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Pakatan Harapan candidates for the upcoming Johor state election have undergone rigorous vetting based on merit and experience, according to DAP deputy national chairman Nga Kor Ming, defending the coalition's strategy of fielding fresh faces.
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The Democratic Action Party has unveiled four candidates for the upcoming Johor state election on July 11, marking the party's expansion into the Malay-majority Tiram constituency as part of a broader Pakatan Harapan strategy.
The Democratic Action Party will formally announce its slate of candidates for the forthcoming Johor state election this evening, marking a key milestone in the party's campaign strategy.