Shah Alam (Aug 13): In a significant electoral outcome, the Perikatan Nasional (PN) coalition has maintained its foothold in the states of Kelantan, Terengganu and Kedah, while also making substantial advances into Penang and Selangor.

The momentum of the much-hyped "green wave" — a phenomenon of rising religious conservatism used to describe PN's gains at the 15th general election — which drove PN to victory in 74 parliamentary seats during the 2022 general election, carried on into the state legislative elections held on Saturday (Aug 12).

PN emerged victorious with 43 seats in Kelantan, 32 seats in Terengganu, and 34 seats in Kedah. Its chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has declared that PN's performance in these states underscored its ability to resonate with voters and most importantly reaffirmed its standing in the Malay-Muslim heartland.

“Our win in Kedah, Terengganu and Kelantan is proof that Malay voters are backing us. PN also won some mixed seats which shows we are getting the support of non-Malays as well. It has proven that these state assembly elections are a referendum against the unity government,” Muhyiddin told reporters after the election results were announced.

Follow The Edge’s live coverage from Concorde Hotel Shah Alam, where PN leaders and supporters are gathering to await the polling results.

12.40am: PN supporters eagerly await party leaders

Victorious PN candidates and supporters awaited the arrival of the party's head honchos Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin and Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin in the main ballroom of Concorde Hotel. Despite the state election results indicating a 3-3 status quo between PN and PH-BN, PN supporters are in high spirits thanks to the party's substantial gains in Selangor, where the coalition won 22 seats from just two in 2018. PN also won 11 seats in Penang, where it previously lost in all the constituencies its candidates contested in the 2018 state election.

11.53pm: Former Selangor MB Azmin Ali arrives at Concorde Hotel

Former Selangor menteri besar and Bersatu member Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali has arrived at the Concord Hotel. Azmin, who contested under PN's banner, won the Hulu Kelang state seat with 25,597 votes, a majority of 1,617, in straight fight against PH's Juwairiya Zulkifli. Read the full story

11.40pm: [OFFICIAL] PH secures Selangor, winning 29 out 56 constituencies

The PH-BN alliance has retained Selangor as it secured 29 out of the 56 seats it contested.

PN has won the Taman Medan seat, with a razor-thin majority of 30 votes. Dr Afif Bahardin secured 22,316 votes, while PH's Ahmad Akhir Pawan Chik took 22,286 votes

In Sungai Ramal, PN’s Mohd Shafie Ngah won by a majority of 7,767 votes, with a total of 40,259 votes. PH’s Mazwan Johar garnered 32,492 votes.

PN also won the Selat Klang seat, with a majority of 8,325 votes. Datuk Abdul Rashid Asari secured 25,143 votes, while BN's Datuk Mohd Roslee Abd Hamid garnered 16,818 votes. Parti Rakyat Malaysia's Datuk Ezam Mohd Nor secured 742 votes.

In Sungai Kandis, PN won by a razor-thin majority of 167 votes. Wan Dzahanurin Ahmad secured 28,926 votes, while PH's Zawawi Mughni received 28,759 votes. Muda's Afriena Shaqira managed to secure 1,341 votes.

In Sijangkang, PN succeeded in gaining a majority of 11,308 votes. Datuk Dr Ahmad Yunus Hairi secured 30,422 votes, while BN's Mohd Al-hafizi Abu Bakar received 19,114 votes.

In Morib, PN’s Rosnizan Ahmad secured 18,936 votes — a majority of 3,843 votes — while PH's Hasnul Baharuddin received 15,093 votes.

In Dengkil, PN won by slim majority of 407 votes. Its candidate Datuk Seri Jamil Salleh secured 33,561 votes, while BN's Noorazli Said took 33,154 votes. Parti Sosialis Malaysia's Professor Darren Ong received 1,782 votes — which is more than Jamil's majority — while Mohd Daud Leong of Parti Utama Rakyat secured 668 votes.

In Batang Kali, PN’s Muhaimin Harith won by a majority of 2,978 votes, with a total of 32,285 votes. BN's Mohd Isa Abu Kasim garnered 29,307 votes.

In Paya Jaras, PN won by a majority of 1,986 votes. Datuk Dr Halim Tamuri secured 27,527 votes, while PH's Khairuddin Othman managed to garner 25,541 votes. Independent candidate Sifu Linda managed to secure 245 votes.

