43.4% respondents in survey pick opposition compared to 40.7% for ruling party and allies.

The incumbent chief minister attempts to appease security personnel as they cast their ballots today.

United front, CM candidate plus points while Gabungan Rakyat Sabah has might of federal machinery behind it.

Internal squabbling, rivalries handicap major coalitions heading into state election, handing power to independents.

Lead up to polls missing usual flags and fanfare

Darrel Leiking and Mohamaddin Ketapi will be contesting in Sabah state seats for the first time.

75 branch heads, 2,000 members quit Sabah outfit for Muhyiddin Yassin’s party.

Internal crisis triggered by Bung Moktar's election director appointment puts incumbent government at advantage.

It will ensure no one running for seat involved in wrongdoing or abuse of power, says Liew Vui Keong.

Khairuddin Daud says this will demonstrate unity with party leadership.

Assemblymen are free to go about their business, says Sabah CM 

Liew Vui Keong says the party currently only accepts Sabahans as members.

Most of them are from Musa Aman’s Sg Sibuga constituency.

Exodus involves all branches in district polling centres of Airport, Sibugal.

Raisa Abd Ghaffur says she and the others have lost confidence in division's leadership.