-state election is important because the top leaders of the state are all here.
03:07 So they also check whether their own charm has been reflected in each other.
03:11 It's not just that they have won the first place.
03:16 At the same time, they will also affect the surrounding electorates.
03:19 So if we look at Amiruddin and Meghan,
03:23 these two people must support each other's votes.
03:29 They are so close, and it is very likely that they will win the election.
03:34 So this cooperation is definitely what we will care about.
03:39 The elected officials of the Snowy State Government are all concentrated in Ermai.
03:43 Professor of State Policy, Katini, believes that
03:45 this is because from the structure of the voters,
03:48 the three states under the Ermai state system are all Malay electorates.
03:51 So the results here reflect the voting tendency of the Malay voters in the city.
03:56 Will they turn from the Ximen National Alliance to the National Alliance?
03:59 Now we are so eager to see if the 64% Malay majority seat in Gombak
04:07 or even in Sungai Tua or even in Ulu Kelang
04:10 will have a swing decision from the National Alliance to the National Alliance.
04:16 Katini and Hwang Jin-fa believe that
04:18 if the Ermai states are all won by the National Alliance,
04:21 it can prove that the 1119 Green Movement was not a coincidence.
04:25 And it is a further vote in the election.
04:27 At the same time, it is also a vote for Prime Minister Anwar and the United Government.
04:30 It is a turn for the city Malay voters.
04:33 But if only Azmin wins in Danjiang,
04:35 and Ximen maintains the other two seats,
04:37 then we can ignore the influence of the Green Movement.
04:40 We imagine that hypothetically, Azmin won the seat in Ulu Kelang,
04:44 Hilman lost, and in Sungai Tua, Amiruddin still retained.
04:48 Meaning that we can simply toss aside the impact of the Green Wave.
04:52 If Azmin wins, I think it is very likely because he has been in the place for a long time.
04:59 You can't completely classify that this is the result of the Green Movement.
05:03 But if Azmin and Hwang Jin-fa have a chance,
05:08 you can say that this is the Green Wave, especially Hwang Jin-fa.
05:12 Hwang Jin-fa, a political scholar at Sungai Tua, believes that
05:17 if the Uyghur President Megh and the Prime Minister Amiruddin
05:20 can't keep their seats,
05:22 then the Green Wave of the National Alliance is more likely.
05:26 Because even if Amiruddin, as the Prime Minister of the Snow State,
05:29 can't resist the Green Wave,
05:32 can the others?
05:34 But on the other hand, if Azmin, as the head of the land,
05:37 can't keep his seat in the election,
05:39 and the other two seats can't be won,
05:42 then it can be concluded that the city votes will remain in the West Gate.
05:46 The so-called Green Wave can only rise in the countryside.
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