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- Anthony Loke resigned as Negeri Sembilan DAP chief following the party's loss in the state election.
Anthony Loke has resigned as the chief of the Democratic Action Party (DAP) in Negeri Sembilan following the party's poor performance in the recent state elections. The DAP will vote on August 16 on whether its leaders should continue to serve in Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's administration.

The DAP's decision on its participation in the government could impact the stability of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's administration, especially given recent electoral setbacks and concerns over reform commitments.
Anthony Loke has resigned as the chief of the Democratic Action Party (DAP) in Negeri Sembilan following the party's defeat in the recent state elections. The DAP, a significant component of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's ruling coalition, is set to decide on August 16 whether its leaders will continue to serve in the administration. Around 4,000 delegates will vote by secret ballot on a motion concerning the party's participation in government positions for the remainder of the current parliamentary term. Loke himself lost his seat in the Negeri Sembilan state legislature after 13 years. The DAP currently holds five ministerial and seven deputy ministerial posts. The party's decision will not affect its support for Anwar or its membership in the ruling bloc.
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