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KUALA LUMPUR – Vote counting is underway for the 15th general election (GE15) after polling closed at 6pm.
While there are 222 parliamentary seats, the results coming in tonight, however, will not include two of them – Padang Serai in Kedah and Baram in Sarawak.
Padang Serai will hold polling separately on December 7 following the death of one candidate, while voting in Baram was suspended this afternoon due to bad weather which hampered election workers from reaching their stations.
As such, the results tonight will be for 220 parliamentary seats, 59 state seats in Perak, 42 in Pahang, and 15 in Perlis, as well as the Bugaya by-election in Sabah.
At 220 federal seats, the magic number that coalitions will strive to achieve tonight is 111, a simple majority needed to form the next government.
Given the emergence of several political coalitions, however, the race for a simple majority will not be an easy one.
The GE15 electoral roll has 21,173,638 voters. Of that number, 20,905,366 are ordinary voters; 146,737 are army personnel and their spouses; 118,794 are police personnel, including from the General Operations Force, and their spouses; and 2,741 are absentee voters who are currently abroad.
The Vibes brings you live highlights of the election results from both unofficial party and coalition sources as well as the official count as released by the Election Commission. – The Vibes, November 19, 2022
10.32pm – Sarawak DAP chief Chong Chieng Jen has won STAMPIN for PH with a 7,158-vote majority over rivals from GPS and PSB.
10.30pm – GPS has added the TG MANIS and KOTA SAMARAHAN seats to its bag. In Tg Manis, candidate Yusuf Abd Wahab has a 13,908-vote majority over sole rival Ustazah Zainab from PH.
In KOTA SAMARAHAN, GPS' Datuk Rubiah Wang has won by a 29,445-majority over her PH rival.
10.25pm – Umno's headquarters at WTCKL is all quiet with none of their leaders present. According to the EC's official count, BN has only bagged four seats so far.
10.15pm – In SG BULOH, PH's R. Ramanan is leading with 6,183 votes over BN's Khairy and five others.
10.11pm – PH has retained LABIS in Johor, with previous MP Pang Hok Liong winning 16,133 votes. He has a 2,833-vote lead over BN rival Chua who won 13,300 votes. PN’s Alvin Chang is last with 5,312 votes.
10.10pm – Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow of PH wins BATU KAWAN comfortably, raking in at least 44,107 votes (50%), leaving his opponents in the dust. So far, 56,893 votes have been counted. The constituency has a total of 88,812 registered voters.
10.10pm – BN's Datuk Hasni Mohammad wins SIMPANG RENGGAM with a total of 18,312 votes, while PH's Maszlee Malik trailed with 16,491 ballots, followed by PN's Fazrul Kamat (9,077) and Pejuang's Kamal Kusmin (128).
10.09pm – BN’s Wee retains AYER HITAM, beating PH's PH’s Sheikh Omar Bagharib Ali by a 2,927-vote margin.
10.05pm – PN chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has outpaced the other candidates for PAGOH, getting 20,277 votes over BN’s 11,367 and PH’s 10,974. A total of 42,618 out of 69,939 ballots have been counted.
10.00pm – In BERUAS, Ngeh Koo Ham (PH) is far ahead of his rivals, with 17,104 votes. Both Ding Siew Chee (BN) and Ong Kean Sing (PN) have 6,000-plus votes each.
9.59pm – PN has won its first federal seat in SARATOK, Sarawak, where candidate Ali Biju took 19,223 votes. He has a 8,826-vote majority over his closest rival from GPS, which won 10,397 votes. PH’s candidate only took 1,221 votes.
9.58pm – In TELUK INTAN, Nga Kor Ming (PH) has a sizable lead over his opponents, garnering 14,160 votes. Zainol Fadzi Paharudin (PN) has 4,051 votes, T. Murugiah has 3,392, and Amir Khusyairi Mohamad Tanusi (Pejuang) has 249.
9.57pm – PH’s Wong Chen has declared victory in SUBANG. The PKR member said his tally surpassed the minimum votes required to secure a win in the constituency about 10 minutes ago.
PH incumbent LEMBAH PANTAI MP Fahmi Fadzil is leading comfortably with 32,937 votes, while BN's Ramlan Askolani trails with 20,561 ballots. PN's Fauzi Abu Bakar has fained 18,070, while Pejuang’s Asmah Mohd Razali has only 771. A total of 167 streams out of 176 have been counted so far.
