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八点最热报 | 柔森之后，巫伊党如今再把温热的手，牵到马六甲！当国阵与伊党越来越聚焦马来选票，华人选民难免要问：自己已经从政党争相拉拢的对象，变成了可有可无的点缀品？当马来团结成为选举主旋律，多元政治还有多少空间？（主播：梁宝仪）
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00:04Barisan Nasional finally revealed its hand, tearing off its mask to marry PAS.
00:08The Malacca election has not yet officially begun.
00:10UMNO and PAS have already reached an agreement on the allocation of seats.
00:14Barisan Nasional and UMNO President Amozashi announced
00:16Barisan Nasional will contest 21 seats.
00:18PAS and its allies will compete for the remaining seven seats.
00:22After that, in Sammeran, Johor
00:23UMNO and PAS are now extending their warm hands
00:27They took it to Malacca
00:29From emphasizing multi-racial cooperation in the past
00:32From now on embracing PAS, which previously harshly criticized religious extremism.
00:37Emphasizing the great unity of Malay Muslims
00:40Has Barisan Nasional really changed?
00:43Or is it in the face of the election?
00:45Who can bring in more seats?
00:47This is the most realistic consideration for political parties.
00:49As Barisan Nasional and PAS grow closer
00:51The political focus is increasingly on Malay votes.
00:56Chinese voters will inevitably ask this question.
00:58Have I already fallen out of favor with political parties?
01:01It's good to have it.
01:02But what about decorative items that don't really matter?
01:05When Malay unity becomes the main theme of the election
01:08How much room is left for pluralistic politics?
01:11When Chinese exile is once again seen as a key to winning elections
01:14So how should the Chinese community safeguard its political influence?
01:18Join forces against witch doctors
01:19Does the Chinese community have to see this through to the end?
01:24Barisan Nasional chief Mohd Zahid confirmed last night
01:26Negotiations between Barisan Nasional (BN) and PAS regarding the Malacca elections have been finalized.
01:30The Barisan Nasional coalition will announce its candidate list on October 24th.
01:34As for what symbol will be used during the election?
01:37Barisan Nasional will continue to use its own Libra flag.
01:41And what about PAS and its allies?
01:42The decision will be made by their respective leadership.
01:44However, only after Zaxi announced the completion of the negotiations...
01:48But on the other hand, I think...
01:49However, Takiyuddin, the Perikatan Nasional and PAS Secretary-General, stepped in to apply the brakes.
01:52The two sides denied that the final allocation of seats had been agreed upon.
01:57But Takiyuddin still said definitively...
01:59PAS is certain to form an alliance with Barisan Nasional.
02:03However, both sides are still in further negotiations.
02:06Further refine the entire cooperation agreement
02:08They sleep in the same bed but dream different dreams, yet they must join forces to divide the spoils.
02:11PAS hesitated, but Zahi pushed hard.
02:14Whose future will be lost in this political gamble?
02:18Regardless of the circumstances at the time of the certificate in Ukraine
02:20Following cooperation in the Malacca state election
02:21This cooperation had already greatly excited Akma, the head of the Ukrainian delegation.
02:26In the interview, he said he was pleased and happy that UMNO was working together.
02:30They also said the Malacca state election would be a driving force
02:33A new starting point for political unity among Malay Muslims
02:35Let the two largest Malay political parties join hands
02:39To implement the unity agenda with the interests of both the people and religions
02:44Undoubtedly, cooperation
02:45This is yet another bloody dismantling of the power machine.
02:48Will the November Malacca state election be a test of Muslim unity?
02:52Or is it a secular massacre?
03:22After Man Tang Hong was selected from the Johor Sri Lankan state election
03:25Barisan Nasional and the lower parties joined forces again in the Malacca state election.
03:28Barisan Nasional Chairman Amozasi announced
03:30Both sides have finalized the seat allocation for the Malacca state election.
03:33Akmal, the leader of the U-Ching detachment from Malacca
03:35She was the first to jump out as a cheerleader to welcome them.
03:39He said he hoped the Malacca state election would become a time of great unity among Malay Muslims.
03:43A new starting point
03:44One announced, one cheered.
03:46However, the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition in the past championed a multi-racial movement.
03:51Emphasizing cooperation among multiple races
03:53However, today the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition joined forces with PAS to shout for the great unity of Malay Muslims.
03:58Has Barisan Nasional really changed?
04:00I think we shouldn't be naive enough to think that the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition wasn't a thing of the past.
04:04In the past, Barisan Nasional (BN) was talking about the great unity of Malaysians.
04:07Because he was stronger in the past.
04:10So when he united with the Malays
04:12That means there are other opposition parties like yours.
04:16This is a threat to the Malay unity movement.
04:18He was very weak today.
04:20So he wants to align himself with PAS.
04:23Only then can there be Malay unity.
04:24So the Barisan Nasional coalition hasn't actually changed on this point.
04:28I feel like Paris Hill Country
04:30They may find
04:32Actually, their best chance is
04:34Achieve greater unity among Malay Muslims
04:36Yes, you know.
04:37Even when we look at China
04:38They are talking about some
05:07This is the most realistic aspect of electoral politics.
05:09And the most jarring place
05:11Political parties emphasize diversity and unity
05:13Of course, it can be political ideology.
05:15But when it really came down to winning a spot...
05:18It's still about which group of voters is easier to win over.
05:21Which combination has a better chance of winning?
05:23Shaza, Associate Professor of the Department of Political Science at the International Islamic University, believes
05:26For Barisan Nasional (BN), winning more Malay votes is crucial.
