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Voting underway in Pas elections

Islam, M'sian politics, Malaysian elections 4 Responses »

Jun 052009

Face to face: Mat Sabu (left) with Nasharudin – Photo courtesy of Harakah Daily

Husam Musa - Photo courtesy of husammusa.com

Polling for the Pas party elections is now underway as 1,044 delegates cast their ballots. The party elections committee is expected to announce all the official results tomorrow morning.

Who would be the most suitable candidate for the Pas deputy presidency?

Husam (82%, 729 Votes)
Don't know/Don't care/Doesn't matter (7%, 63 Votes)
Nasharudin (5%, 48 Votes)
Mat Sabu (6%, 44 Votes)

Total Voters: 884

11 arrested at vigil, including 2 DAP reps

Democracy, Human rights 21 Responses »

May 192009

Eleven people mourning the demise of democracy in Perak were arrested during a vigil in front of Seputeh MP Teresa Kok’s office tonight.

LIVE: Perak assembly holds historic sitting under trees

Democracy, Judiciary, Malaysian elections 87 Responses »

Mar 032009

<a href="http://www.coveritlive.com/mobile.php?option=com_mobile&task=viewaltcast&altcast_code=610109115b" >Perak: Will democracy survive?</a>

Zambry and his exco suspended – now what?

Democracy, M'sian politics, Malaysian elections 77 Responses »

Feb 182009

Perak Speaker V Sivakumar springs a major surprise Photo by Amiruddin

Is it a stalemate now? Or checkmate…

Perak state assembly speaker V Sivakumar has reportedly suspended Zamby (18 months) and his six exco members (12 months) from the state assembly.

How can the state government function if the exco is barred from attending state assembly proceedings?

Dissolve state assembly, say 72 per cent of you

Democracy, M'sian politics, Malaysian elections 4 Responses »

Feb 042009

So far, as at 1.52pm today, 72 per cent of the 258 respondents to the online poll on this blog think the best solution to the Perak situation is to dissolve the state assembly and pave the way for fresh state-wide elections.

Another 20 per cent of you think by-elections would resolve the situation.

That’s over 90 per cent calling for new polls in one form or another.

This could sort out the mess once and for all.

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