State Elections

Muda denies extravagant spending, only spent RM45k per seat in state elections

After being accused of extravagant spending during recent polls, Muda has revealed it spent only about RM45,000 per seat for the 19 seats it contested during the six state elections in August.

42% satisfaction with Anwar’s performance, highest rating by Chinese community

Nonetheless, Ilham Centre explained that the results were influenced by feedback from respondents in Perikatan Nasional (PN)-led states, where their level of satisfaction towards Anwar was significantly lower.

Despite Perikatan’s inroads, PH-BN secures popular vote in state polls

The Pakatan Harapan-Barisan Nasional coalition has managed to maintain its hold on the popular vote at 3,399,472 (49.58%), despite notable advances made by Perikatan Nasional in key states during the recent polls.

Sanusi in trouble again, this time for showing off marked ballot paper

Newly-minted Kedah Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor will be called in to provide a statement after he displayed his marked ballot paper after voting last Saturday.

Umno back in Penang govt after 15 years

DAP has agreed to appoint a Umno assemblyman to represent Barisan Nasional (BN) as a member of the Penang executive council in the spirit of the unity government, said its secretary-general Anthony Loke.

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