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Thailand: King Vajiralongkorn (*) has accepted Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's (BJT, Conservative) request to dissolve the national parliament.
Election will be held within 60 days, no later than 8 February 2026.
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Election will be held within 60 days, no later than 8 February 2026.
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December 12, 2025 at 5:32 AM
Thailand: King Vajiralongkorn (*) has accepted Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's (BJT, Conservative) request to dissolve the national parliament.
Election will be held within 60 days, no later than 8 February 2026.
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Election will be held within 60 days, no later than 8 February 2026.
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Malaysia (Sabah regional parliament) election, final result:
Vote share by party
WARISAN (Liberal): 25.6% (+0.1)
GAGASAN (Regionalist): 21.2% (new)
UMNO (Conservative): 11.6% (-5.1)
STAR (Regionalist): 6.5% (+1.6)
Ind. (*): 6.2% (+1.2)
UPKO (Regionalist): 5.7% (+1.7)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Vote share by party
WARISAN (Liberal): 25.6% (+0.1)
GAGASAN (Regionalist): 21.2% (new)
UMNO (Conservative): 11.6% (-5.1)
STAR (Regionalist): 6.5% (+1.6)
Ind. (*): 6.2% (+1.2)
UPKO (Regionalist): 5.7% (+1.7)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
November 30, 2025 at 5:17 PM
Malaysia (Sabah regional parliament) election, final result:
Vote share by party
WARISAN (Liberal): 25.6% (+0.1)
GAGASAN (Regionalist): 21.2% (new)
UMNO (Conservative): 11.6% (-5.1)
STAR (Regionalist): 6.5% (+1.6)
Ind. (*): 6.2% (+1.2)
UPKO (Regionalist): 5.7% (+1.7)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Vote share by party
WARISAN (Liberal): 25.6% (+0.1)
GAGASAN (Regionalist): 21.2% (new)
UMNO (Conservative): 11.6% (-5.1)
STAR (Regionalist): 6.5% (+1.6)
Ind. (*): 6.2% (+1.2)
UPKO (Regionalist): 5.7% (+1.7)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Malaysia (Sabah regional parliament) election, final result:
Vote share by alliance
WARISAN (Liberal): 25.6% (+0.1)
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 25.4% (+13.4)
BN (Conservative): 12.8% (-6.4)
PH (Centre-left|Liberal): 6.7% (-7.2)
STAR (Regionalist): 6.5% (+1.6)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Vote share by alliance
WARISAN (Liberal): 25.6% (+0.1)
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 25.4% (+13.4)
BN (Conservative): 12.8% (-6.4)
PH (Centre-left|Liberal): 6.7% (-7.2)
STAR (Regionalist): 6.5% (+1.6)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
November 30, 2025 at 2:32 PM
Malaysia (Sabah regional parliament) election, final result:
Vote share by alliance
WARISAN (Liberal): 25.6% (+0.1)
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 25.4% (+13.4)
BN (Conservative): 12.8% (-6.4)
PH (Centre-left|Liberal): 6.7% (-7.2)
STAR (Regionalist): 6.5% (+1.6)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Vote share by alliance
WARISAN (Liberal): 25.6% (+0.1)
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 25.4% (+13.4)
BN (Conservative): 12.8% (-6.4)
PH (Centre-left|Liberal): 6.7% (-7.2)
STAR (Regionalist): 6.5% (+1.6)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
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Thailand, NIDA poll:
South, party-list election
DP (Centre-right): 40% (+32)
PPLE (Centre-left): 25% (-5)
BJT (Conservative): 16% (+12)
UTN (Right): 5% (-23)
PT (Centre-right): 3% (-4)
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+/- vs. 2023 election
Fieldwork: 18-24 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
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South, party-list election
DP (Centre-right): 40% (+32)
PPLE (Centre-left): 25% (-5)
BJT (Conservative): 16% (+12)
UTN (Right): 5% (-23)
PT (Centre-right): 3% (-4)
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+/- vs. 2023 election
Fieldwork: 18-24 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
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November 29, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Thailand, NIDA poll:
South, party-list election
DP (Centre-right): 40% (+32)