In Sementa, PN’s Najhan Salleh received 32,200 votes — a majority of 10,039 votes — ahead of PH's Afrishah Azizi who received 22,261 votes.

11.25pm: [Official] PH wins in Taman Templer, Bandar Baru Klang, Pelabuhan Klang, Kinrara and Pandamaran

In Taman Templer, PH won the seat with a slim majority of 467 votes. Anfaal Saari secured 22,247 votes, while PN's Zaidy Abdul Talib garnered 21,780 votes. Muda's Aida Rahman received 765 votes.

In Kinrara, PH’s Ng Sze Han won the seat, with a majority of 54,435 votes, securing a total of 71,290 votes, ahead of PN's Wong Yong Kang, who had garnered 16,755 votes.

In Bandar Baru Klang, Dr Quah Perng Fei received 53,658 votes — a majority of 45,672 votes — while PN’s Tan Seng Huat took 7,986 votes.

In Pelabuhan Klang, PH’s Azmizam Zaman Huri secured 21,889 votes — a majority of 5,231 votes — while PN's Wan Hasrina Wan Hassan got 16,658 votes. Parti Rakyat Malaysia's Syed Ahmad Putra took 269 votes.

In Pandamaran, PH’s Tony Leong Tuck Chee secured 46,999 votes — a majority of 40,298 votes — against PN’s B Ganalan who took 6,701 votes. Parti Rakyat Malaysia's Tan Kang Yap received 479 votes

11.20pm: [OFFICIAL] Selangor: PH-BN leading with 24 seats, PN closing in at 15 — 17 more to go

Pakatan Harapan-Barisan Nasional (PH-BN) unity government needs another four seats to secure a simple majority in Selangor. The coalition has so far won 24 seats in the state election, of which 23 seats were won by PH and one by BN. Perikatan Nasional (PN) has so far won 15 seats.

Pakatan Harapan has won the Sungai Tua seat with a majority of 5,185 votes. Datuk Seri Amiruddin Shari, the incumbent and caretaker Menteri Besar of Selangor, secured 19,678 votes, against PN’s Hanif Jamaluddin who had garnered 14,493 votes. Independent candidate Suman Gopal managed to secure 430 votes.

In Sekinchan, incumbent Ng Suee Lim won with a majority of 4,108 votes and a total of 10,232 votes. PN's Goh Gaik Meng had garnered 6,214 votes.

In Rawang, PH’s Chua Wei Keat received an impressive 39,168 votes, securing a substantial majority of 25,658 votes. PN’s R Rejean Kumar received 13,510 votes.

In Bukit Gasing, PH won by a majority of 24,972 votes. Rajiv Rishyakaran secured 28,227 votes, while PN's Nallan Dhanabalan received 3,255 votes. Muda's VKK Raja managed to secure 1,390 votes.

In Meru, PH’s Mariam Abdul Rashid won by a majority of 3,422 votes and a total of 26,980 votes. PN's Hasnizam Adham managed to secure 23,558 votes. Parti Sosialis Malaysia's Sivaranjani managed to win 899 votes.

Meanwhile, PN’s Mu'izzuddeen Mahyuddin won in Hulu Bernam with a slim majority of 669 votes, securing 10,718 votes, ahead of PH's Amran Sakir who had garnered 10,049 votes.

PN’s Hilman Idham retained his seat in Gombak Setia in Selangor with a razor-thin majority of 58 votes. He gained 30,299 votes over BN's Megat Zulkarnain Omardin who raked in a substantial 30,241 votes. Independent candidate Mohamed Salim Mohamed Ali got 1,076 votes, according to the Election Commission.

Ijok fell to PN’s Jefri Mejan, who won by a slim majority of 912 votes. Jefri received 12,183 votes. PH’s Amidi garnered 11,271 votes. Independent candidate CK Tan received 194 votes.

In Taman Medan, PN again won by a razor-thin margin of 30 votes. Dr Afif Bahardin secured 22,316 votes, while PH's Ahmad Akhir Pawan Chik garnered 22,286 votes.

PN won the Sungai Ramal seat, with a majority of 7,767 votes. Mohd Shafie Ngah secured 40,259 votes, while of PH's Mazwan Johar garnered 32,492 votes.

