It will be a three-cornered fight for the Kuala Terengganu parliamentary seat with three candidates having filed their papers on nomination day on Tuesday.And, there were tens of thousands of supporters who were there for the nominations. Were they poid to attend - especially the supporters for the BN candidate (something that many believe to be the practice for a long time...No money - no support...)They are Barisan Nasional’s Datuk Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh, PAS candidate Abdul Mohd Wahid Endut and independent Azharudin Mamat alias Adam, a 46-year-old businessman.
Ballots will be cast on Jan 17. - Star Online, 6/1/2009 - By-election: Three-cornered fight (Update 5)
With regard to PAS, DAP, PRM ....and the other opposition parties, they come freely to support the candidate during nominations - and also do work freely during the campaign period.
But maybe not for PKR, especially those who were ex-UMNO (or ex-other BN parties...), who unfortunately brought the bad culture of "no pay...no support...no work..." to that party. To be fair, this was what I observed in the elections before GE2008 - maybe things have changed now...mmmm
A police spokesman said about 30,000 Barisan Nasional supporters and 15,000 PAS supporters had gathered to begin their march to the nomination centre.
There are 80,229 voters in the constituency, of whom 2,036 are postal voters. - Star Online, 6/1/2009 - By-election: Three-cornered fight (Update 5)
I hope those that are in State Excos and the Cabinet, and the MPs/ADUNs/Local Councilors/etc do not waste too much of their time in KT but do carry on their already existing work and responsibilities.
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