Bukit Antarabangsa rep Mohamed Azmin Ali says Umno representatives in Selangor are still receiving allocations as opposition members, not members of the government.

While the former prime minister was instrumental in rallying support for Umno even after his ouster, the political situation is no longer the same, analysts say.

Lawyers for Liberty reminds Pakatan Harapan and the prime minister that they have always been against the Peaceful Assembly Act.

This follows the lack of budget initiatives for Felda settlers and remarks on the income and education of opposition supporters.

The youth of today as well as the 1990s who attended the original reformasi protests in Kuala Lumpur voice disappointment with the comments.

The Penang deputy chief minister also denies that Pakatan Harapan is guilty of racism.

The education minister says the government is bound by the National Education Policy.

PH secretary-general Saifuddin Nasution Ismail says young voters with a stable income and higher education were more likely to support the coalition led by Anwar Ibrahim.

Penang Pakatan Harapan chairman Chow Kon Yeow says no meetings with Barisan Nasional have been scheduled just yet.

Murmurs of discontent have arisen following what is perceived as a snub of the youth-based party.

Mazlan Ali says the number given by Anwar Ibrahim is only an approximation and that any discussions on the level of support enjoyed by a political party will remain subjective.

Perikatan Nasional meanwhile is expected to make short work of the contest in rural areas.