11.07pm: [OFFICIAL] PN retains Kedah with 31 seats won

PN has retained Kedah, winning 31 out of 36 seats in its state assembly, giving it nearly 90% control of the state assembly. Read the full story

10.59pm: [OFFICIAL] In Selangor, PN now holds 10 seats after winning Sabak, Sungai Panjang and Semenyih

PN has now secured 10 out of 56 seats in Selangor's state assembly, with its three latest wins being: Sabak, Sungai Panjang and Semenyih, according to official results.

In Sabak, PN's Sallehen Mukhyi won with a majority of 4,215 votes, as he secured 13,431 votes against PH's Samad Hashim, who garnered 9,216 votes.

In Sungai Panjang, its candidate Mohd Razali Saari won with a majority of 3,576 votes after garnering 16,977 votes versus BN's Datuk Mohd Imran Thamrin who got 13,401 votes.

In Semenyih, PN's Nushi Mahfoz took the seat with a margin of 1,262 votes, winning 37,068 votes, against BN's Wan Zulaika Anua, who garnered 35,806 votes.

10.46pm: PH wins in Kampung Tunku

PH bagged the Kampung Tunku seat with a majority of 30,273 votes. Lim Yi Wei secured 33,640 votes, ahead of Perikatan Nasional's Ruby Chin who had garnered 3,367 votes. 

10.40pm: [UNOFFICIAL] PN keeps Kedah too

PN has retained power in Kedah by a simple majority. According to unofficial results, the coalition has won 20 of 36 seats in the state assembly.

Altimet win in Lembah Jaya aggravates PN supporters

PN supporters started booing after Lembah Jaya's results were announced at the party's viewing here at Concorde Hotel. Pakatan Harapan’s (PH) Syed Ahmad Abdul Rahman Alhadad @ Altimet, who is also a popular local rap singer, defeated PN’s Sharifah Haslizah Syed Ariffin, who garnered 19,620 votes, by a 6,678-vote majority. Read the full story

10.35pm: [OFFICIAL] PN leads in Kedah with 14 seats won, versus PH-BN's two

PN is still leading in Kedah with 14 seats secured, versus PH-BN's only two seats. PN just needs to win five more seats to rule Kedah.

10.30pm: [OFFICIAL] Landslide victory for PAS in Terengganu

Landslide victory for PAS in Terengganu after Kelantan. The political party has secured a majority of 23 seats out of the 32 seats it contested in Terengganu. So far, according to the Election Commission, none of its opponents has won any seats. Read the full story

10.27pm: PH wins in Subang Jaya with whopping majority of 51,191 votes, also bags Pandan Indah, Seri Kembangan, Teratai, Seri Serdang

Pakatan Harapan has bagged the Subang Jaya seat with a majority of 51,191 votes. Michelle Ng Mei Sze secured 60,364 votes, ahead of Perikatan Nasional's S Gana who had garnered 9,173 votes. Muda's Zayd Shaukat Ali managed to secure 4,749 votes.

In Pandan Indah, PH’s Izham Hashim won with a majority of 10,591 votes by securing 27,878 votes, ahead of PN's Fazil Mohamad Dali who had garnered 17,287 votes. Muda's Noor Faralisa Redzuan secured 1,166 votes while independent candidate Sivaneswaran Ramasundram garnered 171 votes.

In Seri Kembangan, PH’s Wong Siew Ki won with a majority of 36,160 votes, having secured 39,684 votes, ahead of PN's Ken Liau who had garnered 3,524 votes. Independent candidate Wong Jung Lik secured 1,229 votes.

In Seri Serdang, PH won with a majority of 10,752 votes. Abbas Azmi secured 37,411 votes, ahead of PN's Mohd Shukor Mustaffa, who had garnered 26,659 votes. Muda's Amir Hariri Abd Hadi managed to secure 1,834 votes

Meanwhile, Yew Jia Haur won the Teratai seat with a majority of 31,933 votes. Yew secured 42,519 votes, ahead of Perikatan Nasional's Chew Han Keai who had garnered 10,586 votes.

