Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Razak berkata pilihan raya umum ke-13 (PRU-13) boleh diadakan pada Disember ini, walaupun negara dilanda musim tengkujuh.
Beliau yakin walaupun musim tengkujuh, jentera parti politik yang bertanding mampu menghadapi sebarang kemungkinan.
“Kalau hujan atau banjir, boleh naik sampan, naik bot,” katanya dengan nada berseloroh ketika ditanya sama ada PRU-13 akan diadakan dalam masa terdekat atau Parlimen akan dibiarkan terbubar dengan sendirinya.
Beliau berkata demikian dalam temubual eksklusif bersama para pengarang Bernama dan Utusan Malaysia sempena Perhimpunan Agung Umno 2012 di pejabatnya di Parlimen baru-baru ini.
Najib (gambar), yang juga Presiden Umno, bagaimanapun tidak menolak kemungkinan pilihan raya boleh diadakan pada tahun depan jika ia tidak diadakan pada bulan depan.
“Kalau bulan Disember tak ada pilihan raya umum, tahun depanlah. Melainkan kita buat bulan Disember ini,” katanya.
Najib mempunyai masa hingga 28 April tahun depan untuk membubarkan Parlimen bagi memberi laluan kepada PRU-13 sebelum Parlimen terbubar dengan sendirinya, dan Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya wajib menetapkan tarikh pilihan raya dalam tempoh dua bulan selepas itu. — Bernama
Monday, November 26, 2012
Pilihan raya umum ke-13 Disember ini?
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ReplyDeleteI think all party is ready for the war..
ReplyDeleteWe wait for the PM to finalise the PRU date.
ReplyDeleteEverybody waiting for the announcement. Hope the EC make proper preparation to avoid any incident.
ReplyDeleteTiada apa yang mengejutkan, PRu akan dianjurkan tidak lama lagi. Rakyat sendiri harus bijak menilai dan mengundi.
ReplyDeleteAhli2 UMNO tentu pening kepala.Bakal calon2 UMNO lg pening. Nampak gaya dia nak cari ubat nak kuatkan semangat dulu!Nak istihar ke tidak? Kepada peminat Shakespeare mcm prince Hamlet lah ni. Kalau mcm ni susahlah nak jd Nakhoda Kapal.Asyik 2 tunggu semangat nak sampai, ribut badai makin lama makin mengganas.Akhirnya kapal tenggelam si Nakhoda masih sedang fikir nak nak angkat sauh ke tidak.
ReplyDeleteMana boleh PM tentukan tarikh pru13. Beliau hanya boleh mohon kpd DYMM YDA untuk bubarkan parlimen. Nampak sangat SPR dibawah telunjuk PM.
ReplyDeletetrpulang pada Najib nak adakan PRU bulan Disember atau tidak.
ReplyDeleteapapun, persediaan menghadapinya perlu ada.
ReplyDeletePM kerajaan BN tak guna otak ko. Dalam musim tengkujuh orang ramai khususnya mangsa sibuk menyelamatkan diri dan harta benda bukan sibuk undi. Memang kerja Yahudi serupa di Palestin yang menzalimi rakyat Palestin, UMNOBN di Malaysia mahu zalimi rakyat Malaysia. Mereka mahu adakan PRU 13 dalam musim banjir supaya kerajaan UMNOBN dapat menggunakan bot kerajaan khusunya PDRM dan Tentera bagi kegunaan penyokong mereka untuk undi. Mereka tidak peduli penyokong keluar atau tidak jan ji penyokong mereka dapat diangkut. Bersih keluar atas jalan raya kalau PRU dalam banjir.
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ReplyDeleteNovember 26, 2012 1:51 PM
BN sediakan bot utk yang mengundi BN je, Najib memang pandai putar belit autar punya PM
TAK FAHAM KE RAKYAT SUDAH BOSAN DGN RETORIK TARIKH PILIHANRAYA! "AKAN BUAT TAK LAMA LAGI...AKAN BUAT DLM MUSIM BANJIR", PM YG PALING PENAKUT DLM SEJARAH.. SUSAH BETOL PM TERAKHIR DR UMNO/BN NI NK FAHAM BAHAWA RAKYAT DH NK "TUKAR KERAJAAN UMNO" ... (RUJUK TEORI R.A.H.M.A.N)
ReplyDeleteKajian dah bagus dah.. Tunggu apa lagi Najib oii.. umum lah cepat bubar Parlimen. Dah tentu BN berjaya menubuhkan kerajaan lagi.. Dah setahun teragak-agak dgn pelbagai alasan pun tak guna juga!
