Ini PN lagi taik, majoriti GRS pun dari PN lompat katak. Mahu undi lagi PN? Hancur punya... GRS sudah pun rasuah besar besaran ingat PN bagus ka.... LoL.

This post has been edited by danielmckey: Nov 29 2025, 01:50 PM

Ini BN, Star & Upko untung besar...

i wish Warisan win it. baru ada pop corn wayang tengok.
Rindu Darell Leiking

voting for bad leaders to be in charge kekw typical malaysian politic

Warisan to win need majority win, Musa dont like Shafie been enemies so long ago he wont make it easy incase Warisan win it. People forgot Sabah Tyt is not normal guy, probably the most powerful man in Sabah. If GRS and Warisan close in seat won more likely GRS win.

This post has been edited by PhalanxID: Nov 29 2025, 01:57 PM

i want abu bakar ellah to win kuamut. Tu saja sia mau

the state where katak paling active

Too bad ah Tiong King Sing not Sabahan. He would be the perfect CM for that state. You just need 1 guy to make a difference. The current crop of leaders in Sabah is crap.

IIRC, Sabah DUN can "create" extra seats to shore up the current govt in power. This was how PAS is given a seat in Sabah last time, despite not winning a single one.

BTW, only 45.5% voted as at 1pm. Unless it picks up after lunchtime, might end up same as 2020.....

PETALING JAYA: The voter turnout in the 17th Sabah state election stood at 45.5% as of 1pm, says the Election Commission.

Most of the polling centres in the 73 state constituencies are set to close at 5pm.

The total turnout in the last Sabah state polls, which took place in September 2020, was 66.61%.

There are 1,784,843 registered voters on the electoral roll for this Sabah election, which was called after the dissolution of the state assembly on Oct 6.

The previous state administration was formed by Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) and Barisan Nasional (BN) after the 2020 polls.

BN left the state government in January 2023 after a failed attempt to unseat GRS chairman Hajiji Noor as chief minister.

Several BN assemblymen continued backing Hajiji while Pakatan Harapan was roped into the state government as it threw its support behind the chief minister.

This post has been edited by ZeroSOFInfinity: Nov 29 2025, 02:45 PM

GRS GPS cannot distinguish meh

You wanna speculate Sabah politics use the right term lo bos

Anyhow, bye PH BN PN

Lol sorry autocorrect

why not bye2 GRS GSB also since these local parti songlap kaw2 as exposed by Albert

This post has been edited by ipohps3: Nov 29 2025, 03:07 PM

Might end up lower than last time...

Hmmm, this one can meninggal also no issue for me

My criteria very simple, 3 only.

1. Non Malaya party
- Federal level is fine, state level should be local.

2. No Criminals
- Non criminal convicted / exposed largely in public which has significant amount of evidence or optics

3. Is large enough to form government with little to no - bloc / coalition / alliance involvement as possible
- Too much fragmentation leads to more kataks

Overall, no party is immune to corruption and no true clean party be it PH BN PN GPS GRS WARISAN UPKO etc

But objectively, still can achieve the best interest of Sabah first.

Darrel tak join election.

You might clever mind in this but many still tinggal atas pokok. You tell also they quiet dunno because they not think too far... Only takut tomorrow no food not future...

Voted warisan, but don't have high expectation.

All parties are bad, worst or thief. Probably bersyukur we chose the less shit one