Live – Teluk Intan by-election polling and results

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bowen
bowen
1 Jun 2014 7.17pm

DAP was leading until the very last ballot box.

Another ‘endless possibility’ from BN with the final ballot box?

Phua Kai Lit
Phua Kai Lit
1 Jun 2014 3.59pm

Malaysia to set up another “world class” public university …. !

It has to be University of Teluk Intan (UTI)

P.S. Initials for “Teluk Intan University” sound too much like a
Cantonese obscenity !

nick
nick
1 Jun 2014 1.53pm

Sad day for HOPE of breaking racial barrier & discrimination. Salute DAP for attempting. I hope dyana gets a shot at next GE. Meanwhile for TI folks frame mah’s manifesto in your hse & see how many of those fulfilled by nxt election.

Aisay man
Aisay man
1 Jun 2014 1.52pm

Wrong candidate and wrong timing of Yammy Samat’s Perkasa/Umno episode!

Yang
Yang
1 Jun 2014 1.24pm

One thing DAP are really good at. The tiger, the lion roar, the princess, Dyana roar, Dyana mania, Unprecedented mania, fast rising star, I shall come back, we shall continue, Teluk Intan, the start of an icon, we won`t see the last of her and so on and on. What is all these. Lose is lose but still cakap banyak

cwf
cwf
1 Jun 2014 11.20pm
Reply to  Yang

Bn also blame apa cina Mau? Apa Yang Mau? Blame others being ungrate and ungrateful. General MacAuthur also lost to Japs. Lost means lost and yet he said he will return. He did return and the Japs sign unconditional surrend before him. Better beware history will catch up with you.

Yang
Yang
1 Jun 2014 1.06pm

Whenever DAP and PR loses be it the election, by election or court cases they will always blame blame blame. Conspiracy, no transparency, low turnout, bangla voters, BN big machinery, black out, votes does not tally, racial threatening, and so on and on. They never blame themselves but BN. Now they say its a small victory. PAS Hadi said, even 1 vote is also a victory. Whoever win or lose is not due to the high or low turnout. Its an excuse by DAP to garner sympathy votes. Voters who come out to vote are proportionate be it BN or… Read more »

charleskiwi
1 Jun 2014 12.48pm

Another proof that EC is up to his monkey trick and how to justify for him to continue getting the big fat pay and all the perks he is getting, … What other … tricks is the EC going to come up with ? He has proven that, though minority elected his ‘masters’ can still stay and run the country. He is indeed a …servant of all the Umno schmucks that will keep having him nominated as the EC or should I say having him appointed. He must now busy working out how to ensure his political masters are being… Read more »

abb
abb
1 Jun 2014 12.01pm

just one question
why the two changes in turnout? that’s just enoungh to change the results.
ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES?

Don Anamalai
Don Anamalai
1 Jun 2014 11.15am

According to report on The Malaysian Insider: An initial DAP post-mortem of the polls results showed that Malay support for the party edged up at least two per cent but Chinese and Indian votes plunged more than 10% for each community. The fact that malay votes has gone up slightly is a good sign for DAP. Dyana has won the election morally and intellectually. She is a role model that all young Malaysian voters can relate to! The Indians were “courted” with a massive amount of 1Malaysia inducements, freebies and promised rewards – especially in the last week the BN… Read more »

bigjoe99
bigjoe99
1 Jun 2014 10.29am

Unbelievable result. Despite Lim Kit Siang warning, PR’s mistake was not making enough effort on the outstation voters. To many middle-rank caught up with the whole show but not enough of doing the labourious, under-appreciated grunt work.. Back in the 1960s, Tan Siew Sin pleaded with the Chinese community and Chinese leader to back Tunku Abdul Rahman would faced pressure from the ultra-rights. Instead the likes of Gerakan leaders rode the racial sentiments to power but also resulting in the rise of Mahathir and his kind. The young in especially from these small towns HAVE NO CLUE the mistake of… Read more »

cwf
cwf
1 Jun 2014 12.15pm
Reply to  bigjoe99

Those wants development which yang is very much against in penang. Please make sure gerakan have more high rise buildings, high speed internet, university, UNESCO rated town…