10.25pm: [OFFICIAL] PAS makes clean sweep in Kelantan

PAS makes clean sweep in Kelantan, securing 34 out of the 45 seats it contested. Only one seat (Kota Lama) was won by PH, with a thin majority of only 202 votes, according to the Election Commission's official results. Read the full story

10.24pm: [Official] PH wins in Lembah Jaya

PH has won the Lembah Jaya seat with a majority of 6,678 votes. Syed Ahmad Syed Abdul Rahman Alhadad @ Altimet secured 26,298 votes, ahead of PN’s Sharifah Haslizah Syed Ariffin who garnered 19,620 votes. 

10.20pm: PN chief Muhyiddin arrives at Concorde Hotel

PN’s chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin was greeted with enthusiasm by PN supporters at the lobby of Concorde Hotel.

10.10pm: [OFFICIAL] BN wins in Sungai Air Tawar while PH bags Sungai Pelek and Kuala Kubu Baharu

Barisan Nasional has won the Sungai Air Tawar seat in Selangor with a slim majority of 846 votes. Datuk Rizam Ismail secured 7,870 votes ahead of PN's Mohamad Zaidi Selamat with 7,024 votes.

Meanwhile, coalition partner PH won the Sungai Pelek seat with a slim majority of 1,458 votes. Lwi Kean Keong secured 17,984 votes, against PN’s Datuk Suhaimi Mohd Ghazali who had garnered 16,526 votes. Independent candidate Nageswaran Ravi secured 230 votes.  

In Kuala Kubu Baharu, PH’s Lee Kee Hiong won with a majority of 4,119 votes. Lee secured 14,862 votes, against PN’s Henry Teoh who took 10,743 votes. Muda's Dr Siva Prakash Ramasamy managed to secure 1,186 votes, while Parti Rakyat Malaysia's Chng Boon Lai garnered 527 votes.

10.07pm: [Official] PN wins in Jitra and Kuala Nerang

PN won the Jitra seat with a majority of 23,172 votes. Dr Haim Hilman Abdullah secured 34,342 votes ahead of Pakatan Harapan's Sabrina Ahmad, who garnered 11,170 votes.

The coalition's Mohammad Yusoff @ Munir Zakaria also won in Kuala Nerang with a majority of 15,446 votes. PH's Ridzwan Abu Bakar had garnered 4,215 votes.

10.06pm: [OFFICIAL] PAS confirmed winning 14 out of 32 seats in Terengganu

PAS has officially won 14 seats out of 32 seats in Terengganu so far, according to the Election Commission's official results. Among the seats won are Langkap, Ru Rendang, Sura and Kuala Berang. The party contested 27 seats in the state. So far, the opponent coalition has yet to secure any seats there. Umno contested 27 seats, while PKR three.

10.05pm: [OFFICIAL] PN wins in Bukit Kayu Hitam

PN has won the Bukit Kayu Hitam seat with a majority of 15,434 votes. Datuk Halimaton Shaadiah Saad secured 24,551 votes, ahead of BN's Zainol Abidin Mohamad @ Cikgu Non, who garnered 9,117 votes.

10.03pm: PN supporters jubilant over victory in three Selangor seats

PN’s supporters were cheering the coalition’s win in Permatang, Ijok and Sungai Burong. It is worth noting that Permatang and Ijok were Pakatan Harapan's strongholds while Sungai Burong was a Barisan Nasional seat.

[OFFICIAL] PN wins in Ayer Hitam

PN has won the Ayer Hitam seat with a majority of 15,973 votes. Its candidate Azhar Ibrahim @ Cikgu Azhar secured 22,078 votes, ahead of BN's Hayazi Azizan who garnered 6,105 votes.

10pm: Bersatu’s Wan Ahmad Fayhsal expects a clean sweep in Kelantan and Terengganu, gains in Kedah

Bersatu Youth chief Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal is positive about PN's chances of securing a "clean sweep" in Kelantan and Terengganu.

“Despite a low turnout of voters in Kelantan, we (PN) are targeting to win 44 seats in the state. We expect a clean sweep in Terengganu.

“For Kedah, we are doing well, especially in the non-traditional seats contested under Gerakan. It was surprising,” he told reporters at the Concorde Hotel.

The Machang MP, however, sees a tough fight for the coalition in Negeri Sembilan and Selangor. “Negeri Sembilan is tough for us. But we still got time, they are counting. As for Selangor, I think we are giving a good fight,” he said.

