PKR Dismisses Member Exodus as Insignificant, Insists Party Stability Intact
The PKR youth wing has rejected concerns about member departures, asserting that losses are negligible and do not threaten organisational stability or operational capacity.
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PKR Leadership Faces Questions Over Alleged Backdoor Talks With PN Coalition
DAP's Ramkarpal Singh has publicly questioned whether PH leadership conducted discussions with PN and Bersatu without party knowledge, amid renewed coalition tension.
GPS Prepared for Sarawak State Election Regardless of Seat Redelineation Outcome
Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) has declared readiness to contest the upcoming state election under either the current 82 seats or a proposed 99-seat configuration, with party chairman Tan Sri Abang Johari emphasizing that seat numbers are not a determining factor.
Early vote counting in Negeri Sembilan election starts Saturday at 5pm, EC dismisses false PN claims
Malaysia's Election Commission has confirmed that early vote counting for Negeri Sembilan's 16th state election will commence at 5pm on Saturday, while simultaneously debunking circulating claims about Perikatan Nasional's alleged early lead.
Communications Minister Visits Bernama's Negeri Sembilan Election Operations Centre
Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil visited Bernama's Negeri Sembilan bureau on July 29 to inspect election coverage preparations for the 16th state election, which will see 867,151 voters cast ballots for 36 assembly seats.
PAS's Islamist Identity: Strategic Asset or Persistent Liability?
PAS's uncompromising Islamist ideology has become a double-edged sword, strengthening support among conservative Muslim voters while simultaneously alienating non-Muslims and undermining the party's broader political aspirations.
Stop exploiting racial divisions in campaigns, urges Asyraf Wajdi
A prominent political figure has cautioned against inflammatory racial narratives in the Negri Sembilan election campaign, specifically criticising attempts to discourage Chinese voters from supporting MCA candidates within Barisan Nasional.
Klawang Polling Centre Closure Sparks Friction Within BN-PN Coalition
A Barisan Nasional polling centre in Klawang has closed temporarily in protest after the coalition agreed to cede the parliamentary seat to Perikatan Nasional, raising questions about coalition unity.
BN-PN Alliance Could Trigger Electoral Shift in Selangor, Says Noh Omar
Former Selangor Umno chief Noh Omar believes a strategic alliance between Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional could generate significant electoral momentum in Selangor and strengthen their bid to reclaim federal power.
Johor Swears In New State Executive Council With Four Fresh Appointments
Johor has formally inducted its new 10-member State Executive Council, with four newcomers appointed to key portfolios after Barisan Nasional's dominant performance in the recent state election.
10 Johor Assemblymen Sworn In As State Exco Members
Ten Johor assemblymen were sworn in as state executive council members before the Regent of Johor at Istana Bukit Serene, completing the formation of the new state government following Barisan Nasional's landslide election victory.
Johor State Executive Council Swearing-in Moved to Saturday
The swearing-in ceremony for Johor's State Executive Council has been postponed from Friday to Saturday at Istana Bukit Serene, with no official reason provided for the delay.
Johor's New State Cabinet Set to Be Sworn In at Istana Bukit Serene
Johor's newly appointed State Executive Council members will be formally sworn in tomorrow at the royal palace, following Barisan Nasional's decisive election victory that secured 48 of 56 state seats.
Anwar Dismisses Calls for Early Election, Affirms Unity Government's Mandate to Govern
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has rejected calls for Parliament's dissolution and an early general election, asserting that the unity government possesses the electoral mandate required to govern the nation through its full term.
Onn Hafiz Arrives at Istana Bukit Serene for Johor Menteri Besar Swearing-In
Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi, Johor Barisan Nasional chairman, arrived at Istana Bukit Serene on July 12 for his swearing-in ceremony as the state's new Menteri Besar, following BN's commanding election victory.
Johor's New Menteri Besar to Be Sworn In at Palace This Afternoon
Johor is set to witness the swearing-in of its new Menteri Besar this afternoon at the royal palace, capping a significant political transition following Barisan Nasional's decisive election win.
Race over merit: the dangerous logic undermining Malaysian democracy
Senior Malaysian politicians have called for voters to prioritise racial and religious identity over merit when selecting leaders. This reductive approach threatens democratic principles and good governance across the nation.
Johor Election Ran Smoothly, Says EC; Turnout Hits 68.73%
Malaysia's Election Commission has declared the 16th Johor state election free of significant disruptions, with 68.73% voter turnout. BN secured 48 of 56 seats, while PH won eight.
PH Official Lodges Complaint Over Alleged BN Vote-Recording Breach During Polling
A Pakatan Harapan representative has filed a formal complaint accusing a Barisan Nasional counting agent of recording individual voters' ballot selections during polling, potentially violating electoral secrecy principles.
PM Anwar Meets Elderly Couple Who Cycled Trishaw Across Town to See Him
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim met an elderly couple in Senggarang whose trishaw journey to greet him captured public attention. The octogenarian and his wife became symbols of voter engagement ahead of Saturday's Johor state election.
Election Commission Urges Voters to Register at Current Addresses
Malaysia's Election Commission is encouraging voters to update their electoral addresses to match their current residences, emphasising the importance of constituency-based representation for the upcoming state elections.
Johor Early Voting Sees Steady Police Turnout as Election Campaign Dominated by Material Vandalism
Nearly 4,300 police personnel in Johor cast early ballots for the 16th state election, achieving a 36.3% turnout rate by mid-morning. The voting process remained incident-free across all 53 early polling centres statewide.
Determined Johor Cop Casts Vote Despite Achilles Tendon Injury
A 40-year-old police sergeant from Johor participated in early voting despite suffering an Achilles tendon tear from a sepak takraw injury, demonstrating civic commitment across 22 years of service.
Sharon Teo Unveils Six-Point Plan for Permas as PH Seeks to Unseat BN Incumbent
Pakatan Harapan's Sharon Teo has launched a six-pledge manifesto for the Permas state constituency, prioritising infrastructure and traffic solutions. The campaign targets the constituency's large youth demographic in a four-way contest.
Johor Election Must Stay Civil, Keep Focus on Governance, Says Mohamad Hasan
UMNO deputy president Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan has urged political parties contesting Johor's state election to conduct campaigns responsibly, avoiding personal attacks that could undermine the federal Unity Government.