Don Anamalai
Don Anamalai
1 Jun 2014 10.03am

With such a slim (as thin as roti tissue) margin to claim victory, Gerakan Mah will have to hold a kenduri kesyukuran to thank Zahid Haidi (for the Rela votes), Ahmad Maslan (for ‘converting’ 150 Indian DAP supporters) and Shabery Cheek (for free internet) to enable the 238 advantage. Gerakan Mah must now fulfil his ‘development’ promises both from him and his BN counterparts with o excuse. He better pray hard that Najib would not confer him the title of Transport Minister to pick up the s… from Hisham so much so that he would not have time for Teluk… Read more »

looes74
looes74
1 Jun 2014 2.08pm
Reply to  Don Anamalai

Don’t forget Teluk Intan University and the west coast highway. All big promises must complete chop chop. Anyway, u help me, i help you works. By the way, BN now would to polarise society further by diving between the matured and young ones.

Eh…….What happen to not so young ones

hahahahaha
hahahahaha
1 Jun 2014 12.06am

So now PR, who do you want to blame. Dont be a bitter loser, blame on system la, blame on bangla voters la, blame on power outage la.

Now, no bangla, electricity is there….blame on system then? Blame on EC? Grow up.

Ananars
Ananars
31 May 2014 10.25pm

Dan blame, blame blame yes just like the CAT playing the blame game

looes74
looes74
31 May 2014 10.14pm

hehehe, whose fault that 39850 is used instead of 40236. This election kelong one.

ys
ys
31 May 2014 10.04pm

WELL DONE BN…DYANA, COME BACK TO GELANG PATAH…MISS U SO MUCH

Chris Chan
Chris Chan
31 May 2014 9.51pm

any recount ?

ktwong87
31 May 2014 9.51pm

And now, the EC came out with this:

9.45pm: The Election Commission revises the voters turnout – from 66.7 to 67.4 percent.

9.35pm: Official result as annouced by the Election Commission –

BN – 20,157
DAP – 19,919
Majority – 238

Percentage of majority – 0.6 percent

Source:
Official: Mah wins, majority 238 votes
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/264399

Chris Chan
Chris Chan
31 May 2014 9.46pm

Something wrong with EC figures !
If 66.5% is 39850.
66.67% is 39952 ! and not 40236 !

7.33pm: The Election Commission announces that the official turnout was 66.67 percent, or 40,236 voters.
EC chief Abdul Aziz Yusof says that this is the second lowest turnout among all by-elections that took place since the last general elections.

5.30pm: Changkat Jong – The final turnout rate is 66.5 percent for Teluk Intan by-election with 39,850 votes cast, the EC announces.

Chris Chan
Chris Chan
31 May 2014 9.53pm
Reply to  Anil Netto

But total votes counted is 40626 and not 40236

iky
iky
31 May 2014 9.38pm

DAP kalah…banyak alasan

looes74
looes74
31 May 2014 9.23pm

The fact that EC got something to do with borang14. Something like no assess to borang14. So, this is how (this is) going on right

iky
iky
31 May 2014 9.21pm

Chris Chan, no komen

ktwong87
31 May 2014 9.17pm

And DAP folks do not appear to hold out much hope that the endless possibilities may work out in their favour…

DAP distraught by Teluk Intan defeat
Published on 31 May 2014 20:33
http://www.kinitv.com/video/7518O8

nick
nick
31 May 2014 9.12pm

Bn seems to stole this – With all their dirty tricks. Sadly certain people still opt to vote bn despite all the insults hurled at thm.

ktwong87
31 May 2014 9.09pm

According to a Malaysiakini report,

“7.33pm: The Election Commission announces that the official turnout was
66.67 percent, or 40,236 voters.”

Source:
Turnout of 66.7pct disappoints DAP
Malaysiakini Team 7:27AM May 31, 2014
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/264399

Which is different from what the national news agency, Bernama, reported viz: 39,850

And does not account for the “19:56 DAP 19,919 BN 20,157 Spoit 550′

Endless Possibilities…

Chris Chan
Chris Chan
31 May 2014 8.50pm

Any response/comments from EC ?