PPLE (Centre-left): 25% (-5)
BJT (Conservative): 16% (+12)
UTN (Right): 5% (-23)
PT (Centre-right): 3% (-4)
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+/- vs. 2023 election
Fieldwork: 18-24 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
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South, party-list election
DP (Centre-right): 40% (+32)
PPLE (Centre-left): 25% (-5)
BJT (Conservative): 16% (+12)
UTN (Right): 5% (-23)
PT (Centre-right): 3% (-4)
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+/- vs. 2023 election
Fieldwork: 18-24 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
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Malaysia (Sabah regional parliament) election, final result:
Seats by party
WARISAN (Liberal): 25 (+2)
GAGASAN (Regionalist): 23 (new)
PBS (Regionalist): 6 (-1)
UMNO (Conservative): 5 (-9)
Ind.-*: 5 (+2)
UPKO (Regionalist): 3 (+2)
STAR (Regionalist): 2 (-4)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Seats by party
WARISAN (Liberal): 25 (+2)
GAGASAN (Regionalist): 23 (new)
PBS (Regionalist): 6 (-1)
UMNO (Conservative): 5 (-9)
Ind.-*: 5 (+2)
UPKO (Regionalist): 3 (+2)
STAR (Regionalist): 2 (-4)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
November 29, 2025 at 8:33 PM
Malaysia (Sabah regional parliament) election, final result:
Seats by party
WARISAN (Liberal): 25 (+2)
GAGASAN (Regionalist): 23 (new)
PBS (Regionalist): 6 (-1)
UMNO (Conservative): 5 (-9)
Ind.-*: 5 (+2)
UPKO (Regionalist): 3 (+2)
STAR (Regionalist): 2 (-4)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Seats by party
WARISAN (Liberal): 25 (+2)
GAGASAN (Regionalist): 23 (new)
PBS (Regionalist): 6 (-1)
UMNO (Conservative): 5 (-9)
Ind.-*: 5 (+2)
UPKO (Regionalist): 3 (+2)
STAR (Regionalist): 2 (-4)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Malaysia (Sabah): the Barisan Nasional (Conservative) alliance fell from 14 seats to 6 seats in the regional parliament election.
Although Barisan Nasional performed better than the other federal-level electoral alliances, that is the worst result it has ever achieved in the state.
Although Barisan Nasional performed better than the other federal-level electoral alliances, that is the worst result it has ever achieved in the state.
November 29, 2025 at 8:14 PM
Malaysia (Sabah): the Barisan Nasional (Conservative) alliance fell from 14 seats to 6 seats in the regional parliament election.
Although Barisan Nasional performed better than the other federal-level electoral alliances, that is the worst result it has ever achieved in the state.
Although Barisan Nasional performed better than the other federal-level electoral alliances, that is the worst result it has ever achieved in the state.
Malaysia (Sabah): the Pakatan Harapan (Centre-left|Liberal) coalition of federal Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim fell from 8 seats to just 1 seat in the regional parliament. That is the alliance's worst result in a Sabah regional parliament election since 2008.
November 29, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Malaysia (Sabah): the Pakatan Harapan (Centre-left|Liberal) coalition of federal Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim fell from 8 seats to just 1 seat in the regional parliament. That is the alliance's worst result in a Sabah regional parliament election since 2008.
Malaysia (Sabah): Sabah's incumbent Chief Minister, Hajiji Noor (GAGASAN, Regionalist), has been sworn in for a second term of office.
His GRS (Regionalist) alliance fell short of a majority in the regional parliament election, winning 29/73 seats. The full governing composition is not yet known.
His GRS (Regionalist) alliance fell short of a majority in the regional parliament election, winning 29/73 seats. The full governing composition is not yet known.
November 29, 2025 at 7:35 PM
Malaysia (Sabah): Sabah's incumbent Chief Minister, Hajiji Noor (GAGASAN, Regionalist), has been sworn in for a second term of office.
His GRS (Regionalist) alliance fell short of a majority in the regional parliament election, winning 29/73 seats. The full governing composition is not yet known.
His GRS (Regionalist) alliance fell short of a majority in the regional parliament election, winning 29/73 seats. The full governing composition is not yet known.
