ALOR SETAR:
PAS is aiming to win 80 parliamentary seats in the next general election (GE16) as part of its push to return to federal power, vice-president Nik Amar Abdullah said today.

He said PAS had set a goal of winning at least 40 seats before GE15, and eventually won 43 out of the 222 seats in the Dewan Rakyat.

“In the next general election, our target is 80 seats. We want to build on the 43 we already hold,” he told reporters after launching the 65th PAS Muslimat assembly at the Kedah PAS Complex here.

Amar said PAS also aimed to retain control of Kelantan, Terengganu, Kedah and Perlis, where it currently leads the state governments.

He added that PAS plans to contest seven seats in the upcoming Sabah state election which is expected to be held by the end of this year.

Take advantage of criticism against government

Amar also called for PAS to seize the opportunity to boost support from non-Malays arising from growing voter discontent with Pakatan Harapan (PH) and the current unity government.

He noted that many non-Malay voters have become more critical, particularly among the Chinese community, and that it should present a significant opportunity for the opposition to attract support.

“Today, it is not unusual for non-Malays to openly express disappointment and dissatisfaction with PH, compared with two years ago when the coalition was at its peak in the first year after taking over Putrajaya.

“Those criticisms have grown louder over the three years of governing with Barisan Nasional and Umno under the unity government.

“This presents a big opportunity for the opposition, including PAS, to take advantage. We must capitalise on this opportunity to win non-Malay support,” he said.

When asked about a resolution by PAS Youth calling for the party to lead Perikatan Nasional (PN), Amar said expressing such views are a part of democracy and should not be seen as divisive.

Commenting on speculation over a PAS or Bersatu leader as PN’s prime ministerial candidate, he said the coalition’s focus should be on winning the election.

“There is no need to name a prime minister candidate now. What matters is winning first,” he said.

“The final decision rests with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, just as state rulers decide on the menteri besar.”

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...6-says-nik-amar

.....support from non-Malays arising.....
Talk cock syiok sendiri Fuck PuAS lan cau

People: we are simple people. We only want religion.

Also people: i want clean water supply and a bus station !!

Kalau manang 80 seats confirm pm PAS

Parti lain kena ikut jadi unity gomen la

and how can you do better? any solution?

This post has been edited by ipohps3: Sep 13 2025, 03:16 PM

meanwhile their bus station is nowhere near done

but already talked about how many seats they wanna win

I hope east Malaysian are smart enough to vote out Pas pis pus

Pray to god everyday.

so many of this, 222 seats is possible

Everything blame nons yet still say nons still support them.
Parti penipu indeed! Topkek!

Hidup hidup......reformasi.....

tak undi pas, tak boleh masuk syurga!

kapir this kapir that

halal darah

you think can get non's vote

Even selangor With 45% non voters also Pn managed to wipe outph2/3 seats last state election . Why u think they cannot ? With STPM / matriks issue , mood now favours PN if you ask type m

PAS or PN? Means will telan Bersatu?

Kasi gunung musang king lagi kpd Chaina

Side condition : Free bus station and Merce......ohwaiiiii

I m disappointed, and I'll vote puas

Until you can offer a viable, realistic solution that can address and resolve these "disapppointments and dissatisfactions", can forget about the nons votes. No one is stupid enough to jump out of the frying pan and into the fire that is PN's lack of direction.