00:00Those politicians talk all day long
00:01You need to go back and vote.
00:03He came back to vote.
00:04It's not necessarily true that I'll vote for you.
00:05Here it comes!
00:06The horse's mouth is the rocket and that.
00:08Guosheng has only two babies.
00:10After reaching 97.13 million
00:14Hotspot team finally arrived at Makou
00:16As the head of the People's Insurance Company of Shenzhou East
00:18The only one where Chinese people make up the majority
00:20It is also the smallest in area.
00:21The most densely populated seats
00:23Ma Kou in this election
00:24The DAP and MCA were welcomed.
00:26One-on-one face-to-face red
00:27Compared with the previous session
00:29The proportion of Chinese American voters has slightly decreased.
00:30However, it still accounts for nearly 60%.
00:33The Rockets have always been in Shenzhen.
00:34One of the most secure fortresses
00:36Because from the mid-to-late 1980s onwards
00:38The DAP has won seven battles.
00:40Although the prison was briefly taken back by the MCA
00:43However, looking at the past 20 years...
00:44The PAP's majority vote gradually widens
00:46The DAP's roots in Bahau
00:48It's quite deeply rooted.
00:50This election
00:51MCA's DAP strikes again.
00:52One-on-one direct confrontation
00:53Rockets candidate Chang Kuo-hsiang makes his fourth appearance in the race
00:56He is a former executive councilor of Shenzhou.
00:58They are also familiar faces who have been operating in the local area for many years.
01:00MCA sent long-term students and community groups
01:03And the People's Insurance District Committee of Washington Affairs
01:05Handling Chairman Gong Huiming
01:07Guide the Rocket Fortress Area
01:08Can the MCA take advantage of this opportunity to maneuver?
01:10With the support of the Perikatan Nasional party
01:12Take the opportunity to turn the tide
01:13Let's ask the voters in Ma Kou what they think right now.
01:26I think it's fifty to fifty.
01:29Because it's a real resource controlled by the political party.
01:31Now many Malaysian banknotes are being exported.
01:34Malaysian tickets then dropped.
01:36Did the Malaysian vote rise?
01:37To be honest
01:38It's a bit of a threat to the Rockets.
01:41I think it's a sure thing.
01:42It's just a talk
01:43The majority vote will decrease.
01:44On the contrary, this positive majority vote will increase.
01:48How could we lose so badly?
01:53It really is a red flag!
01:54What I've accomplished
01:55The people of Ma Kou have always been just rockets.
01:58Those rockets!
01:58These past few sessions have been coming.
01:59Also did things
02:00The welfare program for Makou is very well implemented.
02:02They won over 6,100 votes each time they went into battle!
02:06There might not be more than 6,000 votes.
02:08I've personally observed over two thousand votes.
02:11Zhang Kexiang, a member of the Rocket Party in Makou
02:13Also my friend
02:15If one day he is attacked by voters
02:18Pull down
02:19Do you know who killed him?
02:22He died at the hands of his own men.
02:25Besides Zhang Kexiang's good attitude
02:27Do you know how arrogant those people under him are?
02:30The MCA members in Bahau are also a big problem.
02:34How can the four-category, five-class classification method be successful?
02:36Some are even more handsome
02:37Jump ship to Bersatu
02:39If all MCA members in Bahau cooperate
02:42Every vote was cast back for MCA and BN.
02:46This rocket has no chance of winning.
02:48Most voters surveyed still favor Chang Kuo-hsiang of the DAP.
02:51However, this seemingly dominant first-choice match...
02:54Behind the scenes, they also experienced a huge variable.
02:56That's the traveler's ticket.
02:57Makou is a major town that produces many people who have left their hometowns.
02:59In the past Johor
03:01Huayi Brothers' voter turnout was only 60%.
03:02In the states with the lowest voter turnout
03:04The seats are almost all predominantly or relatively predominantly held by people of Chinese descent.
03:08What if a similar situation occurs?
03:09Performed in various parts of Negeri Sembilan
03:11Those who work far from home find themselves with little chance of finding a partner and don't want to return.
03:13Could this be a case of accident?
03:15This weakens the majority advantage here.
03:17It could even further reshape the political landscape of Negeri Sembilan.
03:20Do any of your children work for companies in other cities?
03:22Should we ask them to come back and vote?
03:23Do we have any married bachelors?
03:25Voting in Makou District
03:27Those who run companies in other places all say
03:29I didn't come back with this much effort.
03:31Because it's too far.
03:32Moreover, this was a risky venture and not particularly special.
03:34None of the children have returned.
03:36All in Singapore
03:37In Singapore, companies tend to be a bit lazy when it comes to fighting.
03:40However, the current voter turnout in Makou should be...
03:43There are far fewer tickets from young people.
03:45Many of them won't come back.
03:46Many young people nowadays are
03:47Call them back.
03:48They didn't know which one to resign from.
03:51Those politicians talk all day long
03:53You need to go back and vote.
03:54He came back to vote.
03:55It's not like they're necessarily voting for you.
03:57Big Boss
03:58Does that mean I'll definitely vote for you when I go back to vote?
04:00It's too far to come back.
04:02You may not be able to get time off work.
04:03Some voters interviewed admitted
04:05The children will not come back to vote
04:07But in fact it is
04:08Every vote in everyone's hand
04:09Both are expressions of opinion
04:10All of them are very important.
04:12What's your opinion?
04:13If paper tickets really did decrease in number...
04:15Bahau is the location of the election situation in Negeri Sembilan.
04:17Will this make a big difference?
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