9.55pm – PH chairman Anwar leads in Tambun with 8,253 votes to PN's Faizal (8,009); BN's Aminuddin Md Hanafiah (4,771), and Pejuang’s Abdul Rahim Tahir (161).
9.54pm – BN’s Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said has unofficially won PENGERANG in Johor by a 5,010-vote margin. Dr Kelvin Yii of PH retains BANDAR KUCHING.
PH declares victory in KUALA SELANGOR after its candidate Dr Dzulkefly defeated BN's Tengku Zafrul. A source confirmed that all ballots have been accounted for.
In TITIWANGSA, PH’s Khalid Samad leads with 4,434 votes over closest rival BN’s Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani's 1,728 votes. PN has 1,461 votes and Pejuang, 98 votes.
9.52pm – BN’s Ahmad retains Pontian.
BN officially retains BEAUFORT with a majority of 2,518 votes. BN received 10,570 votes, followed by KDM (8,052 votes) and PH (7,835 votes). There are 43,248 registered voters in the constituency.
9.51pm – In BUKIT MERTAJAM, PH's Steven Sim has pulled 64,689 votes, more than half of the total voters in the constituency. PN and BN follow with 12,293 and 6,290 votes, respectively.
9.49pm – GPS has also won BETONG, in Sarawak, with 16,479 votes for its candidate Dr Richard Rapu. He has a 11,302-vote majority over his rivals from PH and an independent.
9.47pm – PH’s R. Ramanan is leading in SG BULOH by 4,120 votes over BN’s Khairy and five others.
9.45pm – GPS has won LAWAS, where its candidate Henry Sum Agong has a 5,677-vote majority over rivals Baru Bian from PSB and Japar Suyut from PH.
GPS has also won BATANG SADONG, which saw a straight fight between its Rodiyah Sapiee, who earned a whopping majority of 14,893 votes over her PH rival Cikgu Lahaji.
9.44pm – In BENTONG, Tan Sri Liow Tiong Lai (BN), who is a former MP there, trails Young Syefura Othman (PH). Liow, a former minister, has 1,363 votes to Young Syefura’s 2,440. Incumbent Wong Tack has collected only 70 votes, Roslan Hassan (PN) has 299 votes, and independent Achik Khalil has 12.
9.43pm – PH candidate and incumbent PASIR GUDANG MP Hassan Abdul Karrim emerges frontrunner for the seat, leading with 50,309 votes. BN’s candidate Azleen Ambrose is currently in second place with 23,675 votes, while PN’s Mohamad Farid Abdul Razak is third with 23.273 votes.
9.40pm – Muda deputy president Amira Aisya Abd Aziz arrives at the Grand Dorsett Subang Hotel alongside information chief Luqman Long.
9.36pm – The race for KUALA SELANGOR is neck and neck. PH’s Dr Dzulkefly is leading by a small margin with 10,794 votes over BN’s Tengku Zafrul, who has 9,250 votes.
Meanwhile, PN’s Mohd Noor Mohd Sahar is trailing with 5,359 votes and Pejuang’s Mohd Shaid Rosli is far behind with 253 votes.
9.37pm – DAP’s Hui Ying has bagged TANJONG in Penang for PH, according to an unofficial update by Bernama.
9.35pm – PH's Rodziah Ismail is leading in AMPANG with 364 votes, followed by PN's Sasha Lyna (133), while incumbent Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin trails far behind with only 32 votes so far. BN's Ivone Low Yi Wen has gained 39 votes, while the remaining five candidates have less than 10 votes each.
9.34pm – In PORT DICKSON, Negri Sembilan Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun is currently trailing with 1,392 votes while PN’s Rafiei Mustapha is in the lead with 4,359 votes. BN’s P. Kamalanathan has 2,636 votes and Pejuang 116. Independent Abdul Rani Kulup Abdullah has zero votes. The constituency has 104,450 registered voters.
9.33pm – Former Negri Sembilan menteri besar Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan (BN) is leading in REMBAU with 6,827 votes. Jufitri Joha (PH) and Mohd Nazree Mohd Yunus (PN) are trailing with 2,956 and 2,392 votes respectively. The PSM and Pejuang candidates have less than 100 votes each.
9.32pm – BN’s Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin is leading in KOTA TINGGI with 12,684 votes, followed by PN (9,544), and PH (3,813). Of the 61,291 registered voters, 26,041 ballots have been counted.
9.30pm – In SG BULOH, less than 500 votes separate BN’s Khairy (2,584) and closest rival PH’s R. Ramanan (2,197). Only 6,312 votes have been counted.
