Briefing at Istana Kinta this morning lasts about an hour.

Perikatan chair says discussions taking place with other ‘like-minded’ parties as well.

PAS sweeps in from the cold while many political heavyweights are stretchered off the field.

Johor MB says party must listen to the people, who have spoken.

DAP manages to snag only 5 seats and PKR, one.

Sabah-based party left licking wounds after securing just 3 seats.

Perikatan is night's big winner.

At 4.30am, Pakatan has 82 seats to Perikatan's 73.

Pakatan's chairman triumphs against BN's Ahmad Faizal Azumu.

Ka Siong leads by 2,524 votes with about 1,200 ballots yet to be counted.

Inspector-general of police thanks all Malaysians who exercised their right.

Irate Twitter user AOC@aisha-adam demands that EC explain the bungle.

Movement in polling stations brisk, despite gloomy weather.

New voting date, stations to be made known in due course, it says.

They say had no problem abiding by the rule.