OFFICIAL: BN wins 18 seats, PH 11, PN 7

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SEREMBAN:

The EC’s official results have confirmed that BN has won 18 seats, followed by PH with 11 and PN with seven.

Umno won 16 seats for BN, while MCA secured two. DAP won nine seats for PH, with PKR taking the remaining two. PN’s seven seats were won by PAS, which secured four, and Wawasan, which won three.

Bersatu and other parties were wiped out.

The results:

• OFFICIAL:

  BN retains Sungai Lui with a 8,466-vote majority.
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  BN wrests Repah from PH with a slim 444-vote majority.
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  BN retains Gemencheh with a 7,393-vote majority.
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  PN retains Gemas with a massive 12,624-vote majority.
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  BN retains Kota with a 7,693-vote majority.
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  BN retains Rantau with a 12,018-vote majority.
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  BN retains Chembong with a commanding 13,763-vote majority.

• DAP deputy chairman Nga Kor Ming has stood by party secretary-general Loke Siew Fook following his loss in the Chennah seat. Nga said Loke has led DAP responsibly in facing the “difficult” Negeri Sembilan polls.

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  PN retains Paroi with a whopping 16,959-vote majority.
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  PH retains Nilai with a 5.937-vote majority
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  PN wrests Sikamat from PH with a 4,413-vote majority.
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  BN retains Jeram Padang with a 4,482-vote majority.
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  BN retains Palong with 13,702-vote majority.
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  BN wrests Pilah from PH with a 730-vote majority.
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  BN wins Johol with a 4,383-vote majority.
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  PN retains Serting with a whopping 12,115-vote majority.
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  PH retains Bahau with a 3,307-vote majority.
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  PN wrests Klawang from PH with a 1,317-vote majority.
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  BN retains Senaling with a 3,157-vote majority.
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  BN wins Seri Menanti with a 4,323-vote majority.
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  BN wins the Juasseh seat with a 4,091-vote majority.
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  BN retains Linggi, defeating state PH chairman Aminuddin Harun with a 2,976-vote majority.
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  PH retains Seremban Jaya.
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  PH retains Mambau with a 12,103-vote majority.
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  PH retains Rahang.
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  PH retains Bukit Kepayang with a 15,207-vote majority.
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  BN retains Lenggeng with a whopping 9,994-vote majority.
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  PN wrests Ampangan from PH with a 3,969-vote majority.
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  BN wrests Labu from Bersatu with a 5,279-vote majority.
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  PN wins Bagan Pinang with a 10,137-vote majority.
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  PH wins Sri Tanjung with a 1,335-vote majority.
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  PH retains Chuah and Lukut.
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  PH’s Loke Siew Fook loses Chennah to BN by 688 votes.

• Barisan Nasional chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi was seen arriving at Istana Hinggap, believed to be for an audience with Negeri Sembilan Yang di-Pertuan Besar Tuanku Muhriz Tuanku Munawir, Bernama reported.

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  PH retains Temiang with a 1,883-vote majority.
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  PH retains Lobak with a whopping 11,053-vote majority.
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  State Umno chief Jalaluddin Alias retains the Pertang seat for BN with a 3,719-vote majority.

• PH chairman Anwar Ibrahim expressed hope that the coalition’s legacy in governance and development would be strengthened by the incoming administration, for the sake of Negeri Sembilan’s progress.

• PH chairman Anwar Ibrahim has vowed that his federal government will continue supporting and cooperating with the incoming Negeri Sembilan government.

• Bersatu secretary-general Azmin Ali said that the party would also discuss forming a coalition with “moderate and progressive parties”.

• Bersatu secretary-general Azmin Ali said the party will conduct a post-mortem on its Negeri Sembilan election performance to identify strategic measures to strengthen its position.

• There is no need for Loke Siew Fook to step down as Negeri Sembilan DAP chief, says DAP central executive committee member Chow Kon Yeow. Chow said Loke should be given time to rebuild the state chapter’s morale after the party lost several strongholds in today’s state election.

• PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang said there was no need for the BN-PN pact to have an official name, as the unity and cooperation between both coalitions was of greater importance.

• State PH chairman Aminuddin Harun said he has no regrets leaving his previously “safe” seat of Sikamat to contest the Umno stronghold of Linggi, where he lost.

• PH election director Amirudin Shari has brushed off the notion that Amanah was a liability to the coalition, insisting that all three components work together as a group. Amanah lost all nine seats contested.

• PH election director Amirudin Shari says it will be up to coalition chairman Anwar Ibrahim whether to revamp the Negeri Sembilan PH leadership. Amirudin insisted that Aminuddin Harun has done well leading the state chapter.

• “Now Malaysians have to think: do they want racial rhetoric or development?” said state PH chairman Aminuddin Harun.

• State PH chief Aminuddin Harun said he has accepted the decision made by Negeri Sembilan voters, adding that his administration has done their best over the past eight years. “Maybe my report card is still lacking,” he added.

• PH election director Amirudin Shari denies that the coalition is seeing a wave of non-Malay rejection, insisting that it continues to receive “very convincing” support from the community.

• PH election director Amirudin Shari defends Aminuddin Harun’s administration, saying it has done “marvellous” since 2018.

• PH election director Amirudin Shari said the coalition will realign its political messaging to focus on its performance ahead of GE16, which he added was “still one year” away.

• PH election director Amirudin Shari says the Negeri Sembilan election was tainted with racial rhetoric, expressing fears this would cause unease among Malaysians of all races.

• Asked by reporters about the incoming Negeri Sembilan menteri besar, BN chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said to wait for BN-PN leaders to be granted an audience by Yang di-Pertuan Besar Tuanku Muhriz Tuanku Munawir.

• BN-PN pact to continue in Melaka, says BN chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

• BN has won 18 seats while PN secured seven seats, according to BN chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi. He said this will allow a stable government to be formed.

• Shouts of “blue wave” and “Allahuakbar” (Allah is great) ring out at the Negeri Sembilan Umno headquarters in Seremban.

• Wawasan president Hamzah Zainudin, formerly of Umno and Bersatu, shares an embrace with BN chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi. This was Wawasan’s maiden election outing.

• All Malay-majority seats were won by BN-PN, while the alliance took two non-Malay seats, said Umno secretary-general Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki.

• Umno secretary-general Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki said BN-PN successfully wrested two DAP strongholds, namely Loke Siew Fook’s previous seat, Chennah, and Repah.

• Cheers ring out at BN headquarters in Negeri Sembilan as PAS secretary-general Takiyuddin Hassan arrives.

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  BN-PN claims to have attained a two-thirds majority by winning 25 seats. The two-thirds mark is reached at 24 seats.
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  BN wins Kota.

• PN extends lead in Ampangan with over 9,300 votes.

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  PN wins Gemas.
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  PN wins Bagan Pinang. In 2023, PAS won the seat.
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  PH wins Bukit Kepayang.
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  BN-PN claims to have a simple majority to form the state government.

• PN surges ahead in Serting with over 12,100 votes.

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  BN wins Pilah

• PN leads in Bagan Pinang with over 12,100 votes.

• PN leads in Ampangan with over 8,600 votes.

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  BN wins Johol, Chembong and Repah, while PH wins Mambau.

• PH surges ahead in Seremban Jaya with over 7,000 votes.

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  DAP secretary-general Loke Siew Fook and state PH chairman Aminuddin Harun have been defeated in Chennah and Linggi, Malaysiakini reports.

• PH extends lead in Rahang with over 7,700 votes.

• PH leads in Chuah with over 6,000 votes.

• PH leads comfortably in Nilai with over 12,500 votes.

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  BN wins Sungai Lui.

• Close race for Repah continues with BN leading with 9,779 votes ahead of PH, which has 9,335 votes.

• BN extends lead in Pilah with over 6,600 votes.

