VOICED : Malaysian coalition retains power

The video discusses a recent election where the ruling coalition retained its majority despite a tight race, losing only two seats. The opposition, led by Anwar Ibrahim, accused the government of election fraud, citing issues like washable ink and foreign voters. Public reaction was significant, with many taking to the internet to express their belief that the election was stolen. Despite these controversies, voter turnout was a record 80%. The country awaits a formal contestation of the results.

How many seats did the ruling coalition lose in the recent election?

• Five seats

• Ten seats

• No seats

• Two seats

What was the main accusation made by the opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim?

• The opposition was not allowed to campaign

• The election was fraudulent

• The ruling coalition bribed voters

• The media was biased

What issue did voters report about the indelible ink used in the election?

• It was too expensive

• It was not available at all polling stations

• It caused skin irritation

• It washed off easily

What was the voter turnout percentage in this Malaysian election?

• 80%

• 60%

• 70%

• 90%

What are the opposition supporters waiting to see after the election results?

• If the ruling coalition will form a new government

• If the results will be formally contested

• If there will be a re-election

• If the opposition will concede defeat