CLEAN : Analyst Malaysian opposition will stick

The video discusses the political landscape in Malaysia, highlighting the decline in the Chinese population's support for the government over the past 50 years. It contrasts urban and rural voting patterns, with urban voters opposing the government and rural voters supporting it. Najib's political stability is attributed to support from key figures like former Prime Minister Martha. The opposition needs time to reorganize, and their success may depend on rally sizes and diverse participation. Social media's role and election allegations are also addressed.

What significant change has occurred in the Chinese population's voting behavior in Malaysia over the past 50 years?

• Increased support for the government

• Dramatic decline in voting

• Shift towards the opposition

• No significant change

What is the main difference in voting behavior between urban and rural areas in Malaysia?

• Urban areas oppose the government, rural areas support it

• Both urban and rural areas oppose the government

• Both urban and rural areas support the government

• Urban areas support the government, rural areas oppose it

Why is Najib considered politically stable at the moment?

• He has the support of the urban voters

• He has delivered economic growth

• He has the backing of former Prime Minister Martha

• He has reformed the electoral system

What is crucial for the opposition parties during their reorganization phase?

• Gaining support from rural voters

• Organizing large rallies with diverse ethnic participation

• Reducing social media presence

• Forming alliances with other countries

What needs to be properly investigated according to the transcript?

• Foreign relations

• Environmental issues

• Social media allegations regarding the elections

• Economic policies