Election Results For 2008

Saturday, March 8th, 2008 | Pilihan Raya with 2 Comments

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 seat
State -  2 seats
IND -
 2
OPP
Parliament -  82 seats
State -  196 seats
DAP 28
 73
KEADILAN 31
 40
PAS 23
 83


For the official and details result please refer Election Commission of Malaysia or The Star - Election Result.


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Election Results For 1999

Saturday, March 8th, 2008 | Pilihan Raya with No Comments »

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 - 281 seats
Direct 1 -
GER 6 21
LDP 1 -
MCA 29 69
MIC 7 15
PBB 10 -
PBDS 6 -
SAPP 2 -
SNAP 4 -
SUPP 8 -
UMNO 71 176
UPKO 3 -
OPP
Parliament - 3 seats
State - 0 seats
PBS 3 -

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Election Commission Scrapped Indelible Ink

Wednesday, March 5th, 2008 | Pilihan Raya with 4 Comments

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 was meant to discourage multiple-voting. The EC has been saying all along that it is committed to having more transparent polls, using transparent boxes and cleaning up the electoral rolls.

blow to clean election image

The cancellation of the use of indelible ink would be interpreted as the EC is working hand-in-hand with the Barisan Nasional(BN) to cheat in the elections. It is likely to galvanize the Opposition in the home stretch and bring back the spectra of phantom voters – the presence of unregistered voters.

The EC said it reached the decision after questions were raised over the sanctity of indelible ink, with reports that some people had corrupted the plan by importing consignments of the ink from Thailand. The decision brought howls of protests from the Opposition and it is certainly going to invite serious scrutiny in the international media, which have in the past month reported widely on steps to make elections here more transparent.
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