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This one lah. The CB slow speed efficiency delayed until closing time, 26 voters still can not cast vote, Si Beh Tulan!
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Faster arrest Najib before he flee! Shoot if he try to flee!
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This one lah. The CB slow speed efficiency delayed until closing time, 26 voters still can not cast vote, Si Beh Tulan!
To be correct, within next 7 days, must make application in Supreme Court to disqualify a big bunch of BN for VOTE BUYING and BRIBE VOTERS in Cash$$. Got solid evidence to disqualify them by plain Election Act rules. Their votes hence no count, and hence the highest remaining qualified candidates in their contested areas to be pronounced by court as winers. Disqualifying can easily throw out 25 BN corrupt bastards, and plus change hands 1 or 2 state government powers.
There is no lack of solid evidence BN bastards bribe blatantly in cash and circulated widely in online videos. They got to go to prison and be disqualified for even next GE.
There is no lack of solid evidence BN bastards bribe blatantly in cash and circulated widely in online videos. They got to go to prison and be disqualified for even next GE.
Dr M: New gov't will work on Anwar's royal pardon
5.15am: Prime minister-designate Dr Mahathir Mohamad said the new government will work on securing a pardon for his former deputy Anwar Ibrahim.
"Once he's pardoned, then he's eligible to become prime minister again, but he will have to stand in an election to be the prime minister, or at least a senator," he told a press conference.
I never imagined I would live to see this day
5.08am: (COMMENT) Syukur Alhamdulillah. Praise be to the Almighty for having answered our collective prayers and for having prevailed, to enable us to realise what we wanted to achieve. What seemed almost impossible has happened.
A new day has begun for our beloved Malaysia and Malaysians. A new chapter in our history has started to be written.
It is exactly 4.15 am on this historic day, May 10, 2018.
I am too excited to sleep...
Click here to read the full article.
EC: Harapan wins 113 seats, Warisan 8, BN 79
4.50am: It's official! Pakatan Harapan has secured 113 parliamentary seats, while its ally Parti Warisan Sabah won eight parliamentary seats.
EC chief Mohd Hashim Abdullah said ousted coalition BN won 79 seats, PAS 18, Sabah state party Star one, and independent candidates three seats. All seats have been announced.
5.15am: Prime minister-designate Dr Mahathir Mohamad said the new government will work on securing a pardon for his former deputy Anwar Ibrahim.
"Once he's pardoned, then he's eligible to become prime minister again, but he will have to stand in an election to be the prime minister, or at least a senator," he told a press conference.
I never imagined I would live to see this day
5.08am: (COMMENT) Syukur Alhamdulillah. Praise be to the Almighty for having answered our collective prayers and for having prevailed, to enable us to realise what we wanted to achieve. What seemed almost impossible has happened.
A new day has begun for our beloved Malaysia and Malaysians. A new chapter in our history has started to be written.
It is exactly 4.15 am on this historic day, May 10, 2018.
I am too excited to sleep...
Click here to read the full article.
EC: Harapan wins 113 seats, Warisan 8, BN 79
4.50am: It's official! Pakatan Harapan has secured 113 parliamentary seats, while its ally Parti Warisan Sabah won eight parliamentary seats.
EC chief Mohd Hashim Abdullah said ousted coalition BN won 79 seats, PAS 18, Sabah state party Star one, and independent candidates three seats. All seats have been announced.
Good decision..if the m&d markets open today. There will be a run on the market and the stock market n currency will fall. By having basically 5 day break..gives it time to cool. But the new gahmen might splinter later as it's just a marriage of convenience. Also when will Anwar be free to be PM?
Najib disappeared. 9pm conference no show. Maybe really run road
He had enough money for 3 generations..might as well run road n enjoy his ill gotten gains
EC chief announce results:
https://www.kinitv.com/video/60776O8
EC announces election results
2018-05-10 05:12:09
The Election Commission has announced the results of the 14th General Election.
The results for the seats in each state was read out between 1am to 4.50am.
Election Commission chief Mohd Hashim Abdullah announced that Pakatan Harapan has secured 113 parliament seats while its ally Warisan won eight parliament seats.
He said Barisan Nasional had won 79 seats, PAS 18, Sabah state party Star one seat, and three independent seats.