ReplyDeleteKerajaan dan Pembangkang untuk ke Putrajaya ialah 50-50
ReplyDeleteMengapa & Kenapa?
1.Sistem giliran KM di Sabah mempengaruhi PRU13
2.Kejayaan negeri tadbiran PR hasilnya Laporan Ketua Audit Negara.
3.Kejayaan PR ialah gabungan parti2 komponen ttp setia -utuh dan tidak mudah diprovaksi.
4.Kes2 high profil UMNOBN masih menjadi isu negara.
5.Org Cina masih tidak dpt menerima MCA sbgmana org Melayu tidak suka pd UMNO.
6.Kerja keras PR utk ke Putrajaya mmg sudah nampak tanda2 kejayaan.
7.Banyak isu yg BN masih blom dpt selesaikan.
8.Kepimpinan dan barisan kabinet yg lemah.
Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak berharap beliau akan diberikan mandat yang besar pada pilihan raya umum akan datang untuk terus berkhidmat kepada rakyat dan menjadikan Malaysia sebuah negara maju menjelang tahun 2020.
ReplyDeletetempoh lima tahun akan datang adalah sangat penting bagi kerajaan untuk menunaikan janji dan komitmen yang dibuat oleh pemimpin-pemimpin terdahulu kepada negara.
ReplyDeletetransformasi adalah komitmen tegas yang dibuat bekas Perdana Menteri Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad pada awal 90an dengan Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi melaksanakan sebahagian daripadanya, dan kini giliran Najib untuk menunaikannya.
ReplyDeleteNajib, yang juga Menteri Kewangan, bersetuju bahawa mencapai pertumbuhan ekonomi yang lestari dan inklusif tanpa menjejaskan terlalu banyak landskap politik adalah satu daripada cabaran untuk menjadi sebuah negara maju.
ReplyDeletePM menegaskan kunci untuk menjadikan masyarakat lebih saksama adalah dengan mendapatkan pertumbuhan bagi mengagihkan semula hasil pendapatan itu kembali kepada rakyat.
ReplyDeleteBN sentisa bersedia untuk menghadapi PRU akan datang.
ReplyDeleteKita tunggus sahaja pengumuman dari PM bila akan di adakan PRU.
ReplyDeleteThe Election Commission (EC) has warned that any attempt to relocate voters to any constituency by inducement is an offence under election regulations.
ReplyDeleteMohd Idrus was responding to an official complaint filed by them on the recent voter registration drive allegedly organised to "import" new bumiputra voters into a certain constituency.
ReplyDeleteThe Election Commission (EC) in Sabah is ready for the 13th General Election but has yet to get any indication when the poll will be held.
ReplyDeleteIts State director, Datuk Haji Md Idrus Ismail, said, all preparations were almost completed including election briefings for the 19,000 EC officers and workers throughout the State, including Labuan.
ReplyDeleteWhen asked regarding the logistics preparation, he said, EC may use 24 helicopters and boats, the number of which will depend on the location of the polling stations to transport EC workers and officers.
ReplyDeleteOn the expected expenditure for the poll this time, Md Idrus said it is definitely going to be much higher that the RM16 million which EC spent during the 12th general election in 2008.
ReplyDelete“As far as EC is concerned, we are looking towards November until April next year for polls and we are in top gear to face such eventualities,” he said.
ReplyDeleteTHE upcoming 13th general election may rejuvenate Malaysia's weak stock market and continue bucking the trend in the first half of 2013.
ReplyDeleteMalaysia has until April next year to dissolve Parliament and until June to hold a general election.
ReplyDeleteNomura International (Hong Kong) Ltd managing director and chief Asia equity strategist and global head of equity strategy Michael Kurtz said the long awaited 13th elections should be the key driver for Malaysian equities in the first half of 2013 overshadowing other challenging macro global factors.
ReplyDeleteThe global factors, including slower economic growth prospects in China and Europe, the Greece debt crisis and the US economic slowdown, could result in near-term volatility for the market.
