The 11th Election for Malaysia was held on 8 Mac 2008. There were 222 seats for Parliament and 505 seats for State. Below is the 2008 election results;

STATE
PARLIAMENT
STATE

BN
OPP
OTH
BN
OPP
OTH

F.T. Kuala Lumpur
1
10
-
-
-
-

F.T. Labuan
1
-
-
-
-
-

F.T. Putrajaya
1
-
-
-
-
-

Johor 
25
1
-
50
6
-

Kedah
4
11
-
14
21
1

Kelantan
2
12
-
6
39
-

Malacca
5
1
-
23
5
-

Negeri Sembilan
5
3
-
21
15
-

Pahang
12
2
-
37
4
1

Penang
2
11
-
11
29
-

Perak
13
11
-
28
31
-

Perlis
3
-
-
14
1
-

Sabah
24
1
-
59
1
-

Sarawak
30
1
-
-
-
-

Selangor
5
17
-
20
36
-

Terengganu
7
1
-
24
8
-

TOTAL
140
82
0
307
196
2

The detail by political parties;

Political Parties
Parliament
State

BN Parliament -  140 seats State -  307 seats

GERAKAN
2
3

LDP
1
2

MCA
15
32

MIC
3
7

PBB
14
-

PBRS
1
1

PBS
3
12

PRS
6
-

SAPP
3
5

SPDP
4
-

SUPP
6
-

UMNO
79
239

UPKO
3
6

   -
-
-

IND Parliament -  0 [...]

The 10th Election for Malaysia was held in 1999. There were 193 seats for Parliament and 394 seats for State. Below is the 1999 election results;

STATE
PARLIAMENT
STATE

BN
BA
OPP
BN
BA
OPP

F.T. Kuala Lumpur
6
4
-
-
-
-

F.T. Labuan
1
-
-
-
-
-

F.T. Putrajaya
-
-
-
-
-
-

Johor 
20
-
-
40
-
-

Kedah
7
8
-
24
12
-

Kelantan
1
13
-
2
41
-

Malacca
4
1-
-
21
4
-

Negeri Sembilan
7
-
-
32
-
-

Pahang
11
-
-
30
8
-

Penang
6
5
-
30
3
-

Perak
20
3
-
44
8
-

Perlis
3
-
-
12
3
-

Sabah
17
-
3
-
-

Sarawak
28
-
-
-
-
-

Selangor
17
-
-
42
6
-

Terengganu
-
8
-
4
28
-

TOTAL
148
42
3
281
113
-

The details by political parties;

Political Parties
Parliament
State

BA
Parliament – 42 seats
State – 113 seats

DAP
10
11

KEADILAN
5
4

PAS
27
98

BN
Parliament – 148 seats
State [...]

Malaysia’s hopes of staging the most transparent elections in its history was dealt a serious blow when the Election Commission(EC) announced that it had scrapped the plan to use indelible ink in Election 2008.
Under the EC plan, the ink would have been applied on a voter’s fingernail only after he voted, and not before. It [...]