PH’s Amirudin maintains his lead in GOMBAK with 33,540 votes, while incumbent Azmin of PN has 23,260 votes, BN has 12,834, Pejuang has 958, and independent Zulkifli Ahmad has 265 votes.
9.20pm – PN’s Abdul Ghani Ahmad leads the race in JERLUN with 1,388 votes, followed by BN's Datuk Othman Aziz with 438 votes, PH’s Mohamed Fadzil Mohd Alil with 357 votes, and Datuk Seri Mukhriz Mahathir with only 145 votes.
Incumbent Larry Sng (PBM) is leading in JULAU with 5,407 votes, followed by GPS (4,692), independents, (3,275), and PBDS (211). Only 13,585 votes have been counted. The constituency has a total of 34,850 registered voters.
In LANGKAWI, Dr Mahathir’s votes have edged up to 1,282 but he is still behind PN's candidate Suhaimi, who has 8,937 votes. BN’s Armishah has 4,806, PH’s Zabidi 1,200, while independent candidate Kadir has 29 votes. So far, a total of 36 out of 117 streams have been tabulated.
9.15pm – According to Bernama, PH is leading in PONTIAN, where Umno secretary-general Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan is the candidate and previous MP.
Hanifah Taib, daughter of Sarawak governor Taib Mahmud, wins MUKAH easily for GPS with a 15,686-vote majority. She managed to get 21,733 votes (78.23%), followed by PH (6,047). Voter turnout is at 59.15%. Total registered voters are 46,964.
9.12pm – Khairy Jamaluddin takes 1,029-vote lead in SG BULOH.
9.09pm – Muda president Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman tweets “#MuarKitaPunya”.
— Syed Saddiq (@SyedSaddiq) November 19, 2022
9pm – In TENOM, independent Riduan is surprisingly leading with 5,731 votes. In close second is BN (5,710), followed by PH (5,422), Warisan (630) and an independent (60). So far, 17,553 votes have been counted. There are a total of 42,045 registered voters.
In GOMBAK, PH’s Amirudin is in a comfortable lead with 23,654 votes, followed by incumbent Azmin (PN) with 14,972, BN (8,840), Pejuang (702), and an independent (193). Of the 206,744 registered voters, 48,361 ballots have been counted.
PH’s Datuk Seri Wan Azizah Wan Ismail wins in BANDAR TUN RAZAK, defeating PN incumbent Datuk Kamarudin Jaafar and BN’s Chew Yin Keen.
8.57pm – In BANGI, PH’s Syahredzan Johan is currently in the lead with 2,044 votes, followed by BN (280), PN (245), Pejuang (24), PRM (15), and 13 votes among three independent candidates. However, the seat has a total of 303,430 registered voters.
8.56pm – DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng has obtained 40,267 votes for PH in the BAGAN parliamentary seat. Far behind him are PN (5,116), BN (4,235), and Pejuang (1,132). This is about 56% of votes counted so far.
8.50pm – In KUALA SELANGOR, PH’s Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad holds a slim lead with 3,021 votes, followed by BN’s Datuk Seri Tengku Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz (2,869), PN (1,691), and Pejuang (70). Only 7,651 have been counted.
In BELURAN, PN’s Datuk Seri Ronald Kiandee is leading by a 1,094-vote majority so far against his closest rival, BN's Benedict Asmat. So far, 93 ballot boxes have been counted and there are 22 boxes left.
8.49pm – PKR deputy president Rafizi Ramli is counting his own tally of seats. He has tweeted that PKR is leading in 22 seats, BN in seven, and PN in seven.
Muda’s co-founder Lim Wei Jiet is leading in TG PIAI with 12,317 votes followed by incumbent Datuk Wee Jeck Seng (11,054 votes) and PN’s candidate Najwah Halimah (6,907 votes). There are 70,369 eligible voters in the constituency.
8.47pm – GPS wins IGAN with a 14,662-vote majority, according to official EC results. Candidate Ahmad Johnie Zawawi garners 15,824 votes while PH’s Hud Andri Zulkarnaen only manages 1,162 votes. Turnout was at 60.04%. Total registered voters are 28,290.
8.40pm – BN’s LANGKAWI candidate Armishah Siraj is leading with 1,693 votes counted so far. Trailing not too far behind him is PN’s Mohd Suhaimi Abdullah (1,400), and PH’s Zabidi Yahya (269). Meanwhile, the incumbent MP Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad has only 222 votes so far, while independent runner Abd Kadir has yet to record a single vote.
