As political negotiations intensify ahead of the Malacca state election, BN insists on contesting 21 seats while Pakatan Harapan remains steadfast in going solo.
Malacca BN chairperson Ab Rauf Yusoh said the coalition was open to discussing seat swaps with potential partners but would not compromise on the total number of seats it contests.
“The 21 seats are a boundary I have made clear, and we are negotiating to retain that number.
“We are discussing possible swaps involving several seats, but the total must remain at 21,” The Star reported.
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