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The DAP has accepted Negeri Sembilan's election results while committing to a thorough post-mortem analysis. Despite narrow defeats in crucial constituencies, the coalition vows to rebuild public confidence.
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DAP's Lim Guan Eng has questioned whether Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi's government is genuinely committed to supporting Malaysia's small and medium enterprises, calling for immediate loan moratoriums and fairer EPF contribution rules.
DAP's Hannah Yeoh dismisses claims that election manifestos are duplicative, contending that multiple parties naturally converge on similar policy issues affecting all Malaysians.
DAP Strategic Director Liew Chin Tong has cautioned Johor voters against endorsing a reversion to governance approaches under former Prime Minister Najib Razak, emphasising the need for Malaysia to advance.
Former Prime Minister Ismail Sabri claims DAP can no longer rely on automatic support from non-Malay voters, pointing to electoral losses in Sabah as evidence of shifting allegiances in Malaysia's political landscape.
Former Skudai assemblywoman Marina Ibrahim has alleged that a DAP leader privately supported granting ex-PM Najib Razak a royal pardon and allowing house arrest, contradicting the party's public stance.
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DAP secretary-general Nga Kor Ming has defended the party's decision to field fresh candidates in the upcoming Johor state election, emphasizing that selections were based on merit and rigorous evaluation rather than political convenience.
The Court of Appeal has rejected an application to dismiss corruption and money laundering charges against DAP adviser Lim Guan Eng, his wife Betty Chew, and businesswoman Phang Li Koon relating to an RM11.6 million project.
The Democratic Action Party has decided not to field several veteran figures, including Chin Tong and Cai Tung, in the forthcoming Johor state election, marking a significant transition in the party's electoral approach.
A DAP candidate contesting in Tiram believes her party affiliation need not hinder her chances of securing votes from Malay voters, insisting that electors will evaluate her based on her demonstrated performance.
The Democratic Action Party has announced lawyer Chu Poh Yee as its candidate for the Mengkibol parliamentary seat, replacing the incumbent two-term representative ahead of the next general election.
The Democratic Action Party has selected 33-year-old lawyer Chu Poh Yee as its candidate for the Mengkibol state seat in the forthcoming Johor election, with party officials highlighting her legal expertise and commitment to the constituency.