• PH leads in Temiang with over 4,900 votes.

• BN expands its lead in Chennah with 5,418 votes as DAP secretary-general Loke Siew Fook trails with 4,927 votes.

• Parti Wawasan Negara election director Badrul Hisham Shaharin claims PN won Gemas.

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  PH wins Lobak.
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  BN wins Gemencheh.
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  BN wins the Palong and Senaling seats.

• BN extends lead in Seri Menanti with over 5,600 votes.

• BN extends its lead further in Labu with over 10,500 votes.

• PH surges ahead in Mambau with over 15,800 votes.

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  State Umno chief Jalaluddin Alias retains the Pertang seat for BN.

• PN extends lead in Serting with over 9,900 votes.

• PH extends lead in Lobak with over 12,100 votes.

• PN extends lead in Paroi with over 12,300 votes.

• BN extends lead in Gemencheh with over 11,800 votes.

• PN extends lead in Gemas with over 10,500 votes.

• PN leaders and candidates are expected to head to Wisma Umno at 8.30pm.

• PH extends lead in Nilai with over 8,600 votes.

• BN extends lead in Sungai Lui with over 9,800 votes.

• Negeri Sembilan PH chairman Aminuddin Harun continues to trail BN in Linggi. Aminuddin has over 4,300 votes, while BN has 6,061.

• UNOFFICIAL:

  BN defends the Juasseh seat.

• BN leads in Chembong with over 12,800 votes.

• BN leads in Jeram Padang with over 3,300 votes.

• PN extends lead in Ampangan with over 5,100 votes.

• PN leads in Klawang with over 1,200 votes. In the 2023 state election, PH won this seat.

• BN leads in Labu with over 6,000 votes.

• PH takes over the lead in Rahang with 5,800 votes. BN has 4,173 votes.

• PN extends lead in Paroi with over 8,900 votes.

• PH extends lead in Lukut with over 5,200 votes.

• PN extends lead in Serting with over 6,800 votes.

• BN extends its lead in Chennah with 4,222 votes as DAP chief Loke Siew Fook trails with 3,528 votes.

• PH extends leads in Seremban Jaya with over 3,600 votes.

• PN extends lead in Bagan Pinang with over 8,200 votes.

• PN leads in Ampangan with over 3,700 votes. In the 2023 state election, PH won this seat.

• PH extends lead in Bukit Kepayang with over 13,800 votes.

• BN extends lead in Juasseh with over 6,000 votes.

• PH surges ahead in Lobak with over 9,200 votes, while PN trails behind.

• PH extends lead in Temiang with over 3,100 votes.

• BN extends lead in Pertang with over 3,300 votes.

• PH extends lead in Nilai with over 4,800 votes.

• PH extends lead in Mambau with over 10,300 votes.

• PH extends lead in Bahau with over 7,500 votes.

• BN leads in Palong with over 8,700 votes.

• PH election director Amirudin Shari claims PH leading in 13 seats.

• PN leads in Sikamat with over 3,300 votes. In the 2023 state election, PH won this seat.

• DAP secretary-general Loke Siew Fook continues to trail in Chennah. He has 2,451 votes while BN has 2,837.

• BN leads in Pilah with over 3,600 votes.

• PH extends lead in Mambau with over 8,700 votes.

• BN extends lead in Linggi with 4,099 votes as state PH chief Aminuddin Harun trails with 2,615 votes.

• PH leads in Lukut with over 4,100 votes.

• Umno says BN-PN leads in 21 seats, followed by PH in eight. A simple majority is reached at 19.

• PN leads in Paroi with over 6,000 votes.

• BN extends lead in Gemencheh with over 7,000 votes.

• PH leads in Bahau with over 6,800 votes.

• PN is leading in Serting with over 4,500 votes.

• PH leads in Bukit Kepayang with over 10,300 votes.

• BN leads in Johol with 2,700 votes.

• PH extends lead in Lobak with over 7,000 votes.