Langkawi has a total of 66,777 voters.
8.37pm – Warisan president Mohd Shafie Apdal’s brother Mohammad Yusof Apdal is leading in LAHAD DATU with 2,465 votes, followed by BN (2,236) and PH (1,024). Of the 100,256 total registered voters, only 5,725 have been counted.
8.35pm – PH’s PUCHONG candidate Yeo Bee Yin claims EC officials are refusing to sign Form 14 in one of the streams in the constituency. She has asked the commission to rectify the issue.
8.34pm – PH candidate for JOHOR BARU Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir is leading with 4,063 votes, followed by BN (3,715 votes), PN (2,329), and Pejuang (142). The constituency has 134,346 registered voters.
8.30pm – In STAMPIN, PH is leading with 18,692 votes, followed by GPS (15,165) and PSB (1,163). Of the total 121,009 registered voters, 35,020 votes have been counted.
PH’s Amirudin pulls ahead in GOMBAK with 17,033 votes, while PN’s Azmin garners 11,262 votes. Trailing behind is BN (6,822), Pejuang (520), and independent Zulkifli Ahmad with 132 votes. The total registered voters here are 206,744.
8.29pm – At PN’s viewing party in Glenmarie Golf and Country Resort, supporters greet TAMBUN candidate Faizal with chants of “Hidup Tambun”.
Deputy Bersatu President Datuk Seri Faizal Azumu, who is also PN’s Tambun candidate arrived at Glenmarie Golf and Country Resort. pic.twitter.com/7aDbNxZT2r
— TheVibes.com (@thevibesnews) November 19, 2022
8.27pm – Muda has taken the lead in TG KARANG with 2,399 votes, followed by BN (1,994), PN (1,833), Pejuang (305), and independent Mohd Rosni (186). Only 2.77% votes are counted. The constituency has a total of 62,194 registered voters.
Muda’s Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman is leading in MUAR with 7,667 votes. Trailing behind are PN’s Abdullah Husin (5,466) and BN’s Helmy Abd Latiff (4,514).
8.26pm – In BANDAR KUCHING, PH’s candidate from DAP, Dr Kelvin Yii, is ahead with 10,029 votes. Trailing behind are GPS with 3,438 and PSB with 374 votes.
8.25pm – PH is in the lead in LABIS with 9,014 votes, overtaking BN’s 2,554 votes. Currently 18,777 votes have been counted. Labis has 49,846 registered voters.
8.24pm – PH declares victory in MIRI as candidate Chiew Choon Man leads by more than 8,000 votes with almost all ballot boxes counted.
8.20pm – In SEREMBAN, PH’s candidate Anthony Loke takes a handsome lead with 10,377 votes of the overall 15,679 ballots counted. BN is behind 2,794 votes, while PN is third with 2,303 votes
8.21pm – PH has a comfortable lead in GOMBAK with 12,687 votes, trailing behind PN (8,157), BN (5,220), Pejuang (401), and independents (92).
8.19pm – PN’s Datuk Mohd Suhaimi Abdullah is leading in LANGKAWI ahead of former MP Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad of Pejuang. Others trailing behind are PH and BN.
8.17pm – PH is leading in IPOH TIMOR with 3,317 votes. Trailing behind is PN (732) and BN (403). So far, 9.05% (4,452) of the 118,178 registered voters are accounted for.
8.16pm – With 11,552 votes already accounted for, PH is currently leading in KULAI with 5,723 votes, followed by BN (3,711 votes) and PN (2118 votes). Here, incumbent Teo Nie Ching (PH) is being challenged by BN’s Chua Jian Boon and PN’s Tan Chin Hock. The total registered voters here are 151,247.
8.15pm – With 4,531 votes counted in TAMBUN, incumbent Faizal leaps far ahead of his main competitor PH chairman Anwar with 2,652 votes over the latter’s mere 321.
Pejuang is tied with Anwar while BN’s Datuk Aminuddin Md Hanafiah is in second place with 1,237 votes.
8.14pm – With 38% of votes counted in AYER HITAM, BN’s Wee is leading with 9,743 votes, followed by PH’s Sheikh Omar Bagharib Ali (7,769) and PN’s Muhammad Syafiq A. Aziz with (5,513).
8.12pm – In BUKIT BINTANG, PH has 10,479 votes, well ahead of BN’s 2,093 and PN’s 1,836. This represents about 18% of votes counted so far.
8.05pm – PH is leading in TANJONG with 13,115 votes followed by BN’s 1,331 and PN’s 1,062.
