Malaysia, heads of regional government by party: UMNO (Conservative): 5 (+1) PAS (Islamist): 3 (-1) PKR (Centrist): 1 (-1) DAP (Centre-left): 1 PBB (Regionalist): 1 GAGASAN (Regionalist): 1 BERSATU (Conservative): 1 (+1) +/- vs. 2023 regional parliament elections ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia (Negeri Sembilan regional parliament): PH (Centrist|Centre left) was pushed back to its urban strongholds, largely in Seremban and Port Dickson, while the BN + PN alliance (Conservative|Islamist|Liberal) swept much of the rest of the state. ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia (Negeri Sembilan regional parliament): the National Vision Party (WAWASAN, Conservative) of federal opposition leader Hamzah Zainudin won 6% of the vote and 3 seats in its first electoral contest. The party was formed earlier this year. ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia (Negeri Sembilan regional parliament): the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA, Conservative) gained representation for the first time since 2013. It contested the election as part of the successful BN-PN (Conservative|Islamist|Liberal) alliance. ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia (Negeri Sembilan regional parliament): the Pakatan Harapan alliance (Centrist|Centre-left) has lost power for the first time since 2018. Incumbent chief minister (head of regional government), Aminuddin Harun (PKR, Centrist), failed to win his seat. ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Negeri Sembilan regional parliament election: Final result (vote share by party) UMNO (Conservative): 26.7% (+4.5) DAP (Centre-left): 20.9% (-5.0) PAS (Islamist): 11.9% (-4.3) PKR (Centrist): 11.8% (+3.0) ... +/- vs. 2023 election ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Negeri Sembilan regional parliament election: Final result (vote share by alliance) BN + PN (Conservative|Islamist|Liberal): 56.5% (+14.9) PH (Centrist|Centre-left): 39.6% (+0.9) ... +/- vs. 2023 election ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Negeri Sembilan regional parliament election: Final result (seats won by party) UMNO (Conservative): 16 (+2) DAP (Centre-left): 9 (-2) PAS (Islamist): 4 (+1) WAWASAN (Conservative): 3 (new) ... +/- vs. 2023 election Majority = 19 seats ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Negeri Sembilan regional parliament election: Final result (seats won by alliance) BN + PN (Conservative|Islamist|Liberal): 25 (+8) PH (Centrist|Centre-left): 11 (-6) ... +/- vs. 2023 election Majority = 19 seats ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Negeri Sembilan regional parliament election today: ➤Polls open: 8am - 6pm local time (GMT+8) ➤Eligible voters: 859,750 ➤Electoral system: FPTP ➤Voting age: 18 ➤Incumbent head of government: Aminuddin Harun (PKR, Centrist) ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Philippines, Momentum poll: Vice President election R. Tulfo (*): 20% Go (PDP-Right): 18% Padilla (PDP-Right): 15% Marcoleta (*): 10% Aquino IV (KANP-Centre-left): 10% Pangilinan (LP-Liberal): 9% ... Fieldwork: 13-16 July 2026 Sample size: 1,438 ➤ asiaelects.com/philippines

Philippines, Pulse Asia poll: Vice President election Go (PDP-Right): 30% Padilla (PDP-Right): 23% (+9) Aquino IV (KANP-Centre-left): 15% Poe (*): 15% (-20) ... +/- vs. 06-10 March 2024 Fieldwork: 28 June - 03 July 2026 Sample size: 2,400 ➤ asiaelects.com/philippines

Philippines, Momentum poll: President election Duterte-Carpio (HNP-Regionalist): 50% Robredo (LP-Liberal): 27% R. Tulfo (*): 14% Hontiveros (Akbayan-Centre-left): 3% Aquino IV (KANP-Centre-left): 2% Go (PDP-Right): 2% ... Fieldwork: 13-16 July 2026 Sample size: 1,438 ➤ asiaelects.com/philippines

Philippines, Pulse Asia poll: President election Duterte-Carpio (HNP-Regionalist): 54% (+10) Robredo (LP-Liberal): 29% (+1) R. Tulfo (*): 16% (-3) ... +/- vs. 27 February - 02 March 2026 Fieldwork: 28 June - 03 July 2026 Sample size: 2,400 ➤ asiaelects.com/philippines