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/424011
BN heavyweight GE14 casualties: 8 ministers, 19 deputies
Published on Today 6:54 am | Modified on Today 7:57 am
GE14 | As the dust settled after the 14th general election, which saw BN chairperson Najib Abdul Razak lead the coalition to its first loss since independence, several of his lieutenants also met with defeat.
While Najib won comfortably in Pekan with a 24,859-vote majority, a total of eight ministers and 19 deputy ministers were defeated in their parliamentary contests.
Not all were incumbent MPs, as some were senators contesting in the general election.
The ministers defeated were Liow Tiong Lai (transport), Dr S Subramanaim (health) and Mah Siew Keong (plantation industries and commodities).
The trio are also the chiefs of BN components MCA, MIC and Gerakan respectively.
Liow lost Bentong by 2,032 votes, Subramaniam lost Segamat by 5,476 votes, and Mah Siew Keong lost Teluk Intan by 11,179 votes to Pakatan Harapan.
Other ministers who were defeated included Shabery Cheek (agriculture and agro-based industry), Johari Abdul Ghani (finance), Salleh Said Keruak (communications and multimedia), as well as Jamil Khir Baharom and Abdul Rahman Dahlan (Prime Minister's Department).
Salleh and Rahman were among the staunchest defenders of Najib. Both were defeated by Harapan ally Parti Warisan Sabah.
Salleh lost by 4,262 votes in Kota Belud, while Rahman was defeated by 12,984 votes in Sepanggar.
Shabery lost by 2,163 votes in Kemaman, while Jamil lost by 539 votes in Jerai, both to PAS.
Johari (photo) lost by 4,139 votes to Bersatu in Titiwangsa.
At the state level, caretaker Johor menteri besar Mohamed Khaled Nordin suffered a shock defeat in both the parliamentary seat of Pasir Gudang, by 24,726 votes, and his stronghold state seat of Permas by 8,746 votes.
In Kedah, caretaker state menteri besar Ahmad Bashah Md Hanipah was defeated by a 6,251-majority in his incumbent seat of Suka Menanti.
In Sabah, caretaker deputy chief minister Joseph Pairin Kitingan, known as the paramount leader of the Kadazandusun community, lost to his own brother Jeffrey in the state seat of Tambunan by 1,037 votes.
Jeffrey leads Parti Solidariti Tanah Airku (Star).
A total of 19 deputy ministers were also defeated at the polls. They are:
Nasrudin Mansur (Lost Silam by 6,401 votes to Warisan);
Johari Baharum (Lost Kubang Pasu by 13,009 votes to Bersatu);
Rosnah Abd Rashid Shirlin (Lost Papar by 325 votes to Warisan);
Razali Ibrahim (Lost Muar by 6,952 votes to Bersatu);
Othman Aziz (Lost Jerlun by 5,866 votes to Bersatu);
Lee Chee Leong (Lost Kampar by 11,801 votes to DAP);
Hamim Samuri (Lost Ledang by 8,666 votes to PKR);
Nur Jazlan Mohamed (Lost Pulai by 28,924 votes to Amanah);
Chua Tee Yong (Lost Labis by 3,408 votes to DAP);
Chew Mei Fun (Lost Raub by 3,159 votes to DAP);
Hilmi Yahaya (Lost Balik Pulau by 6,464 votes to PKR);
Aziz Kaprawi (Lost Sri Gading to Bersatu by 3,288 votes to Bersatu);
Loga Bala Mohan (Lost Segambut by 45,702 votes to DAP);
Nogeh Gumbek (Lost Mas Gading by 3,024 votes to DAP);
Mary Yap (Lost Tawau by 4,727 votes to PKR);
P Kamalanathan (Lost Hulu Selangor by 13,391 votes to PKR);
Chong Sin Woon (Lost Seremban by 30,694 votes to DAP);
Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki (Lost Pasir Puteh by 1,360 votes to PAS); and
S Devamany (Lost Sungai Siput by 5,607 votes to PKR).
https://www.kinitv.com/video/60776O8
EC announces election results
2018-05-10 05:12:09
The Election Commission has announced the results of the 14th General Election.
The results for the seats in each state was read out between 1am to 4.50am.