Malaysia (Sabah regional parliament) election, final result:
Seats by alliance
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 29 (+22)
WARISAN (Liberal): 25 (+2)
BN (Conservative): 6 (-8)
Ind.-*: 5 (+2)
UPKO (Regionalist): 3 (+2)
STAR (Regionalist): 2 (-4)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Seats by alliance
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 29 (+22)
WARISAN (Liberal): 25 (+2)
BN (Conservative): 6 (-8)
Ind.-*: 5 (+2)
UPKO (Regionalist): 3 (+2)
STAR (Regionalist): 2 (-4)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
November 29, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Malaysia (Sabah regional parliament) election, final result:
Seats by alliance
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 29 (+22)
WARISAN (Liberal): 25 (+2)
BN (Conservative): 6 (-8)
Ind.-*: 5 (+2)
UPKO (Regionalist): 3 (+2)
STAR (Regionalist): 2 (-4)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Seats by alliance
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 29 (+22)
WARISAN (Liberal): 25 (+2)
BN (Conservative): 6 (-8)
Ind.-*: 5 (+2)
UPKO (Regionalist): 3 (+2)
STAR (Regionalist): 2 (-4)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Malaysia (Sabah): final turnout in the Sabah regional parliament election was 64.4%. That is down slightly from the 66.6% turnout that was recorded in the 2020 election.
November 29, 2025 at 6:54 PM
Malaysia (Sabah): final turnout in the Sabah regional parliament election was 64.4%. That is down slightly from the 66.6% turnout that was recorded in the 2020 election.
Malaysia (Sabah regional parliament), Universiti Teknologi MARA seat projection:
BN (Conservative): 18 (+4)
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 18 (+11)
WARISAN (Liberal): 16 (-7)
PH (Centre-left|Liberal): 14 (+6)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Fieldwork: November 2025 (pre-election)
Sample size: N/A
BN (Conservative): 18 (+4)
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 18 (+11)
WARISAN (Liberal): 16 (-7)
PH (Centre-left|Liberal): 14 (+6)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Fieldwork: November 2025 (pre-election)
Sample size: N/A
November 29, 2025 at 12:12 AM
Malaysia (Sabah regional parliament), Universiti Teknologi MARA seat projection:
BN (Conservative): 18 (+4)
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 18 (+11)
WARISAN (Liberal): 16 (-7)
PH (Centre-left|Liberal): 14 (+6)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Fieldwork: November 2025 (pre-election)
Sample size: N/A
BN (Conservative): 18 (+4)
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 18 (+11)
WARISAN (Liberal): 16 (-7)
PH (Centre-left|Liberal): 14 (+6)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Fieldwork: November 2025 (pre-election)
Sample size: N/A
Malaysia, Sabah regional parliament election today:
➤Polls open: 7.30am - 5.30pm local time (11.30pm - 9.30am GMT)
➤Eligible voters: 1.74 million
➤Electoral system: FPTP
➤Incumbent Chief Minister: Hajiji Noor (GAGASAN, Regionalist)
➤596 candidates and 24 parties contesting 73 seats
➤Polls open: 7.30am - 5.30pm local time (11.30pm - 9.30am GMT)
➤Eligible voters: 1.74 million
➤Electoral system: FPTP
➤Incumbent Chief Minister: Hajiji Noor (GAGASAN, Regionalist)
➤596 candidates and 24 parties contesting 73 seats
November 29, 2025 at 12:01 AM
Malaysia, Sabah regional parliament election today:
➤Polls open: 7.30am - 5.30pm local time (11.30pm - 9.30am GMT)
➤Eligible voters: 1.74 million
➤Electoral system: FPTP
➤Incumbent Chief Minister: Hajiji Noor (GAGASAN, Regionalist)
➤596 candidates and 24 parties contesting 73 seats
➤Polls open: 7.30am - 5.30pm local time (11.30pm - 9.30am GMT)
➤Eligible voters: 1.74 million
➤Electoral system: FPTP
➤Incumbent Chief Minister: Hajiji Noor (GAGASAN, Regionalist)
➤596 candidates and 24 parties contesting 73 seats
Malaysia (Sabah regional parliament), ILHAM Centre poll:
Seat projection
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 26 (+19)
WARISAN (Liberal): 14 (-9)
BN (Conservative): 9 (-5)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Fieldwork: 15-27 November 2025
Sample size: 1,500
Seat projection
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 26 (+19)
WARISAN (Liberal): 14 (-9)
BN (Conservative): 9 (-5)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Fieldwork: 15-27 November 2025
Sample size: 1,500
November 28, 2025 at 7:39 PM
Malaysia (Sabah regional parliament), ILHAM Centre poll:
Seat projection
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 26 (+19)
WARISAN (Liberal): 14 (-9)
BN (Conservative): 9 (-5)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Fieldwork: 15-27 November 2025
Sample size: 1,500
Seat projection
GRS (Regionalist|Conservative): 26 (+19)
WARISAN (Liberal): 14 (-9)
BN (Conservative): 9 (-5)
