PH’s Ramanan Ramakrishnan may very well pull the impossible by winning the Sungai Buloh seat from favorite Khairy Jamaluddin from BN. He’s currently leading the race with 19,764 votes, while Khairy is lagging slightly behind…

Many are fearing that PKR vice-president and incumbent Nurul Izzah may fail to defend her Permatang Pauh seat, which she won in the 2018 general election. She currently trails behind PN’s Ustaz Fawwaz MD Jan,…

Former Prime Minister and PN chairman Muhyiddin Yassin is expected to defend his Pagoh seat as he currently holds 21,309 votes, according to unofficial figures. His closest rival is PH candidate Iskandar Shah, who now…

PH candidate P Prabakran is looking to retain his Batu seat by fending off nine other opponents. He currently has 9,938 votes while next in line is PN’s Ustaz Azhar Yahya with 3,160 votes. In…

Six-time party-hopper Larry Sng is expected to defend his Julau seat under the Parti Bangsa Malaysia banner. He currently leads the pack with 5,041 votes, 567 votes ahead of his closest opponent Joseph Salang Gandum…

BN’s Wee Jeck Seng has officially won the Tanjung Piai seat with 23,593 votes. He defeated MUDA’s Lim Wei Jiet, who had 17,233 votes. As for PN’s Najwah Halimah, she garnered a total of 13,762…

MUDA is well on its way to possibly capture its first parliamentary seat in Tanjong Karang. According to unofficial figures, MUDA candidate Cikgu Rahayu Baharin is leading the pack with 2,399 votes, while her closest…

PH chairman Anwar Ibrahim is now in the lead with 11,562 votes and may be well on the way to securing the hotly contested Tambun seat. His closest rival is incumbent and former Youth and…

Unofficial figures from SPR show that Vivian Wong from DAP is currently ahead of the pack with 3,546 votes. Coming in second place is Warisan’s Alex Thien with 807 votes, while in third place is…

DAP’s Oscar Ling has now taken the lead for the Sibu parliamentary seat at 25,247 votes, ahead of his closest opponent Clarence Ting from GPS, who’s trailing behind at 14,447 votes. Still in last place…

Voters were allegedly forced to wait for an hour.

It’s D-day for all Malaysians to decide who will be the government for the next five years. We have also seen many Malaysians waking up early to exercise their rights as citizens by casting their…

It also predicted major losses for BN, PN, and GTA.

She drove herself to the polling station too!

Caretaker Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob hinted that Monday would be declared as a public holiday (PH) if the Barisan Nasional won a big victory in the 15th General Election and formed a…