BAGAN PINANG- YOUNG GENERATION(BELOW 30 WILL BE THE DICISION MAKER

As what had happened in the past General election, and continue by another 7 by-election, many people, political observer have analysis that the results will be decided by whether The Malay, Chinese or Indian Percetage..but in Bagan Pinang, the other factor of Postal votes did worry on the PR side, but maybe we are the older people sees among us and little is known in many part , especially during the General Election...it is the younger generation that really the dicision maker in the future election or by-election. It is very clear indication during the last general election results........ !!!!

So..please be careful during campaigning for these younger generation....They really have "Merdeka" in thinking and can really judge..... they read some paper,, but read a lot internet, blog, twetter, facebooks.......!!!!!

They hear what you say...but they will make their on dicision...!!!

It is estimated that these young generation(below 30) comprise around 30 percent of the total votes....!!!

UMNO and its entire election machinery has found themselves in a position they have not experienced

since the 2008 general election; they actually have a serious chance of winning and they are not quite sure what to do with themselves.

In Bagan Pinang, you will not see any sign of complacency. The banners and posters are all in place and the mobilisation centres are running like normal.

But if you talk to some of the workers who look comfortable and at ease, they are clearly breathing the calming air of complacency.

Barisan Nasional's Tan Sri Mohd Isa Abdul Samad himself is still working very hard to convince the fence-sitters.

On the other hand, Pas and the Opposition are in a frenzy. They are desperate to win in Bagan Pinang to maintain their momentum. They realise that momentum lost in politics can be fatal to their prospects in the next general election.

Talking to sources within the party, we have learnt that they rate their chances of winning quite highly. They think they have a 50-50 chance of winning, while the more pessimistic insiders would say that they have a 40 per cent chance of beating the BN.

With the possibility of success looking tantalisingly close, they are upping the ante and using all sorts of tactics to snare last minute voters.

With Pakatan Rakyat leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim scheduled to initiate heavy fire today, there is a certain sense of excitement in the Pas camp.