[OFFICIAL] PN wins in Kota Siputeh

PN has won the Kota Siputeh seat with a 13,090-vote majority. Mohd Ashraf Mustaqim Badrul Munir of PN secured 17,180 votes, ahead of Pakatan Harapan's Dr Salmee Said, who garnered 4,090 votes. Independent candidate Abdul Ramli @ Latif secured 312 votes.

9.58pm: [OFFICIAL] PN wins in Kuah

Perikatan Nasional has won the Kuah seat with a majority of 7,970 votes. Amar Pared Mahamud of PN secured 13,364 votes, against PH's Ahmad Fauzi Chik who garnered 5,394 votes. Independent candidate Mazlan Ahmad managed to secure 2,013 votes.

9.50pm: Football legend Muhamad Radhi wins Kedah’s Alor Mengkudu seat

Kedah football legend Muhamad Radhi Mat Din (PN-PAS) has won the Alor Mengkudu state constituency against Kedah Pakatan Harapan (PH) chairman Datuk Mahfuz Omar by a majority of 10,104 votes. Mahfuz has previously lost the Pokok Sena parliamentary seat to PN in GE15 last November, after holding it for three terms since 2008.

9.46pm: PH to lose another seat in Selangor, counting comes to an end in Ijok

Pakatan Harapan stands to lose another seat in Selangor through the Ijok seat. After 77% of votes were counted, Perikatan Nasional's Jefri Mejan is leading, with 12,178 votes. PH's candidate Amidi Abdul Manan trails behind with 11,271 votes, while independent candidate CK Tan garnered 194 votes so far.

9.45pm: [UNOFFICIAL] PN wins six seats in Penang

Unofficial results showed that PN has secured Permatang Pasir, Seberang Jaya, Penanti, Teluk Bahang, Pulau Betong and Sungai Bakap in Penang. PH won Malay-majority seats Bertam and Sungai Acheh.

9.40pm: [OFFICIAL] PN wins Permatang seat with 1,728-vote majority

PN added another seat in Selangor with the winning of the Permatang seat, with a 1,728-vote majority, official data from the Election Commission showed. Nurul Syazwani Noh Omar, first time candidate and daughter of former Selangor BN chief Tan Sri Nor Omar, garnered 12,850 votes in a straight fight against Mohd Yahya Mat Sahri (PH). It was previously a PKR seat.

9.39pm: Terengganu's caretaker MB Samsuri secures Ru Rendang

Terengganu's caretaker menteri besar Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar has managed to defend his Ru Rendang seat, making him a winner of the seat for two consecutive terms, Bernama reported, quoting the Election Commission. The PAS deputy president defeated PH's Suhaimi Sulaiman with a majority of 17,286 votes after securing 20,927 votes against Suhaimi's 3,641. His winning margin is even higher than the 6,028 majority he secured via a three-cornered fight during GE14, when he was up against BN's Datuk Nik Dir Nik Wan and PH-PKR's Zarawi Sulong.

9.34pm: Bukit Melawati could be PN's first upset as it leads PH

The Bukit Melawati seat in the Kuala Langat parliament could be the first upset by PN as it has taken a considerable lead in the constituency, ahead of incumbent Pakatan Harapan. PN's Noorazley Yahya is ahead with 14,617 votes, against PH's Thiban Subbramaniam with 13,838 votes. 74% of the votes counted so far. The seat was held by PH's Juwairiya Zulkifli in the 14th general election.

9:30pm: PN boss Hamzah arrives at Concorde Hotel

Perikatan Nasional secretary general Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin arrives at the Concorde Hotel looking calm and confident.

9:20pm: [OFFICIAL] PN bags three seats in Kedah

[Official] In Kedah, PN won three seats (Alor Mengkudu, Bukit Kayu Hitam, and Kota Darulaman), while one seat was won by PH (Suka Menanti), according to the Election Commission.

PH leading in Sentosa and Kota Anggerik

PH’s incumbent G Gunarajah has taken the lead in Sentosa with 46,700 votes. PN's Parameswaran Ganason received 6,525 votes. Muda's Thanusha Ramanieswaran managed to garner 2,065 votes while Parti Rakyat Malaysia's Jeichandran Wadivelu had garnered 138 votes. A total of 55,428 votes had been counted so far.