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+/- vs. 2020 election
Fieldwork: 15-27 November 2025
Sample size: 1,500
Thailand, Suan Dusit poll:
Party-list election
PPLE (Centre-left): 29% (-1)
BJT (Conservative): 25% (+7)
PT (Centre-right): 14% (-1)
DP (Centre-right): 14% (+10)
PPRP (Right): 3% (-10)
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+/- vs. 09-12 September 2025
Fieldwork: 19-21 November 2025
Sample size: 1,794
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Party-list election
PPLE (Centre-left): 29% (-1)
BJT (Conservative): 25% (+7)
PT (Centre-right): 14% (-1)
DP (Centre-right): 14% (+10)
PPRP (Right): 3% (-10)
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+/- vs. 09-12 September 2025
Fieldwork: 19-21 November 2025
Sample size: 1,794
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November 23, 2025 at 1:41 AM
Thailand, Suan Dusit poll:
Party-list election
PPLE (Centre-left): 29% (-1)
BJT (Conservative): 25% (+7)
PT (Centre-right): 14% (-1)
DP (Centre-right): 14% (+10)
PPRP (Right): 3% (-10)
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+/- vs. 09-12 September 2025
Fieldwork: 19-21 November 2025
Sample size: 1,794
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Party-list election
PPLE (Centre-left): 29% (-1)
BJT (Conservative): 25% (+7)
PT (Centre-right): 14% (-1)
DP (Centre-right): 14% (+10)
PPRP (Right): 3% (-10)
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+/- vs. 09-12 September 2025
Fieldwork: 19-21 November 2025
Sample size: 1,794
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Thailand, NIDA poll:
East, party-list election
PPLE (Centre-left): 38% (-8)
BJT (Conservative): 17% (+15)
DP (Centre-right): 12% (+10)
PT (Centre-right): 12% (-12)
ECON (Libertarian): 7% (+7)
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+/- vs. 2023 election
Fieldwork: 13-18 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
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East, party-list election
PPLE (Centre-left): 38% (-8)
BJT (Conservative): 17% (+15)
DP (Centre-right): 12% (+10)
PT (Centre-right): 12% (-12)
ECON (Libertarian): 7% (+7)
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+/- vs. 2023 election
Fieldwork: 13-18 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
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November 22, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Thailand, NIDA poll:
East, party-list election
PPLE (Centre-left): 38% (-8)
BJT (Conservative): 17% (+15)
DP (Centre-right): 12% (+10)
PT (Centre-right): 12% (-12)
ECON (Libertarian): 7% (+7)
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+/- vs. 2023 election
Fieldwork: 13-18 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
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East, party-list election
PPLE (Centre-left): 38% (-8)
BJT (Conservative): 17% (+15)
DP (Centre-right): 12% (+10)
PT (Centre-right): 12% (-12)
ECON (Libertarian): 7% (+7)
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+/- vs. 2023 election
Fieldwork: 13-18 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
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Thailand, NIDA poll:
Central, party-list election
PPLE (Centre-left): 41% (-4)
BJT (Conservative): 14% (+11)
DP (Centre-right): 14% (+12)
PT (Centre-right): 12% (-12)
UTN (Right): 8% (-5)
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+/- vs. 2023 election
Fieldwork: 10-13 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
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Central, party-list election
PPLE (Centre-left): 41% (-4)
BJT (Conservative): 14% (+11)
DP (Centre-right): 14% (+12)
PT (Centre-right): 12% (-12)
UTN (Right): 8% (-5)
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+/- vs. 2023 election
Fieldwork: 10-13 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
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November 15, 2025 at 11:06 PM
Thailand, NIDA poll:
Central, party-list election
PPLE (Centre-left): 41% (-4)
BJT (Conservative): 14% (+11)
DP (Centre-right): 14% (+12)
PT (Centre-right): 12% (-12)
UTN (Right): 8% (-5)
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+/- vs. 2023 election
Fieldwork: 10-13 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
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Central, party-list election
PPLE (Centre-left): 41% (-4)
BJT (Conservative): 14% (+11)
DP (Centre-right): 14% (+12)
PT (Centre-right): 12% (-12)
UTN (Right): 8% (-5)
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+/- vs. 2023 election
Fieldwork: 10-13 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
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Malaysia (Sabah): a record 596 candidates and 24 parties are contesting the next Sabah regional parliament election, due to be held on 29 November.
