Two Pakatan Harapan lawmakers have pushed back against assertions that Sanusi will achieve an overwhelming triumph in Kedah, with each raising distinct reservations about the feasibility of such a result.
Bau Wong Bau Ek of PKR contends that the electorate will ultimately judge any state administration on how well it delivers for its citizens. He suggests that governance outcomes, rather than campaign momentum, will prove decisive in determining voter behaviour at the ballot box.
Meanwhile, DAP's Teh Swee Leong questions the extent of the PAS-PN movement's actual reach among voters. He argues that the apparent strength of this political wave has been exaggerated and does not reflect genuine grassroots support of the magnitude often suggested by political observers and commentators.
The remarks from these opposition representatives offer a contrasting perspective to claims circulating about the likely scale of Sanusi's anticipated electoral performance in the state, reflecting ongoing debate about voter sentiment and the true strength of competing political coalitions ahead of potential Kedah polling.