05:30It might be better than hoping for a return of non-Malay voters.
05:33It's more practical and has a better chance of winning.
05:35So, what about Chinese votes for the Barisan Nasional coalition?
05:38Whether it's true or not is no longer important.
05:40It's just an ornament.
05:42Before this point, I think I believe China Johnson
05:44It really is just a price law
05:46If we are discussed in the theory of the idiom
05:48We designed and distributed complementary lectures.
05:50Hudoch
05:53However, Snapchat closet will not repeat itself.
05:55Why did I mistake someone for someone else?
05:57Their treatment of her was not an act of blasphemy.
05:58In terms of identity, it is very long relative to 요
06:00But when they are silent, they can have a price.
06:02If you usually speak silently
06:04They also saw this public security
06:15Sasa believes that Chinese votes are important for Barisan Nasional.
06:18It may have changed from the support that we had to fight for in the past.
06:20It's good to have it.
06:23However, the absence of additional decorative items may not necessarily affect the overall effect.
06:27If a political party believes that as long as it can secure the Malay vote...
06:30That would be enough to win most of the seats needed.
06:33So, in this reality of electoral politics, the Chinese vote...
06:36Has it really become so insignificant and dispensable?
06:41Huang Jingfa, political scientist at Shuangwei University
06:43The Chinese community should not be in a hurry to admit defeat.
06:46Because the Chinese vote may not necessarily determine who wins.
06:49But it prevents them from winning by doing nothing.
06:52What we need to see are the votes of Chinese or non-Malaysian voters.
06:56On the surface, it seems like there are no people with feet.
06:59In fact, he can restrain the cooperation between UMNO and PAS.
07:04The key reason is that PAS actually has a stronger foundation than UMNO.
07:08UMNO has only two ways to suppress PAS.
07:12The first is to force PAS to cede more constituencies.
07:16The second is to try and win Simon's constituency.
07:19You don't come out to vote
07:20Simon will lose many electoral districts
07:22Then UMNO can avoid competing for PAS's constituencies.
07:27Then the two parties can easily reach a pleasant agreement.
07:29So you came out to vote.
07:31High voter turnout
07:32From UMNO's perspective
07:33He dared not naively believe
07:36Simon's seats can be swept away at will.
07:38Then he'll have no choice but to compete with the Islamic Party.
07:41So you are actually a Chinese voter
07:44Even if you don't affect the outcome of the Malay constituency
07:48You can become a member of UMNO and PAS
07:53Half an hour of negotiation
07:55But you go home to sleep
07:56They can easily handle problems.
07:58They can easily resolve everyday conflicts.
08:01Chinese votes may not determine who wins.
08:04But it can determine who doesn't dare to win too easily.
08:08Wang Jingfa believes that as long as the voter turnout is high enough...
08:10The competition in key constituencies is fierce.
08:13Barisan Nasional and PAS cannot win Simon's seat.
08:16They considered it theirs for the taking.
08:17Furthermore, Chinese votes should not be treated as...
08:19Numbers that are dispensable
08:21Because the power of votes lies not only in who is elected.
08:24More importantly, it allows Barisan Nasional and PAS to...
08:26When negotiating and forming alliances for seat allocation
08:30I dare not easily ignore your existence.
08:33You don't have to be one of the people who decide the outcome.
08:35However, it must never become a political party's...
08:38The group of people you can give up on with peace of mind
08:42Ukrainian Union and PAS join hands again
08:44What does the Chinese community think?
08:46Raise the banner of Malay Muslim unity
08:48Barisan Nasional dropped a political bombshell.
08:50Seven seats were sold to PAS.
08:53The 28 states were split into 21 and 7.
08:56Ultimately, this is a convergence of political ideologies.
08:58They still calculate the electoral benefits very clearly.
09:02When Wu Yi had already sat down to discuss terms
09:04How much negotiating leverage does the MCA have left to secure a seat?
09:08In the past, MCA was able to rely on its positioning of multi-party cooperation.
09:11Striving for a voice within the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition
09:13However, now that the Union for Malays and Malays is focusing more on Malay votes...
09:18How can MCA prove that it is not just a name within the coalition?
09:22Rather, it is the ability to win votes.
09:24Political partners who fight for the rights of the Chinese community.
09:28What is even more worthy of consideration is
09:30When Chinese votes are no longer a crucial factor that the Barisan Nasional (BN) must win over.
09:34Will the voice of the Chinese community also be marginalized?
09:39In fact, Chinese voters need to be self-reliant.
09:41A political party's political focus can change
09:44However, the Chinese community need not take their votes too seriously.
09:47This is also the first time in more than 60 years since independence
09:49The beliefs of most Chinese voters span two or three generations
09:52Chinese votes don't always determine who wins.
09:55However, it could potentially influence the distribution of seats.
09:58Even the space for negotiation between political parties
10:01We don't need to be naive enough to think that...
10:03Every political party prioritizes the Chinese vote.
10:06However, one should not assume that one is not necessarily the opponent's main voter.
10:10They concluded that the tickets they held were worthless.
10:14Political parties can choose who to prioritize winning over.
10:18However, the Chinese community cannot voluntarily relinquish its right to choose.
10:21You don't have to be a political party's priority target.
10:24However, you absolutely cannot intentionally turn yourself into an insignificant person.
10:35This morning, he told us we wanted to go to the performance.
10:35We want to go on a performance.
10:37For Christ Dunyuan reliable
10:37Many because of people
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