According to initial information, GRS is firmly in control of several areas, with 21 seats ahead so far.

The Sabah PN deputy garnered 92 votes, giving him an early advantage over Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) candidate, Arshad Idris, who has 63 votes so far.

Rina Jainal who won the Kukusan seat while Awang Ahmad Sah Sahari secured the Petagas seat, defeating his brother, Awang Husaini Sahari of PH.

As of 6.50 pm, the seats won by GRS are Banggi, Pintasan, Sulaman, Membakut, Karanaan, Kemabong, Sungai Manila, Apas, Sugut and Labuk.

The process represents the third of four key stages in postal vote management: issuance, return, opening, and counting

Analyst highlights majority threshold and coalition talks as key factors in 17th General Election aftermath

Over 1 million voters or close to 61% of those eligible cast ballots in highly contested 17th Geberal Election

Authorities report orderly process as ballot boxes begin arriving at counting centres across the state

Minerals and Geoscience Department identify 11 active fault lines nationwide, expands monitoring stations, and implements comprehensive strategies to safeguard...

Datuk Rubin Balang narrowly ahead as unofficial results trickle in following early polling closures

Mohd Shafie of Warisan and Hajiji from GRS emphasise responsibility of voters to shape state’s future amid multi-cornered contests

The programme provides educational support and recognises academic achievements of children undergoing cancer treatment