Bersatu man presses for party’s state No 2 as Kelebang candidate
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Melaka Bersatu election director Mohamad Ali Mohamad has been put forward as a prospective candidate in Kelebang. PETALING JAYA: Melaka Bersatu information chief Hishamuddin Abdul Karim has endorsed the party's state deputy chief Mohamad Ali Mohamad to be fielded as the Bersatu candidate for Kelebang at the impending Melaka polls. (Free Malaysia Today, 23:10)
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2 reportsPertimbang Mohamad Ali sebagi calon Kelebang, saran ketua penerangan Bersatu Melaka
Timbalan Ketua Bersatu Melaka, Mohamad Ali Mohamad, dicadangkan untuk bertanding di DUN Kelebang pada PRN Melaka akan datang. PETALING JAYA: Ketua penerangan Bersatu Melaka menyokong cadangan supaya Mohamad Ali Mohamad dipertimbangkan untuk mewakili parti di DUN Kelebang pada PRN Melaka akan datang.
Hishamuddin Abdul Karim berkata Mohamad merupakan anak tempatan, berpengalaman dalam politik, dan mempunyai hubungan baik dengan masyarakat Kelebang, selain memegang jawatan timbalan ketua Bersatu Melaka dan pengarah pilihan raya negeri.
"Pengalaman dan kedudukan tersebut merupakan antara faktor yang wajar dinilai oleh biro politik Bersatu dalam mempertimbangkan pencalonan bagi kerusi DUN Kelebang," menurut kenyataan.
Pada PRN 2021, Barisan Nasional menang di DUN Kelebang dengan majoriti undi 876 undi, menewaskan calon Perikatan Nasional dan Pakatan Harapan.
Mohamad pernah bertanding di DUN Sungai Udang sebagai calon Barisan Nasional pada PRN 2021, namun tewas kepada calon Perikatan Nasional.
Mohamad menyertai Bersatu pada 2024.
PRN Melaka akan diadakan pada 14 Nov, manakala penamaan calon pada 31 Okt.
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