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edit for mm housest style grammar and calrity: Status quo for now, DAP delegates vote to stay in govt after resounding yesExternalInboxYusry Rofeman via themalaymailonline.com 4:59 PM (9 minutes ago)				to MMO, MMBy Muhammad Yusry and Kenneth Tee PUTRAJAYA, Aug 16 — The DAP delegates today overwhelmingly voted to stay in the federal government until the end of the current parliamentary term.The result was announced by Congress' speaker Cha Kee Chin where 1,857 delegates voted to stay, while 242 voted to leave the government. MORE TO COMEStatus quo for now, DAP delegates vote overwhelmingly to stay in govtBy Muhammad Yusry and Kenneth TeePUTRAJAYA, Aug 16 — DAP delegates today overwhelmingly voted for the party to remain in the federal government until the end of the current parliamentary term.Congress speaker Cha Kee Chin announced that 1,857 delegates voted to stay, while 242 voted to leave the government.MORE TO COMEedit caption: DAP delegates are seen voting whether the party should remain in or withdraw from the federal governmant at the DAP Congress 2026 in Putrajaya International Convention Centre on August 16, 2026. Picture by Yusof IsaDAP delegates vote on whether the party should remain in or withdraw from the federal government at the DAP Congress 2026 at the Putrajaya International Convention Centre on August 16, 2026. Picture by Yusof Isa.at thj at aghe twice DAP delegates vote on whether the party should remain in or withdraw from the federal government during the DAP Congress 2026 at Putrajaya International Convention Centre on August 16, 2026. — Picture by Yusof Isa.

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