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Abang Johari scores thumping win in Gedong
Meanwhile in Betong Maro, acting Sarawak PKR chief loses deposit in humbling defeat.
PSB will replace DAP as biggest opposition party in Sarawak, say analysts
Party led by Wong Soon Koh is well funded and its election candidates are veteran politicians.
EC says people can take smartphone into voting booth
Commission aware of allegations of vote buying but dismisses rumour on mobile phone usage.
Sarawak polls a referendum on Abang Jo’s performance as CM, analyst says
James Chin says voters will be submitting ‘report cards’ on leader’s KPI.
Sarawak elections litmus test for national polls, analyst says
Experts predicts GPS win but margin, manner of victory important to political leaders in Kuala Lumpur.
Sarawak political newbie grapples with election SOP
Fresh faces at a distinct disadvantage, PKR veteran says.
GPS now has bragging rights on MA63, says analyst
With passing of constitutional amendments, it is the only coalition to show its ability to deliver, James Chin says.
GPS faces ‘tough fight’ in Opar, 2 other Bidayuh seats, says expert
Ruling coalition’s Billy Sujang ‘needs to be more aggressive’ to unseat incumbent Ranum Mina of PSB.
PBK’s expected polls washout not proof voters reject secession, say analysts
Party appears to lack a working policy and its candidates are unknown to the electorate.
EC tears down DAP billboard promoting ‘ill-will’
Candidate Kelvin Yii says sign simply states how Pakatan’s 2018 win brought change to state.
Court dismisses bid by teenagers over right to vote in Sarawak polls
Judicial commissioner says automatic right to vote does not mean ‘instantaneous’.
DAP man hopes third time’s the charm in Simanggang
Leon Jimat Donald to face off against five-term incumbent Francis Harden Hollis in Sarawak polls.
MACC’s ‘harassment’ could boost support for pro-independence PBK, says analyst
Party president Voon Lee Shan allegedly waylaid by anti-corruption officers in Kuching, taken in for questioning.
Bersatu ditches plan to discipline Ali Biju
Muhyiddin’s statement on Sarawak party vice-chairman's withdrawal from polls aimed at putting an end to such talk, says source.