In Kota Anggerik, incumbent Mohd Najwan Halimi (PH) has garnered 31,414 votes while PN's Mohamed Sukri Omar took 20,131 votes. Muda's Azad Akbar Khan was in third place with 2,215 votes. A total of 53,760 votes had been tallied.

9.18pm: [OFFICIAL] PAS bags three seats in Terengganu

According to the Election Commission website, PAS has won Ru Rendang (Datuk Seri Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar), Bukit Besi (Ghazali Sulaiman) and Sura (Tengku Muhammad Fakhruddin Tengku Md Fauzi) in Terengganu.

Meanwhile in Shah Alam, PN’s Datuk Ahmad Faizal Azumu, aka Peja, arrives at Concorde Hotel. He is optimistic about the party's chances in Terengganu, Kelantan and Kedah, but it is too early to call a victory for PN. “We are close to call a victory. We are optimistic to win in Terengganu, Kelantan, Kedah,” he said.

“Very pleased to see some candidates already won and some of the difficult seats. We are still waiting for results in Selangor and Negeri Sembilan. Penang is doing very well,” he told reporters. Ahmad Faizal is also the chairman of PN Negeri Sembilan.

9.16pm: PN leading in Bukit Melawati

PN is leading in Bukit Melawati, after 65% of votes were counted. Noorazley Yahya garnered 12,888 votes so far, ahead of PH's Thiban Subbramaniam who had garnered 12,150 votes. A total of 25,038 votes had been counted so far.

9.12pm: [UNOFFICIAL] PN-PAS takes command with 14 seats in Terengganu, three seat short of a simple majority

Based on unofficial results, PAS is leading in Terengganu, having clinched 14 out of the 32 state seats. It is three seats away from securing a simple majority.

9pm: [UNOFFICIAL] PN’s Sanusi wins in Jeneri

[Unofficial] Caretaker Kedah menteri besar Datuk Seri Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor has won the Jeneri state seat in a straight fight against PN’s Datuk Muhamad Khizri Abu Kassim.

PH leading in Lembah Jaya

PH is leading in Lembah Jaya, after 64% of votes were counted. Syed Ahmad Syed Abdul Rahman Alhadad (Altimet) garnered 24,361 votes so far, ahead of PN's Sharifah Haslizah Syed Ariffin who had secured 18,286 votes. A total of 42,647 votes had been counted so far.

Bersatu’s Saifuddin Abdullah and Wan Fayhsal arrive at Concorde Hotel

Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia’s (Bersatu) Datuk Seri Saifuddin Abdullah and Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal were spotted at the hotel as the results of the state polls trickle in.

8.56pm: PN takes the lead in Selat Klang

PN is leading in Selat Klang after 52% of votes counted. Incumbent Datuk Abdul Rashid Asari garnered 16,634 votes so far, ahead of BN's Datuk Mohd Roslee Abd Hamid who had garnered 12,820 votes. Parti Rakyat Malaysia's Datuk Mohamad Ezam Mohd Nor finished in third place with 520 votes. A total of 29,971 votes had been counted so far.

8.55pm: PN’s Afif arrives at Concorde

PN’s Taman Medan candidate Dr Afif Bahardin, in a white shirt, arrives at the Concorde Hotel. Afif previously served as the Seberang Jaya assemblyman under PKR for two terms.

8.51pm: PH leading in Kuala Kubu Baharu

PH is ahead of PN in Kuala Kubu Baharu as incumbent Lee Kee Hiong garnered 12,608 votes. PN’s Henry Teoh received 8,074 votes, while Muda's Dr Siva Prakash Ramasamy bagged 985 votes and Parti Rakyat Malaysia's Chong Boon Lai got 439 votes. A total of 22,767 votes had been counted so far.

8.49pm: PN’s Sallehen Mukhyi leads in Sabak

In Sabak, PN’s Sallehen Mukhyi garnered 11,418 votes ahead of PH’s Samad Hashim who received 7,745 votes, after 60% votes were counted.

8.48pm: [UNOFFICIAL] PN bags Ayer Hangat, Bukit Kayu Hitam and Derga in Kedah

Sinar Harian reported that PN has won in Ayer Hangat, Bukit Kayu Hitam and Derga. Its opponent, the PH-BN alliance, has won one seat so far.

