The results of the 15th national election are in and no coalition has won more than half of the seats. The main concern of the people now is not only how the political parties will align with each other, but also whether there will be a holiday on November 21 (Monday).
According to the results of the 15th National Election announced on the SPR website, Hizbul Mujahideen won 76 seats, BN won 51 seats, BN won 30 seats, PAS won 22 seats, UMNO won 22 seats, PAS won 6 seats, AAP won 5 seats, DAP won 3 seats, independents won 2 seats, and other parties won 3 seats.
Based on the seats won by each party and coalition, BNP+Islam, BNP, UMNO and UMNO are the most likely to form the federal government. In this coalition, BN President Tan Sri Muhyiddin is the most likely to become Prime Minister.
Mulyudin once said that once BN becomes the ruling party after the November 19 vote, it will give the nation a day off. At that time, Mulyutin said that Kedah, Kelantan, Terengganu and Johor will have an extra day off on Sunday, November 20, the day after the polling day. Other states will be given a special holiday on Monday, November 21.
If the National Alliance succeeds in negotiating a joint federal government today (November 20), then November 21 (Monday) is most likely to be listed as a public holiday. We will have to follow the latest news from each coalition and see how the situation develops.
Mulyodin has already held a press conference at around 3:00 am and said that he will implement the election manifesto of the National Alliance after taking over Putrajaya. Mulyudin has clearly refused to form a government with Hsien Loong, and Mulyudin pointed out in the press conference that he would take the lead in considering cooperation with the East Malaysian political parties.
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