Four major multi-party alliances are contesting the election, which will be held using the first past the post electoral system.
#Malaysia #Sabah
Four major multi-party alliances are contesting the election, which will be held using the first past the post electoral system.
#Malaysia #Sabah
November 15, 2025 at 10:03 AM
Malaysia (Sabah): a record 596 candidates and 24 parties are contesting the next Sabah regional parliament election, due to be held on 29 November.
Four major multi-party alliances are contesting the election, which will be held using the first past the post electoral system.
#Malaysia #Sabah
Four major multi-party alliances are contesting the election, which will be held using the first past the post electoral system.
#Malaysia #Sabah
Iraq, Preliminary final election result:
National parliament seat projection
R&D (Centre): 46 (+46)
Progress (Liberal): 28 (-9)
SoL (Conservative): 27 (-6)
Sadiqoun (Islamist): 27 (+27)
KDP (Centre-right): 26 (-5)
ANSF (Centre): 19 (+15)
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+/- vs. Last election result
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National parliament seat projection
R&D (Centre): 46 (+46)
Progress (Liberal): 28 (-9)
SoL (Conservative): 27 (-6)
Sadiqoun (Islamist): 27 (+27)
KDP (Centre-right): 26 (-5)
ANSF (Centre): 19 (+15)
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+/- vs. Last election result
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November 13, 2025 at 4:26 PM
Iraq, Preliminary final election result:
National parliament seat projection
R&D (Centre): 46 (+46)
Progress (Liberal): 28 (-9)
SoL (Conservative): 27 (-6)
Sadiqoun (Islamist): 27 (+27)
KDP (Centre-right): 26 (-5)
ANSF (Centre): 19 (+15)
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+/- vs. Last election result
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National parliament seat projection
R&D (Centre): 46 (+46)
Progress (Liberal): 28 (-9)
SoL (Conservative): 27 (-6)
Sadiqoun (Islamist): 27 (+27)
KDP (Centre-right): 26 (-5)
ANSF (Centre): 19 (+15)
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+/- vs. Last election result
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Iraq, Preliminary final election result:
National parliament election
R&D (Centre): 12.1% (+12.1)
KDP (Centre-right): 10.1% (+1.3)
Progress (Liberal): 8.7% (+1.5)
SoL (Conservative): 6.5% (+0.8)
Sadiqoun (Islamist): 6.3% (+6.3)
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+/- vs. Last election result
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National parliament election
R&D (Centre): 12.1% (+12.1)
KDP (Centre-right): 10.1% (+1.3)
Progress (Liberal): 8.7% (+1.5)
SoL (Conservative): 6.5% (+0.8)
Sadiqoun (Islamist): 6.3% (+6.3)
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+/- vs. Last election result
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November 13, 2025 at 3:10 PM
Iraq, Preliminary final election result:
National parliament election
R&D (Centre): 12.1% (+12.1)
KDP (Centre-right): 10.1% (+1.3)
Progress (Liberal): 8.7% (+1.5)
SoL (Conservative): 6.5% (+0.8)
Sadiqoun (Islamist): 6.3% (+6.3)
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+/- vs. Last election result
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National parliament election
R&D (Centre): 12.1% (+12.1)
KDP (Centre-right): 10.1% (+1.3)
Progress (Liberal): 8.7% (+1.5)
SoL (Conservative): 6.5% (+0.8)
Sadiqoun (Islamist): 6.3% (+6.3)
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+/- vs. Last election result
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Iraq: National parliament election (99.7% counted)
Final Turnout
2005 (Dec.): 79.62%
2010: 62.40%
2014: 60.50%
2018: 44.50%
2021: 41.05%
2025: 56.08%
Independent High Electoral Commission
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#Iraq
Final Turnout
2005 (Dec.): 79.62%
2010: 62.40%
2014: 60.50%
2018: 44.50%
2021: 41.05%
2025: 56.08%
Independent High Electoral Commission
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#Iraq
November 11, 2025 at 8:52 PM
Iraq: National parliament election (99.7% counted)
Final Turnout
2005 (Dec.): 79.62%
2010: 62.40%
2014: 60.50%
2018: 44.50%
2021: 41.05%
2025: 56.08%
Independent High Electoral Commission
➤ asiaelects.com/iraq
#Iraq
Final Turnout
2005 (Dec.): 79.62%
2010: 62.40%
2014: 60.50%
2018: 44.50%
2021: 41.05%
2025: 56.08%
Independent High Electoral Commission
➤ asiaelects.com/iraq
#Iraq
Iraq, national parliament election today: polling stations across the country have now closed.
