Election Day in Malaysia has over and what's the result?
Oh my...
Oh my...
Oh my... my...
Can you believe the result on our Election Day? Barisan Nasional is facing a great impact over the result of the election which has been announced since 8pm (8/3/2008).
Koh Tsu Khoon - Lost
Samy Vellu - Lost
OMG! What's happening here?
Latest Result from MalaysiaKini
People are getting so excited with the result and at the same time hoping for new government to rule the country. Obviously, people in Penang, Kedah and Kelantan are hoping for the change.
Honestly, I don't have any comment on which party should win since I'm not into politic at this moment (haven't reach 21). But, my dear Malaysia... please be safe, peace and harmony... I'm kinda afraid right now. Will there be any problem?
All the best, Malaysia...
Oh my... my...
Can you believe the result on our Election Day? Barisan Nasional is facing a great impact over the result of the election which has been announced since 8pm (8/3/2008).
Koh Tsu Khoon - Lost
Samy Vellu - Lost
OMG! What's happening here?
Latest Result from MalaysiaKini
PM: ‘We’ve lost, we’ve lost’ - 4.12am
These were the only words which Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi could muster when quizzed on the ruling coalition’s shocking defeat in five states.
Abdullah was posed with the question during a press conference at the Putra World Trade Centre in Kuala Lumpur. He was accompanied by his wife Jeanne, deputy Najib Abdul Razak and other BN leaders.
The prime minister added that he will make a media statement after analysing the results in detail.Anwar ushers in ‘a new dawn for Malaysia’ - 4.08am
A triumphant PKR leader Anwar Ibrahim described the victory of the opposition parties in five states and its breach of Barisan Nasional’s two-third majority in Parliament as “a defining moment” in the history of the nation and the opening of “a new chapter.”
“The people have voted decisively for a new era where the government must be truly inclusive and recognises that all Malaysians, regardless of race, culture or race are a nation of one,” he told a packed press conference at his residence in Segambut, Kuala Lumpur.
“The people have expressed in no uncertain terms that they want accountability, transparency, and the rule of law.”
Abdullah says defeat part of democracy - 11.50pm
- Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said that he accepted defeat in three states - Penang, Kedah and Kelantan - a sizable number of parliament seats. He said that was how democracy works and urged everyone to remain calm and not to celebrate in the streets.
Confirmed: Guan Eng is the new Penang CM - 1.01am
DAP confirmed today that its secretary general Lim Guan Eng will be the next Penang Chief Minister. He said that DAP would form the state government with PKR. “It will be a government for all Malaysians. We stress that we will not rule alone but together with PKR. We also hope that the PAS can help this new government”.MCA president shocked by BN losses - 12.58am
MCA president Ong Ka Ting today expressed shock over the election results which saw the ruling Barisan Nasional losing scores of seats to the opposition.
“The results are shocking because there are several states which BN has lost. However, MCA accepts the decision of the voters because it is their right,” he was quoted as saying by Bernama.
Ong also added that MCA will conduct a detailed study on the defeat.
People are getting so excited with the result and at the same time hoping for new government to rule the country. Obviously, people in Penang, Kedah and Kelantan are hoping for the change.
Honestly, I don't have any comment on which party should win since I'm not into politic at this moment (haven't reach 21). But, my dear Malaysia... please be safe, peace and harmony... I'm kinda afraid right now. Will there be any problem?
All the best, Malaysia...
