Salam, selamat berhujung minggu, alhamdulillah untuk kali ni aku nak update entry untuk majlis akad nikah Tarmizi dan Ayuni, majlis ni berlangsung di rumah pengantin perempuan di Felda Tenggaroh 2, rupa nya jauh juga untuk ke Tenggaroh ni kalau dari Kajang, dengan dugaan yang dihadapi, alhamdulillah sampai juga kat Felda Tenggaroh ni, maklum la first time sampai kesini. Ok la korang layan dulu gambar2 kat bawah, untuk majlis persandingan mereka pula, saya akan update pada masa yang terdekat ni..

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Consider for a moment the ethnic composition (according to SPR Register September 2012)
Malay - 81.8%, Chinese - 13.8%, Indian - 1.8%, Others - 2.7%

Tenggaroh is what most people would think a BN stronghold with almost 60% of Malay voters being Felda settlers from the large Felda Nitar and Felda Tenggaroh settlements.  In the 2008 BN was represented by MIC in Tenggaroh and YB Murukaswari won 74% of the popular votes with a fairly comfortable majority of more than 8,000 against Shahar Abdullah of PAS.

What makes DAP confident of contesting here, then?

First, I was told that DAP will be fielding a Malay candidate.

Second, there are those who question why the overwhelmingly Malay-majority constituency is represented by MIC when there are plenty of other state seats with much higher Indian voters than Tenggaroh.

Third, DAP is banking on PAS support to ensure a substantial Malay vote, to ensure that they will have a Malay ADUN should Salahuddin fails to secure Nusajaya for PAS.

If this is so, this will be a test of Umno's mettle, whether it can prove that it will support and campaign for a non-Malay candidate in a Malay-majority constituency.  It is also a test whether the BN formula is still accepted by rural Johor Malays.