If EC's redelineation report is eventually adopted in the Parliament, BN will only need to win 40% of popular votes to secure a two-thirds majority in Dewan Rakyat, according to a local political scientist.

The BN government is rushing through everything before dissolving the Parliament to ensure electoral victory.

While Mahathir is still a giant basking in his past glories, he is fighting the war solitarily, and is perhaps too old to fight now!

I was amazed that our voters were willing to be led by the nose by opportunistic politicians playing up populist tricks.

Malaysian voters have reached a certain level of democratic maturity to tackle whatsoever circumstances that might surface.

Many in Langkawi are grateful to Mahathir, but they also look to the future, and are not sure whether the nonagenarian can still deliver.

2018 will very likely see LKS going down to the battlefield for the last time. Sure enough he wants a perfect conclusion to sum up his decades-old political struggle in this country.

With the election heat gathering in intensity and cyber wars already started, it is foreseeable that all kinds of wicked political assaults will be launched as the clock ticks closer to the polling day.

Given the current passive atmosphere, it will indeed be an uphill task for MCA to try to woo back Chinese voters.

On paper the PAS government will fall. And the winner? Umno/BN.