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                  United Examinations Certi cate (UEC),   Universiti Bangsar Utama (UBU), 132
                     158                           University and University Colleges Act
                  United Malays National Organisation   (UUCA, 1971), 132, 138
                     (UMNO), 1, 3–4, 7, 17, 20–1, 33,   urbanisation in Malaysia, 52
                     35, 38–9, 41–3, 49, 53–8, 61, 63–4,   urban Malay votes, competing for,
                     73, 78–9, 84–5, 103, 105, 119,   199–206
                     133, 135–7, 143–4, 150–2, 154–9,   urban–rural divide, 79
                     171, 173, 175–6, 184, 187, 192–7,   ustaz (religious teachers), 192, 195,
                     200–7, 230–1, 234–7, 241–2, 247,   199–201, 203
                     250, 254, 260–1               Utusan Malaysia, 126, 154
                     2015 crisis for, 89
                     Anwar Ibrahim’s sacking from, 83  Vision 2020 policy, 64, 90–1
                     collapse of, 44, 94, 98       Voice of the Malaysian People, see Suara
                     electoral dominance, 45          Rakyat Malaysia (SUARAM)
                     elite fragmentation and party splits,   voluntary interethnic cooperation, 78
                        56                         volunteer-management software, 124
                     elite struggles leading to the   vote-banks, 38
                        formation of ‘UMNO Baru’   voter age groups and proportion, 28
                        (New UMNO), 83             Voter Awareness Movement, see Gerakan
                     formation of, 45                 Pengundi Sedar (GPS)
                     fractious struggle in, 90     voter-registration, 20, 257
                     Geng Ustaz Turun Padang, 201  voter turnout, 24, 87, 139
                     leadership of, 46                by age group, 25
                     Malay-Muslim ethnocrats from, 162  vote-splitting, among opposition
                     membership-registration, 137     supporters, 42
                     past splits, 45–8             voting patterns, in East-coast, 98–101
                     power struggle against Najib Razak,   voting patterns, in Malay-majority seats,
                        18                            52–6
                     Reformasi (reformation) movement, 47  composition of voters, 55
                     religious wing of, 149           by margin of votes, 55
                     Semangat ’46, 62                 by percentage, 55
                     support to PAS-proposed          urban-rural factors, 56
                        parliamentary initiative, 66  voting patterns, in Peninsular Malaysia
                     Ulama Congress, 175              among minority groups, 9
                  United Nations’ Convention on       by generation, 28–9
                     the Elimination of All Forms of   by major ethnic groups, 24–7
                     Discrimination against Women     Malay-majority districts, 38
                     (CEDAW), 182                     Undi Rosak/Spoilt Votes Movement,
                  United Pasokmomogun Kadazandusun       29
                     Murut Organisation (UPKO), 11n1,   voter turnout in GE14, 24
                     35, 103, 142                  voting patterns, in Sabah, 34–7
                  United Sabah National Organisation   electoral geography of, 34
                     (USNO), 48                       ethnic background, 34






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