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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned against complacency following strong approval ratings in a recent Merdeka Center survey, emphasising the government's commitment to maintaining momentum in delivering for the public.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned that high approval ratings do not justify reduced effort, pledging to intensify work and maintain accountability to ensure Malaysia's continued progress.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim maintains his position as Malaysia's most favoured political leader with a 52 per cent approval rating, according to the latest Merdeka Center survey covering March to April 2026.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has secured the country's highest approval rating in a fresh Merdeka Centre public opinion survey, positioning him as Malaysia's most popular political leader. Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi trails significantly.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has secured the highest approval rating at 52% in a Merdeka Center poll, outperforming several prominent opposition and government-aligned figures.