8.00pm – PH has increased its margin in KOTA KINABALU with almost 14,000 more votes, totalling up to 16,456 votes for the party. Following behind are Warisan (4,194), GRS (2,928), KDM (307), and independents (77).
PN incumbent Datuk Mas Ermieyati Samsudin leads in MASJID TANAH with 5,730 votes, followed by BN (5,191), Muda (2,162), and Pejuang (113). So far, only 13,196 votes have been counted. Total registered voters are 69,174.
8.00pm – PH's SEGAMBUT incumbent Hannah Yeoh claims results of polls in the KL constituency are delayed as the EC’s presiding officers are refusing to sign Form 14 for the party’s polling agents. Form 14 contains the final count for individual streams.
7.56pm – By DAP's count, PH is leading in 29 out of 44 parliamentary seats so far.
7.55pm – PH’s Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail currently holds a slim lead over PN's Roslan Hashim in KULIM-BANDAR BAHARU, garnering 2,950 votes over the latter's 2,345. BN's Muhar Hussain has 1,270 votes.
7.54pm – PH holds a slight lead in JERAI with 1,452 votes. Close behind is PN (1,295), followed by BN (577) and Pejuang (29).
7.52pm – With 16,940 (41%) votes currently counted in TENOM, GRS’ Jamawi Ja’far is leading with 5,573 votes, with independent Riduan Rubin close behind with 5,510 votes. PH is trailing slightly with 5,188 votes. Tenom has a total of 42,045 registered voters.
7.50pm – It is neck and neck in TENOM, Sabah, where BN is leading marginally with 4,016 votes, while PH has 3,722, and an independent has 3,673. Warisan’s candidate has 422 votes while another independent has 35. This is nearly 30% of votes counted so far.
In KLANG, PH’s V. Ganabatirau moves to top position with 576 votes, taking over BN’s 459 votes, followed by PN (364), independent Hedrhin Ramli (18), Warisan (nine), independent Deepak Jaikishan (two) and PRM’s S. Chandrasegar (one). Over the 208,913 total registered voters, only 1,429 have been counted.
In JOHOR, BN is currently leading in several parliamentary seats, including Kulai, Iskandar Puteri, Kluang, Ayer Hitam, Bakri, and Labis.
7.45pm – PAGOH incumbent Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin (PN) leads the pack with more than 4,100 votes, according to China Press.
7.44pm – With 46% of votes counted in SIBU, PH is leading with 25,407 votes, followed closely by GPS (14,958) and PSB (8,268).
7.43pm – In LABIS, BN’s Chua Tee Yong has the upper hand for now with 923 votes, followed by PH (621), and PN (240).
7.40pm – SARIKEI has 55% of its votes counted and shows GPS in the lead with 16,387 or 30% of votes cast so far. Its only rival in the seat, DAP, has 13,867 or 26% of the votes.
7.32pm – PH leads in KOTA MELAKA with 948, followed by BN (388), PN (265) and an independent (nine).
7.31pm – In PUCHONG, where DAP’s Yeo Bee Yin has been moved from her previous seat in Johor, she is leading for PH with 5,059 votes. Rivals BN and PN are trailing far behind, with 411 and 160 votes respectively. An independent candidate has taken 55 votes so far. This is just under 4% of total votes counted so far.
7.30pm – GPS is leading 13 parliamentary seats in Sarawak – Puncak Borneo, Sri Aman, Sarikei, Lanang, Mukah, Selangau, Kapit, Hulu Rajang, Bintulu, Sibuti, Miri, Limbang, and Lawas.
7.25pm – It is a close race in SEREMBAN between BN (757), PN (654), and PH (650), while Pejuang and an independent candidate are too far behind.
7.20pm – GPS is leading in LAWAS with 5,275 votes, PSB trailing with 2,721, and PH with 326.
7.18pm – In GOMBAK, PH’s Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari is leading with 1,202 votes, followed by PN’s Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali (698), BN (666), Pejuang (50), and independents (eight).
7.15pm – TAMBUN incumbent Datuk Seri Ahmad Faizal Azumu holds a small lead with 984 votes, followed by BN (353), PH chairman Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim (118), and Pejuang (seven). Only 1,462 ballots have been counted.
7.11pm – In the DAP seat of SANDAKAN, PH leads with 3,546 votes, while GRS and Warisan are behind but neck and neck with each other at 740 and 807, respectively.
The vote here is being split by three independents, who have 341, 117, and 38 votes each.