Election Commission chief Mohd Hashim Abdullah announced that Pakatan Harapan has secured 113 parliament seats while its ally Warisan won eight parliament seats.
He said Barisan Nasional had won 79 seats, PAS 18, Sabah state party Star one seat, and three independent seats.
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/424011
BN heavyweight GE14 casualties: 8 ministers, 19 deputies
Published on Today 6:54 am | Modified on Today 7:57 am
GE14 | As the dust settled after the 14th general election, which saw BN chairperson Najib Abdul Razak lead the coalition to its first loss since independence, several of his lieutenants also met with defeat.
While Najib won comfortably in Pekan with a 24,859-vote majority, a total of eight ministers and 19 deputy ministers were defeated in their parliamentary contests.
Not all were incumbent MPs, as some were senators contesting in the general election.
The ministers defeated were Liow Tiong Lai (transport), Dr S Subramanaim (health) and Mah Siew Keong (plantation industries and commodities).
The trio are also the chiefs of BN components MCA, MIC and Gerakan respectively.
Liow lost Bentong by 2,032 votes, Subramaniam lost Segamat by 5,476 votes, and Mah Siew Keong lost Teluk Intan by 11,179 votes to Pakatan Harapan.
Other ministers who were defeated included Shabery Cheek (agriculture and agro-based industry), Johari Abdul Ghani (finance), Salleh Said Keruak (communications and multimedia), as well as Jamil Khir Baharom and Abdul Rahman Dahlan (Prime Minister's Department).
Salleh and Rahman were among the staunchest defenders of Najib. Both were defeated by Harapan ally Parti Warisan Sabah.
Salleh lost by 4,262 votes in Kota Belud, while Rahman was defeated by 12,984 votes in Sepanggar.
Shabery lost by 2,163 votes in Kemaman, while Jamil lost by 539 votes in Jerai, both to PAS.
Johari (photo) lost by 4,139 votes to Bersatu in Titiwangsa.
At the state level, caretaker Johor menteri besar Mohamed Khaled Nordin suffered a shock defeat in both the parliamentary seat of Pasir Gudang, by 24,726 votes, and his stronghold state seat of Permas by 8,746 votes.
In Kedah, caretaker state menteri besar Ahmad Bashah Md Hanipah was defeated by a 6,251-majority in his incumbent seat of Suka Menanti.
In Sabah, caretaker deputy chief minister Joseph Pairin Kitingan, known as the paramount leader of the Kadazandusun community, lost to his own brother Jeffrey in the state seat of Tambunan by 1,037 votes.
Jeffrey leads Parti Solidariti Tanah Airku (Star).
A total of 19 deputy ministers were also defeated at the polls. They are:
Nasrudin Mansur (Lost Silam by 6,401 votes to Warisan);
Johari Baharum (Lost Kubang Pasu by 13,009 votes to Bersatu);
Rosnah Abd Rashid Shirlin (Lost Papar by 325 votes to Warisan);
Razali Ibrahim (Lost Muar by 6,952 votes to Bersatu);
Othman Aziz (Lost Jerlun by 5,866 votes to Bersatu);
Lee Chee Leong (Lost Kampar by 11,801 votes to DAP);
Hamim Samuri (Lost Ledang by 8,666 votes to PKR);
Nur Jazlan Mohamed (Lost Pulai by 28,924 votes to Amanah);
Chua Tee Yong (Lost Labis by 3,408 votes to DAP);
Chew Mei Fun (Lost Raub by 3,159 votes to DAP);
Hilmi Yahaya (Lost Balik Pulau by 6,464 votes to PKR);
Aziz Kaprawi (Lost Sri Gading to Bersatu by 3,288 votes to Bersatu);
Loga Bala Mohan (Lost Segambut by 45,702 votes to DAP);
Nogeh Gumbek (Lost Mas Gading by 3,024 votes to DAP);
Mary Yap (Lost Tawau by 4,727 votes to PKR);
P Kamalanathan (Lost Hulu Selangor by 13,391 votes to PKR);
Chong Sin Woon (Lost Seremban by 30,694 votes to DAP);
Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki (Lost Pasir Puteh by 1,360 votes to PAS); and
S Devamany (Lost Sungai Siput by 5,607 votes to PKR).
大势已去,弃暗投明, 识时务者为俊杰! 还敢腐败找死吗?
