Political pundits, in the main, believe Barisan Nasional will take control of the Malaysian government after tomorrow.
Already, Fitch Solutions Country Risk and Industry Research have predicted that BN will win the general election, though there remains “significant risks” of a hung Parliament.
They said the outcome of the Melaka and Johor state elections were likely indicators that BN had regained political momentum, adding that they had the advantage of being the longest-ruling coalition in the country.
They added that a Pakatan Harapan or Perikatan Nasional win was a little below 25% in probability, noting that PH have waned in momentum since their 2018 general election victory.
The research and analysis division of the Economist Group in the UK have predicted that BN too will emerge triumphant in the general election, but it remains to be seen if Ismail Sabri Yaakob would serve a full term as prime minister.
The Economist Intelligence Unit said while BN would form a government, they would not win enough seats for a two-thirds majority in the Dewan Rakyat.
Whatever. Victory may yet come to Pakatan Harapan!
The "harapan" (hope) is that they did it in 2018, they can do it again tomorrow!
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