7.08pm – The TANJONG seat in Penang, which DAP chairman Lim Guan Eng’s sister Lim Hui Ying is contesting, shows her in the lead with 1,541 votes. Trailing behind are BN with 357 and PN with 311.
Another DAP stronghold, BUKIT GELUGOR, shows Ramkarpal Singh in the lead with 1,521 votes, and BN far behind with 155, while PN has 107.
7.06pm – GRS leads in PAPAR with 1,746 votes, followed by PH (1,138), Warisan (735), and Pejuang (57), while the independents have barely registered a blip.
Meanwhile, PH has a wide margin with 2,523 votes in its stronghold of KOTA KINABALU. Trailing behind are Warisan (527), GRS (323), KDM (28), and independents (15).
7.05pm – In Kuala Lumpur, PH is currently trailing in SEPUTEH, where it has 25 votes. BN here leads with 1184 and PN 175.
In CHERAS, BN leads with 492, while PN has 447 and PH 73.
7.04pm – PH is leading in its stronghold of RASAH with 2,411 votes, followed by BN (1,672) and PN (1,313).
7.02pm – In BAGAN, Penang, PH takes a comfortable lead with 1,335 votes, trailed by PN (258), BN (231), and Pejuang (93).
7.00pm – Some seats in Kuala Lumpur federal territories are maintaining their pro-PH trend. In BUKIT BINTANG, PH has 1,705 votes so far, to BN’s 1,258 and PN’s 1,098.
PH also leads in KEPONG with 1,065 votes to BN’s 36 and PN’s eight. Warisan here has pulled in four votes so far while the sole independent candidate here has taken 23 votes.
6.55pm – PH’s “safe seat” of DAMANSARA in Selangor shows rival coalitions in the lead at the early count.
Here, PN has 207 votes and BN 194, while PH has only 28.
In KLANG, early counting puts BN’s Tee Hooi Ling in the lead with 427 votes, followed by PN (353), PH (63), and Warisan (six).
6.50pm – PH is leading in CAMERON HIGHLANDS with 313 votes at early count, followed by BN’s 181 and PN’s 43.
In SANDAKAN, PH’s Vivian Wong takes an early lead with 1,784 votes, followed by Warisan’s Alex Thien (481) and Gabungan Rakyat Sabah’s Lau Chi Keong (424), while the three independents are far behind.
6.45pm – In Johor, the early count for AYER HITAM, which MCA president Datuk Seri Wee Ka Siong is defending, shows PH leading with 167 votes, BN 134, and PN 19.
In KLUANG, which DAP won in 2018, PH has only counted 237 votes so far. PN leads here with 1,930 and BN 1,648.
6.41pm – In Penang, very early results from DAP show the count underway in TANJONG where PH has 89 votes, PN, 51 and BN 25.
In BATU KAWAN, BN has 14, PN 10, and PH two. In BUKIT BENDERA, PN leads with 531, PH 390, and BN 265.
In LANANG, Sarawak, GPS’ Wong Ching Yong has 2,588 votes, followed by PH’s Alice Lau (1,667) and PSB’s Priscilla Lau (385), and independent Wong Tiing Kiong (54).
6.40pm – In SIBU, PH’s Oscar Ling garners 8,080 votes, while GPS’ Clarence Ting gets 5,350 and PSB’s Wong Soon Koh 2,990.
In PUNCAK BORNEO, GPS’ Willi Mongin edges to the top with 5,243 votes, followed by PH’s Diog Dios (2,556) and PSB’s Iana Akam (710).
6.37pm – In KAPIT, GPS’ Alexander Nanta Linggi leads comfortably with 5,561 votes, followed by PH’s Pangkas Unggang (1,046) and PBDS’ Robert Saweng (339).
6.36pm – In SARIKEI, Sarawak, Gabungan Parti Sarawak is leading with 4,310 votes and DAP 3,360.
6.29pm – According to DAP’s unofficial results, Barisan Nasional is leading in LABIS, Johor at early count with 388 votes, Pakatan Harapan 249, and Perikatan Nasional 73.
6.25pm – Pakatan Harapan kicks off viewing party at Dorsett Grand Subang Hotel. About 100 media personnel are in attendance, but party leaders have yet to arrive.
6.00pm – Counting of ballots has started in a handful of constituencies in West Malaysia (Bukit Bendera, Kampar, Tapah, Klang, Seremban, Rasah, Labis, and Pengerang), Sarawak’s Mas Gading, Puncak Borneo, Sibu, and Kapit, and Sabah’s Tenom.