• BN expands its lead in Chennah with 2,224 votes as DAP secretary-general Loke Siew Fook trails with 1,825 votes.

• The tight race for DAP stronghold Repah continues. BN leads with 5,218 votes while PH has 4,828 votes.

• BN extends lead in Juasseh with over 4,100 votes.

• PH leads in Seremban Jaya with over 1,800 votes.

• BN leads in Sungai Lui with over 2,700 votes.

• BN extends lead in Palong with over 6,000 votes.

• BN leads in Seri Menanti with over 1,000 votes.

• BN deputy chairman Mohamad Hasan extends lead in Rantau with over 3,400 votes.

• Umno secretary-general Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki says BN leads in 16 seats, followed by PH in seven and PN in three. A simple majority is reached with 19.

• PN leads in Bagan Pinang with over 5,500 votes.

• PH leads in Mambau with over 5,800 votes.

• Close race in Chennah as BN leads with 1,405 votes ahead of DAP secretary-general Loke Siew Fook, who has 1,112 votes.

• PH leads in Lobak with over 4,900 votes.

• BN leads in Gemencheh with over 4,800 votes.

• BN leads in Pilah with over 1,300 votes.

• BN leads in Lenggeng with over 1,000 votes.

• PH leads in Bukit Kepayang with over 6,500 votes.

• PH leads in Lukut with over 1,700 votes.

• Negeri Sembilan BN chief Jalaluddin Alias leads in Pertang with over 1,000 votes.

• BN leads in Sungai Lui with over 1,100 votes.

• BN extends its lead in Linggi as state PH chief Aminuddin Harun trails by over 1,000 votes.

• PN leads in Paroi with over 1,000 votes.

• PH leads in Temiang with over 1,000 votes.

• Tight race shaping up in Repah as PH regains the lead. PH has 2,561 votes while BN has 2,422. In 2023, PH won the seat.

• PH leads in Lobak with over 3,700 votes.

• BN extends lead in Palong with over 2,400 votes.

• PH extends lead in Bahau with over 3,100 votes.

• PH leads in Nilai with over 1,000 votes.

• PH leads in Seremban Jaya with over 800 votes.

• PN leads in Serting with over 1,000 votes.

• BN takes over the lead in Repah with over 2,000 votes. PH trails with 1,800 votes.

• BN leads in Rahang with over 1,600 votes.

• Umno secretary-general Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki now says BN leads in 16 seats. A simple majority is reached at 19.

• PH extends its lead in Bukit Kepayang with over 4,000 votes, as PN trails behind.

• PH leads in Bahau with over 1,900 votes.

• PH leads in Repah with over 1,400 votes.

• BN leads in Juasseh with over 1,100 votes.

• PH leads in Mambau with almost 1,800 votes.

• PN leads in Bagan Pinang with over 4,000 votes.

• PH leads in Bukit Kepayang with over 2,600 votes.

• BN leads in Palong with over 1,000 votes.

• BN is leading in 13 seats, according to Umno secretary-general Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki.

• BN extends lead in Linggi, which is also contested by Negeri Sembilan PH chairman Aminuddin Harun, with over 1,300 votes.

• PH leads in Bahau with over 1,100 votes.

• PN extends lead in Gemas with over 1,600 votes.

• PH leads in Lobak with over 1,500 votes.

• PH leads in Rahang with over 1,300 votes.

• PH leads in Bukit Kepayang with over 1,400 votes.

• Negeri Sembilan PH chairman Aminuddin Harun trails in Linggi by over 700 votes.

• PN leads in Gemas with over 900 votes.

• BN deputy chairman Mohamad Hasan leads in Rantau with over 800 votes.

• Bersatu has taken an early lead in Gemas with about 600 votes.

• BN takes over the lead in Rahang with over 1,300 votes.

• PH has taken an early lead in Bahau, Bukit Kepayang, Mambau and Rahang based on unofficial count of early votes.

• BN has taken an early lead in Repah. - FMT