Preliminary results will be available tomorrow.
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#Iraq #انتخابات
Preliminary results will be available tomorrow.
➤ https://asiaelects.com/Iraq
#Iraq #انتخابات
November 11, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Iraq, national parliament election today: polling stations across the country have now closed.
Preliminary results will be available tomorrow.
➤ https://asiaelects.com/Iraq
#Iraq #انتخابات
Preliminary results will be available tomorrow.
➤ https://asiaelects.com/Iraq
#Iraq #انتخابات
Iraq: National parliament election
Turnout at 12:00 PM +03
2021: 19.49%
2025: 23.90%
Independent High Electoral Commission
➤ asiaelects.com/iraq
#Iraq
Turnout at 12:00 PM +03
2021: 19.49%
2025: 23.90%
Independent High Electoral Commission
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#Iraq
November 11, 2025 at 12:49 PM
Iraq: National parliament election
Turnout at 12:00 PM +03
2021: 19.49%
2025: 23.90%
Independent High Electoral Commission
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#Iraq
Turnout at 12:00 PM +03
2021: 19.49%
2025: 23.90%
Independent High Electoral Commission
➤ asiaelects.com/iraq
#Iraq
Thailand, NIDA poll:
North, preferred prime minister
Natthaphong (PPLE-Centre-left): 34%
Anutin (BJT-Conservative): 22%
Abhisit (DP-Centre-right): 9%
Sudarat (TST-Centre-right): 7%
...
Fieldwork: 30 October - 04 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
➤ asiaelects.com/thailand
North, preferred prime minister
Natthaphong (PPLE-Centre-left): 34%
Anutin (BJT-Conservative): 22%
Abhisit (DP-Centre-right): 9%
Sudarat (TST-Centre-right): 7%
...
Fieldwork: 30 October - 04 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
➤ asiaelects.com/thailand
November 11, 2025 at 9:36 AM
Thailand, NIDA poll:
North, preferred prime minister
Natthaphong (PPLE-Centre-left): 34%
Anutin (BJT-Conservative): 22%
Abhisit (DP-Centre-right): 9%
Sudarat (TST-Centre-right): 7%
...
Fieldwork: 30 October - 04 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
➤ asiaelects.com/thailand
North, preferred prime minister
Natthaphong (PPLE-Centre-left): 34%
Anutin (BJT-Conservative): 22%
Abhisit (DP-Centre-right): 9%
Sudarat (TST-Centre-right): 7%
...
Fieldwork: 30 October - 04 November 2025
Sample size: 2,000
➤ asiaelects.com/thailand
Iraq, national parliament election today: polling stations across the country have now closed
Preliminary results will be available tomorrow.
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#Iraq #انتخابات
Preliminary results will be available tomorrow.
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#Iraq #انتخابات
November 11, 2025 at 4:00 AM
Iraq, national parliament election today: polling stations across the country have now closed
Preliminary results will be available tomorrow.
➤ https://asiaelects.com/Iraq
#Iraq #انتخابات
Preliminary results will be available tomorrow.
➤ https://asiaelects.com/Iraq
#Iraq #انتخابات