8.36pm: PH leading in Kota Kemuning

PH has a head start in Kota Kemuning after 53% of the votes were counted. Preakas Sampunathan took 30,430 votes, ahead of PN's Jimmy Chew Jyh Gang, who garnered 13,532 votes. A total of 44,132 votes have been counted so far.

8.35pm: [UNOFFICIAL] PN wins in Sungai Burong

PN’s Dr Mohd Zamri Mohd Zainuldin has won the Sungai Burong state seat in Selangor with 15,447 votes, defeating BN’s Mohamad Khir Ramli, also known as Ustaz Khir, who received 8,605 votes.

8.33pm: PN leading in Selangor's Morib and Ijok

PN is leading in Morib after 66% of the votes have been counted. Incumbent Rosnizan Ahmad has garnered 11,745 votes, while PH’s Hasnul Baharuddin is catching up with 11,010 votes.

In Ijok, incumbent Jefri Mejan, PN's candidate, has garnered 9,488 votes so far after 57% of the votes have been counted, ahead of PH’s Amidi Abdul Manan aka Cikgu Amidi with 4,845 votes.

8.20pm: [UNOFFICIAL] PH takes Tanjong Sepat

PH appears to have taken Tanjong Sepat after 63% of the votes have been counted. Incumbent Borhan Aman Shah has garnered 11,061 votes so far, ahead of PN's Sabirin Marsono who garnered 9,447 votes. A total of 20,508 votes have been counted so far.

8.20pm: More PN supporters flock Concorde Hotel

A growing number of PN supporters, clad in the coalition's distinctive blue shirts, are converging at the main ballroom of the Concorde Hotel.

8.17pm: BN takes the lead in Dusun Tua

Barisan Nasional’s (BN) Datuk Johan Abdul Aziz is ahead of PN’s Azhar Hambali. Johan has garnered 19,003 votes while Azhar has received 18,466 votes. Malaysia United Democratic Alliance's candidate Al Hafiz Ikhwan Mohamad Asaad is in third place with 2,332 votes, and 39,801 votes, which is 53% of the total votes, have been counted so far.

8.08pm: Prospects of PN's victory distant in Banting, Bandar Baru Klang, Pandamaran

PH is leading in Bandar Baru Klang, after 51% of the votes were counted. Dr Quah Perng Fei has garnered 36,883 votes, against PN's candidate Tan Seng Huat who garnered 5,374 votes. A total of 42,621 votes have been counted so far.

In Pandamaran, incumbent Tony Leung Tuck Chee has garnered 36,087 votes so far, ahead of PN's B Gunalan who took 5,372 votes, after 55% of the votes were counted. Parti Rakyat Malaysia's candidate Tan Kang Yap is in third place with 391 votes. A total of 42,050 votes have been counted so far.

PH is way ahead in Banting, after 71% of the votes were counted. Papparaidu Veraman has garnered 26,058 votes, ahead of PN's Saravanan Mutto Krishnan with 4,662 votes. Independent candidate Ang Wei Yang took 1,387 votes. A total of 32,281 votes have been counted so far.

8.03pm: PAS Youth chief confident of party's 'big win' in Kelantan

PAS Youth chief Ahmad Fadhli Shaari arrives at the Concorde Hotel. Speaking to the media, Ahmad Fadhli said he is “optimistic of a big PAS win in Kelantan”. He is the Pasir Mas Pasir Mas Member of Parliament, which he won with a majority of 30,717 votes in GE15.

7.59pm: PH gains a head start in Balakong

Wayne Ong Chun Wei of PH is in the lead in Balakong having received 41,643 votes. PN's candidate Steven Lai took 13,930 votes. Around 53% or 55,766 votes have been counted so far.

7.58pm: Pakatan Harapan leads in Sekinchan

Pakatan Harapan (PH) has taken the lead in Sekinchan as 56% of the votes have been counted. Incumbent Ng Suee Lim has garnered 8,862 votes, compared with PN's Goh Gaik Meng, who took 4,461 votes. A total of 13,424 votes were tallied so far.

7.10pm: Anticipation builds among PN supporters as polling results unveiling begins

Anticipation and excitement in the air is palpable as PN supporters and media personnel began arriving at Concorde Hotel Shah Alam to witness the unfolding of the polling results.