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/424000
Hung assembly in Sabah, Star to be kingmaker
Alyaa Azhar | Published on Today 5:31 am | Modified on Today 5:43 am
GE14 | Despite claims that Parti Warisan Sabah and its electoral partners DAP and PKR had won Sabah, official results from the Election Commission have shown that the pact is tied with BN.
The EC announced that BN won 29 of the 60 seats in the state assembly, while Warisan won 21, PKR two, and DAP six seats respectively.
Parti Solidariti Tanah Airku (Star), meanwhile, won two state seats - Tambunan and Bingkor - which means that the party is now the kingmaker in the state. It also won the Keningau parliamentary seat.
It is believed that the party's president, Jeffrey Kitingan, is being sought by both BN and the electoral part consisting of Warisan, DAP and PKR.
The two seats by Star will be enough for either BN or Warisan-DAP-PKR to form a simple majority state government.
Warisan party insiders said a press conference scheduled for 9am today is expected to be jointly held with Jeffrey.
As at 4.30am today, the crowd at Warisan president Mohd Shafie Apdal's house is yet to disperse.
The party's supporters had gathered there to await the election results, which were particularly late in the case of Sabah. Official results only came in at 4.30am.
During a press conference earlier in the day, Shafie had accused EC officials of refusing to sign Form 14, and claimed that caretaker Sabah chief minister Musa Aman had lost in Sungai Sibuga. Results from the EC, however, declared that Musa had retained the seat.
Apart from the 21 state seats won by Warisan, the fledgling party also won eight parliamentary seats. The party had contested in 17 parliamentary and 45 state seats.
Kedah and Perak are also facing the same conundrum as Sabah.
When asked about the fate of these states, deputy EC chairperson Othman Mahmood said it was up to the political parties involved to come to a decision.
"Our responsibility is just to announce the results," he said.
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/424000
Hung assembly in Sabah, Star to be kingmaker
Alyaa Azhar | Published on Today 5:31 am | Modified on Today 5:43 am
GE14 | Despite claims that Parti Warisan Sabah and its electoral partners DAP and PKR had won Sabah, official results from the Election Commission have shown that the pact is tied with BN.
The EC announced that BN won 29 of the 60 seats in the state assembly, while Warisan won 21, PKR two, and DAP six seats respectively.
Parti Solidariti Tanah Airku (Star), meanwhile, won two state seats - Tambunan and Bingkor - which means that the party is now the kingmaker in the state. It also won the Keningau parliamentary seat.
It is believed that the party's president, Jeffrey Kitingan, is being sought by both BN and the electoral part consisting of Warisan, DAP and PKR.
The two seats by Star will be enough for either BN or Warisan-DAP-PKR to form a simple majority state government.
Warisan party insiders said a press conference scheduled for 9am today is expected to be jointly held with Jeffrey.
As at 4.30am today, the crowd at Warisan president Mohd Shafie Apdal's house is yet to disperse.
The party's supporters had gathered there to await the election results, which were particularly late in the case of Sabah. Official results only came in at 4.30am.
During a press conference earlier in the day, Shafie had accused EC officials of refusing to sign Form 14, and claimed that caretaker Sabah chief minister Musa Aman had lost in Sungai Sibuga. Results from the EC, however, declared that Musa had retained the seat.
Apart from the 21 state seats won by Warisan, the fledgling party also won eight parliamentary seats. The party had contested in 17 parliamentary and 45 state seats.
Kedah and Perak are also facing the same conundrum as Sabah.
When asked about the fate of these states, deputy EC chairperson Othman Mahmood said it was up to the political parties involved to come to a decision.
"Our responsibility is just to announce the results," he said.
So disgusting to see the Malaysian and sinkie traitor dogs that have been viciously bullying me for years celebrating opposition win in Malaysia. Hope they get water sprays soon like what happened in 1990s as what these bullies deserved! 走狗汉奸! Thieves slanderers and harassers calling others thief!
One of the Malaysian dog @zhihau banned me from posting in the live update thread while allowing all the dogs to post there slandering me! Typical hypocrite Malaysian Chinese double standard ownself thief can but complain loud loud other people are thief!
You are mad and therefore should be thankful that you are not permanently banned from this forum.
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