Party flags

General Election 2013 in Sabah

Finally the BIG day is approaching. Even people who never read news also know that General Election day is around the corner, as political party flags are in every corner of Sabah. On 5 May 2013, besides Malaysian citizens, the dead people, phantom voters, blue-card foreigners such as Pakistanis, pilak and 150-year old people will vote too. This will be the dirtiest and most intense poll in our history.

party flags in Kota Kinabalu

Sabah has been the “fixed deposit” of Barisan Nasional (BN) government. As the opposition parties can’t work together to contest BN 1 to 1, I guess nothing much will change in Sabah, except a handful of urban constituencies. Well, there are always surprises.
different party flags

However, I can’t say the same for Peninsular Malaysia. It would be another political Tsunami after 308, and bigger..
Barisan Nasional flags

postal votes
Pic: the army had started voting

flag high on tree
To attract voters, all parties employ different methods to catch eyeballs. For example, making their flags visible in the highest spot.

Tour package to Semporna

pyramid boat flags
Pic: the pyramid BN boat in Semporna.

nursery door
Pic: Even the toilet door has propaganda sticked on it. They want babies to vote for them or what?

party flags next to road
Seeing these flags every day makes everyone goes frenzy about the election.

Kota Kinabalu city center
The flags even “fight” among themselves. I record the following “flag-fighting” photos at same spot on different days, and find it quite amusing as ALL parties are involved LOL. These photos are taken at the busiest junction of Kota Kinabalu city.

party flags

general election campaign

party flags

party flags fighting for places

political party flags

party flags on fly over

party flags in KK

party flags in Kota Kinabalu junction

We also nickname the political parties, in case you are a foreigner wondering whom we are talking about. 😀 Just to name a few:
parties nicknames

FYI, you can check your constituency and poll station at website of SPR.

Are you ready for BN, or Ini Kali Lah? Whoever you support, Happy Voting!

Photos taken in Sabah, Malaysia Borneo

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