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PAS may end up the biggest losers in Selangor come the next general elections. The Islamic party, which won eight out of the 56 state seats in Election 2008, in mostly urban or semi-urban constituencies, stands to lose the support of non-Muslims who make up between 20 and 40 per of voters in these constituencies, according to its own ground reports. PAS contested a further 12 seats in predominantly rural Malay majority constituencies but ...
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