00:00Malays support the DAP
00:01Chinese support UMNO
00:02The Malacca election results have two significant aspects.
00:04Pay special attention
00:06One is Ejiler
00:07One is Lu Rong
00:08These two results may reflect the voters' voting behavior.
00:11Not necessarily following the footsteps of the foot group
00:13It's not necessarily just about skin color.
00:15Let's take a look at Aegisl first.
00:16The DAP's current defense
00:18Actually facing considerable pressure
00:20It was identified as a super dangerous area from the very beginning.
00:23Because this is a mixed selection area
00:25The proportion of Chinese and Malay voters
00:27It's already very close.
00:29In addition, the DAP faces a multi-cornered fight
00:31The outside world once believed
00:32Under the call for Malay unity
00:34This seat is not easy to defend.
00:36However, Guo Ziyi's overall vote share declined slightly.
00:40But this time the majority vote
00:41Still as high as 5,600 or more
00:43DAP Secretary-General Loke Siew Fook
00:45Today, while still practicing in Johor, he also revealed...
00:47Originally, based on the data...
00:49The combined votes of Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional
00:50Potential threat to the DAP
00:52But the result was unexpected.
00:54He said the rocket was in Egerle
00:56It won the support of more than 20% of Malay voters.
00:59Especially young Malay voters
01:01in other words
01:02The DAP was able to retain this mixed constituency.
01:05It's not just about the votes of Chinese Americans.
01:07In fact, the pre-election hotspot team had visited Aigele.
01:10It was discovered that voters in all groups spoke highly of Guo Ziyi's performance.
01:14Doesn't this also indicate that, besides the party's core base...
01:16Have the candidates performed their grassroots service duties well in their daily lives?
01:19Equally important?
01:20Next, let's look at Lu Rong.
01:22The voter structure here is another story.
01:25Malay voters make up about 64% of the electorate.
01:27Chinese Americans make up about 30%
01:28For the past few decades, it has been a motor fortress.
01:31Later, the Rockets won the championship for two consecutive years.
01:34Until 2021
01:35UMNO's Norhirmi has only secured a majority of 200 votes.
01:39Narrowly defeated the DAP
01:41But this time, under the cooperation between the blue and green...
01:43Nosilmi received more than 15,000 votes.
01:46A landslide victory with over 10,000 majority votes
01:49His vote share even exceeded that of the previous election.
01:51The combined total of Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional
01:53The DAP's vote share dropped by nearly 12 percentage points.
01:57This is clearly not just the work of a single ethnic group.
02:01Instead, a significant proportion of voters are of Chinese descent.
02:03They also voted for this UMNO state assemblyman who had served actively during his term.
02:07member
02:07It is also necessary to mention here
02:09He is a rare figure during elections.
02:11UMNO candidate releases campaign video entirely in Chinese
02:15In addition, there is the best campaign assistant
02:17Uncle Wong lends his support
02:18This content should have helped him garner a lot of votes.
02:22Look, on one side, the DAP secured crucial Malay votes in the mixed zone.
02:26On the other hand, UMNO won a large number of Chinese votes in mixed constituencies.
02:30Does this indicate that cross-ethnic support is becoming a new political trend?
02:34Perhaps it's too early to draw conclusions.
02:37But at least these two constituencies served as a reminder to all political parties.
02:40Voters should never choose based solely on skin color.
02:44Based on the current population and electoral structure trends in Malaysia
02:47In the future, this will be the case, with Malay voters as the main body.
02:49But mixed constituencies with diverse ethnic populations will only increase.
02:53Which candidate can truly step out of their comfort zone?
02:57Winning cross-ethnic recognition through solid service
03:00This may be the inevitable trend.
03:02Do you agree?
03:03Feel free to leave a comment and share your thoughts.
03:04See you next time!
