Malaysia

PRN Johor: (Unofficial) PH leads in Perling after seat swap with BN

As of 7.23 pm, unofficial results showed PH candidate Alan Tee Boon Tsong leading with 7,085 votes, ahead of BN’s Pannir Selvam Paliksina, who garnered 5,731 votes.

Updated 2 months ago · Published on 11 Jul 2026 7:39PM

PRN Johor: (Unofficial) PH leads in Perling after seat swap with BN
Perling drew significant attention after the unity government allocated the seat to PH under its electoral arrangement - July 11, 2026

by Alfian Z.M. Tahir

PAKATAN Harapan (PH) is on course to retain Perling, according to unofficial results, in a contest that drew attention following Barisan Nasional’s (BN) decision to allocate the seat to MIC instead of its traditional holder, MCA.

As of 7.23 pm, unofficial results showed PH candidate Alan Tee Boon Tsong leading with 7,085 votes, ahead of BN’s Pannir Selvam Paliksina, who garnered 5,731 votes. Bersama candidate Boo Wei Han trailed with 694 votes.

Perling became one of the more closely watched seats after BN handed the constituency to MIC under its internal seat allocation, ending MCA’s long-held claim to contest the urban seat.

If the unofficial results hold, PH will retain Perling despite BN fielding a fresh face from MIC following the coalition’s internal seat redistribution. - July 11, 2026

Related News

Malaysia / 12h

‘It's Deepavali and not Diwali’ – says MIC deputy president

Opinion / 1d

Understanding BERSAMA’s shadow budget 2027 – Belanjawan Bayangan Kancil 2027

Malaysia / 3d

Bersama’s Selangor target difficult to achieve if party goes solo, says analyst

Malaysia / 6d

DAP keeps PH as preferred vehicle but leaves room for change ahead of GE16

Malaysia / 1w

The three ‘wild cards’ in the coming general election

Malaysia / 2w

PH-BN cooperation in Penang remains smooth, says Exco

Spotlight

Malaysia

Five fatal helicopter crash victims honoured in Sarawak state awards

Malaysia

No Malaysian is left behind; Budget 2027 puts people first - Anwar  

Malaysia

Panama hit by 6.4-magnitude earthquake

Malaysia

Haze blankets 33 areas with unhealthy air

Malaysia

Malaysia’s 2027 Budget is a steady one: people-oriented continuity rather than bold reform

Malaysia

Budget 2027: What is in it for me?

Malaysia

Budget 2027 steps up Sabah, Sarawak funding by RM2.2b amid push for development parity

Malaysia

Budget 2027: Maternity leave entitlement increased, minimum pension raised to RM1,350

You may be interested

Malaysia

PETRA: RM47m energy rebate scheme to help households save RM273m in electricity costs

Malaysia

38 areas record unhealthy air quality as Seremban tops haze readings

Malaysia

Man with 10 previous criminal records shot after fleeing police in Petaling Jaya

Malaysia

Budget 2027: Federal spending rises to RM459.84 billion

Malaysia

Budget 2027: NSRC develops AI application to detect scammers before transactions – PM

Malaysia

Speaker congratulates Muar MP as he rushes off after Budget presentation

Malaysia

Private jet chartered for RM210,000 by Philippine syndicate mastermind

Malaysia

Man with 16 previous criminal records shot in head after alleged attempt to flee Johor police