The 16th Negeri Sembilan State Election.
A total of 103 candidates will be contesting in the 16th Negeri Sembilan state election, today is nomination day. Early polling will be on 28th July and the actual polling day is on Aug 1st.
Some of the seats where the big guns will be contesting are ::
N1. Chennah
- Loke Siew Fook (PH)
- Siow Kong Choon (BN)
2023 state polls winner: Loke Siew Fook (PH) – 5,888 votes (2,200 majority)
N2. Pertang
- Umry Abdul Khois (PH)
- Jalaluddin Alias (BN)
- Faizal Fadli Idrus (Bersatu)
2023 state polls winner: Jalaluddin Alias (BN) – 5,634 votes (2,790 majority)
N10. Nilai
- J Arul Kumar (PH)
- Lai Chien Kong (BN)
- V K Saravana (Bersatu)
- Zamani Ibrahim (Berjasa)
- Omar Mohd Isa (Independent)
2023 state polls winner: J Arul Kumar (PH) – 19,133 votes (10,889 majority)
N13. Sikamat
- Nor Azman Mohamad (PH)
- Razali Abu Samah (PN)
- Tun Faisal Ismail Aziz (Bersatu)
2023 state polls winner: Aminuddin Harun (PH) – 12,730 votes (2,662 majority)
N21. Bukit Kepayang
- Nicole Tan Lee Koon (PH)
- Lee Boon Shian (PN)
2023 state polls winner: Nicole Tan Lee Koon (PH) – 24,626 votes (19,684 majority)
N27. Rantau
- Dr Azizul Hakim Mahdi (PH)
- Mohamad Hasan (BN)
2023 state polls winner: Mohamad Hasan (BN) – 16,957 votes (10,280 majority)
N32. Linggi
- Aminuddin Harun (PH)
- Faizal Ramli (BN)
- Zamri Said (Bersatu)
2023 state polls winner: Faizal Ramli (BN) – 7,832 votes (1,461 majority)
The Full List of Candidates.
For this state election BN will have an electoral understanding with PN/Pas, BN will contest in 25 seats and PN/Pas will contest in 11 seats of the 36 contested. There will be no overlap.
PH will contest in all 36 seats.
Why BN and PN/Pas are in understanding, check out these items ::
1. BN-PN cooperation only to avoid vote splits, says Wee
2. PN-BN ties in Negeri Sembilan ‘more than a marriage’, says Hadi
3. Wee: BN-PN pact in N Sembilan not a merger, MCA principles intact
4.BN-PN ties based on friendship, brotherhood - Hadi
5. Barisan, Perikatan have an understanding for Negri polls, not a merger, says Dr Wee
6. MCA Youth sec-gen told to 'stay out of N Sembilan polls' over PN ally disagreement
7. BN-PN performance in Negeri Sembilan to determine future alliance, says Zahid
8. BN’s support for PN in 11 Negeri Sembilan seats part of ‘political reality’, says Zahid
Updates
1. Sanusi on the Campaign Trail , Cina ada China, India ada India...
2. Anwar appeals to Indian voters, seeks forgiveness for 'illegal temple' remark
3. Harapan cites Tabung Haji RCI to push back against BN-PN Malay unity narrative
4. Ilham Centre projects BN-PN win in Negeri Sembilan polls
5. PN set to gain two seats in Seremban, but can Harapan pull surprise win in Labu?
6. Aminuddin’s popularity not translating into votes for PH, says think tank
7. Landslide or knife-edge? Pollsters split on N Sembilan outcome
8. Anwar hits out at Tabung Haji failures, says trust was betrayed
9. Tok Mat calls for return to 'Malay leadership' model to safeguard stability, economic growth
10. An open letter to voters of Negeri Sembilan
11. No landslide expected as Negeri battle goes down to the wire
The almost official results of the 16th Negeri Sembilan State Election ::
BN/PN scored 25 seats, PH scored 11 seats.
A breakdown of the winning parties are as follows:
Umno - 16 (Pertang, Sungai Lui, Palong, Jeram Padang, Lenggeng, Juasseh, Seri Menanti, Senaling, Pilah, Johol, Labu, Chembong, Rantau, Kota, Linggi, Gemencheh)
MCA - two (Chennah, Repah)
PAS - four (Serting, Ampangan, Paroi, Bagan Pinang)
Parti Wawasan Negara - three (Klawang, Sikamat, Gemas)
DAP - nine (Bahau, Nilai, Lobak, Temiang, Bukit Kepayang, Rahang, Mambau, Seremban Jaya, Lukut)
PKR - two (Chuah, Sri Tanjung)
A total of eight seats changed hands.
DAP lost two (Chennah, Repah) to MCA, while Umno flipped Pilah (PKR) and Labu (Bersatu).
Wawasan Negara bagged one seat each from Amanah (Klawang), PKR (Sikamat), Bersatu (Gemas), while PAS took Ampangan from PKR.
MIC and MIPP lost in all the seats they contested, meaning there will be no Indians in the new state government.
Meanwhile, no Malay candidates from Pakatan Harapan won, meaning there will be no Malays in the state opposition.
Congratulations to all the winners.
Updates, Updates ::
1. PRNNS: Loke falls in Chennah, but PH still retains control of non-Malay seats
2. Three BN leaders vie for Negeri Sembilan Menteri Besar post as palace prepares for appointment :: To the victors the spoilt of the battle. PN/Pas is not in the fight as it won lesser seats.
Zahid called for the transition of power to be handled with respect and compassion, He said political leaders should uphold principles of humanity and proper etiquette during the handover of power, recalling the treatment received by former Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan following the 2023 state election.
After GE14 in 2018, an Election Court voided Datuk Seri Mohamad Hassan Rantau win on November 16, 2018, due to issues surrounding his uncontested nomination process, leading to a subsequent by-election in 2019 where he successfully retained the seat.
3. PRNNS: Malay vote shift and BN-PN pact behind PH’s Negeri defeat, says analyst
4. 30 candidates lose deposits, including 23 from Bersatu, 1 from PH
5. COMMENT | What Loke's first defeat in 22 years tells us?
6. Negeri Sembilan has spoken. Now, there must be humility to listen
7. Negeri Sembilan and the lessons of the Three Kingdoms — Datuk Omar Mustapha is vice-president of Parti Wawasan Negara and a winning party in the recent N9 State election.
8. BN vows people-centred Negri government after election win
10. INTERACTIVE: Here’s how Negri Sembilan voted in the polls :: Interesting Interactive Webpage from TheStar
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