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ReplyDelete"In our view, the uncertainties surrounding the election outlook, coupled with the investors' unwillingness to take risk ahead of the elections, could result in extreme volatility in equity prices," Kurtz said here yesterday at a media briefing on its Asia Pacific outlook 2013.
Kurtz said Nomura Equity Research is maintaining its assumption that the ruling government would win by a majority similar to what it holds currently and any weaknesses in the market would present a good buying opportunity.
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ReplyDeleteHe said Malaysia's stock market has been soft over the past nine months as investors' exposure to Malaysia is relatively lower compared to other Asian markets which are more sought after.
ReplyDeleteTo ride through the volatility period ahead of the elections, Kurtz said investors should be well positioned in the defensive sectors such as telecommunications stocks, which Nomura has raised to overweight from neutral, and maintains a bullish stance on banking, construction, plantations, and oil and gas sectors.
The Japanese research house has selected stocks such as Axiata, Maybank, Sime Darby, AirAsia, WCT, SapuraKencana, CIMB, Genting, Media Prima and MMC Crop as its top picks.
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ReplyDeleteNomura said Malaysia's better-than-expected third quarter gross domestic product (GDP) growth and the expected resilient fourth quarter estimates would continue to support further upward revisions in the next few months.
ReplyDelete"As a result of the good third quarter, we now expect full-year 2012 GDP growth of 5.3 per cent (up from 4.8 per cent last year) and we believe this is achievable as China is expected to rebound in the fourth quarter of this year, which should benefit commodity exporters such as Malaysia."
On Asia, Nomura Equity Research is bullish on Asia's stock markets but it gave "underweight" outlook on Southeast Asian countries which include Malaysia.
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ReplyDeleteKurtz said it's not that Asian stocks are not good but equity markets in North Asia are looking more attractive in terms of value, in line with an improved global economic outlook.
ReplyDeleteKurtz said North Asian markets such as in South Korea and Japan have been shunned for the past few years due to their cyclical nature and volatility but with the change in economic factors, they are working in favour for these markets compared to Asean which has always been perceived as defensive in nature.
There is a low correlation between performance of stock market year-to-date (YTD) against general election results, according to M&A Securities Research.
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ReplyDeleteIn a note Dec 19, the research house said that based on the results of the percentage of seats that the incumbent government Barisan Nasional (BN) won in the previous six general elections in Malaysia and the performance of KLCI, there had been low correlation of only 0.4 between the performance of the stock market and the results of the general elections.
ReplyDelete"Therefore, we can surmise that the performance of the stock market does not have much bearing on the outcome of general elections in so far as the BN is concerned.
"So, the 'feel good wealth factor' from a good stock market performance does not necessarily translate into a better General Election [GE] performance for the incumbent BN government," it said.
ReplyDeleteM&A Securities Research said 2008 was an isolated incident where a bad stock market performance preceded the worst GE outcome for BN since 1969.
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ReplyDeleteThe research house said that in 2008, the stock market was down 9.7% YTD as at March 7, 2008 prior to the March 8 GE.
"The BN had its worst outcome in the 2008 General Election where it was denied its customary 2/3rd majority whereby it only won 63% of Parliamentary seats.
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ReplyDelete"However, one outlier does not proof that a bad stock market performance preceding a General Election will lead to a bad General Election result for the incumbent government BN," it said.
M&A Securities Research said the FBM KLCI had performed considerably well in 2012, and was up 7.8% as at Dec 13, 2012, mirroring regional bourses, in particular the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
ReplyDeleteHowever, the 13th GE is likely to only be held in March or April next year, it said.
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ReplyDelete"How the stock market will perform in 1Q13 is debatable as the fund managers may want to re-balance their portfolio from the high Beta stocks which are laden in the FBMKLCI 30 index weightage into the low Beta stocks such as Plantation, Oil and Gas and Consumer stocks which have less constituents in the FBMKLCI 30 index and therefore, this strategy may not push the FBMKLCI by much, but may either push it down or sideways.
ReplyDelete"Although a strong stock market performance may not affect the election results so much, a bad stock performance did reduce BN’s majority in 1990 and 2008," it said.
bila pun pilihanraya itu semua pihak kena bersedia untuk menghadapi PRU itu nanti
ReplyDeleteApa yang penting rakyat tahu dan akan memilih yang terbaik
ReplyDeleterakyat kena faham usaha yang kerajaan akan melakukan sebaik mungkin untuk rakyat.
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