Election Issues
See also: Malaysian general election, 2013#ManifestosEven before the dissolution of Parliament, both the incumbent BN and Pakatan Rakyat have brought up a number of issues and incentives to be given to the Malaysian electorate to gain a decisive advantage during the election. Both coalitions have released separate election manifestos dealing with issues such as minimum wage, taxation, assistance to small-medium industries, racial relations and financial assistance to the poor. The 2013 elections will also see a number of new measures intended to improve the electoral process.
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