The survey for 2 weeks had 11,991 respondents and found that Malay votes in Selangor, W. Persekutuan and Penang to be higher than BN #GE14#PRU14@msiadecides
Perlis remains with BN but it will be close. You need only 8 seats to form state assembly. The difference between of Malay voters BN- PH is 3.5 % there might be swing to PH. #GE14#PRU14@msiadecides
The prediction in Perak is that there will be a drastic change in Malay votes. PH would increase atleast 10 seats in state assembly. #PRU14#GE14@msiadecides
It is a clean sweep for PH. All three major races would vote for PH, it is going to be a clean sweep. #GE14#PRU14@msiadecides
In Putrajaya BN will win but Lembah Pantai PH will win. The Malay vote is key in this area. In order to neutralise overwhelming support of Chinese, BN needs atleast 30 percent swing of Malay votes in especially in Lembah pantai #GE14#PRU14@msiadecides
PH is expected to form state government here. This is because of the Malay votes will swing here. PH will have a simple majority to form government. #GE14#PRU14@msiadecides
This is the most drastic change. This is due to the swing of Malay votes. BN is ahead on Malay votes is just about 4-5% but the parliamentary seats that are completely Malay is just 5 to 6 seats #GE14#PRU14@msiadecides
Pahang will remain with BN but PH will win more parliamentary seats. #GE14#PRU14@msiadecides
BN will have a clean sweep. In state assembly, only one seat will be won by PH. #GE14#PRU14@msiadecides
Amanah’s Husam Musa will win in Kota Bahru. The state assembly would fall to BN. PAS will still win no seats. #GE14#PRU14@msiadecides
Four states in Peninsular will remain with BN. PH will win rest and 10-15 seats in Sabah/Sarawak to form government #GE14#PRU24@msiadecides