Malaysia (Negeri Sembilan regional parliament), Vodus Research poll: PH (Centrist|Centre-left): 49% (+10) BN (Conservative): 41% (+19) PN (Conservative|Islamist|Liberal): 8% (-30) +/- vs. 2023 election Fieldwork: 9-21 July 2026 Sample size: 437 ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia (Negeri Sembilan regional parliament election), candidates by party: BERSATU (Conservative): 22 (+5) UMNO (Conservative): 16 (-1) PKR (Centrist): 16 (+10) DAP (Centre-left): 11 ... +/- vs. 2023 election Seats up for election: 36 ➤ https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Johor regional parliament election: the Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS, Islamist) lost its sole seat, losing representation in Johor at the state level for the first time since 2004. ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Johor regional parliament election: in its first electoral outing, the Malaysian United Party (BERSAMA, Liberal) won 1.5% of the vote, losing all its deposits. BERSAMA recently split from Anwar Ibrahim's governing People's Justice Party (PKR, Centrist). ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Johor regional parliament: with 59.4% of the vote and 48/56 seats, the BN (Conservative) alliance has achieved its best result in the state since 2008. BN's component parties have governed Johor for 67 of the 69 years since independence in 1957. ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Johor regional parliament election: Final result (vote share by party) UMNO (Conservative): 36 (+3) MCA (Conservative): 8 (+4) DAP (Centre-left): 6 (-4) MIC (Conservative): 4 (+1) ... +/- vs. 2022 election Majority = 29 seats ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Johor regional parliament election: Final result (vote share by party) UMNO (Conservative): 41.1% (+11.8) DAP (Centre-left): 15.6% (+2.6) MCA (Conservative): 14.2% (+3.1) AMANAH (Centrist): 8.7% (+1.3) ... +/- vs. 2022 election ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Johor regional parliament election: Final result (seats won by alliance) BN (Conservative): 48 (+8) PH (Centrist|Centre-left): 8 (-4) PN (Conservative|Islamist): 0 (-3) ... +/- vs. 2022 election Majority = 29 seats ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Johor regional parliament election: Final result (vote share by alliance) BN (Conservative): 59.4% (+16.3) PH (Centrist|Centre-left): 32.7% (+6.3) PN (Conservative|Islamist): 5.6% (-19.8) ... +/- vs. 2022 election ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Johor regional parliament election: Vote share by alliance (51/56 seats counted) BN (Conservative): 62.1% PH (Centrist|Centre-left): 30.1% PN (Conservative|Islamist): 6.3% BERSAMA (Liberal): 1.1% ... ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Johor regional parliament election: Seats won by alliance (48/56 counted) BN (Conservative): 42 (+12) PH (Centrist|Centre-left): 6 (+4) PN (Conservative|Islamist): 0 ... Majority = 29 seats +/- vs. 32/56 counted ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Johor regional parliament election: Barisan Nasional (BN, Conservative), led by chief minister Onn Hafiz Ghazi (UMNO, Conservative), has won a majority of seats. The UMNO-led alliance has won every state election in Johor since independence, with the exception of 2018.

Malaysia, Johor regional parliament election: Seats won by alliance (32/56 counted) BN (Conservative): 30 PH (Centrist|Centre-left): 2 PN (Conservative|Islamist): 0 ... Majority = 29 seats ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Johor regional parliament election today: ➤Polls open: 8am - 6pm local time (GMT+8) ➤Eligible voters: 2.7 million ➤Electoral system: FPTP ➤Voting age: 18 ➤Incumbent chief minister (head of government): Onn Hafiz Ghazi (UMNO, Conservative) ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Thailand, NIDA poll: Party-list election PPLE (Centre-left): 37% (-1) BJT (Conservative): 18% (-10) PT (Centre-right): 18% (+5) DP (Centre-right): 13% (+1) UTN (Right): 3% (+1) ... +/- vs. 19-24 March 2026 Fieldwork: 29 June - 02 July 2026 Sample size: 2,500 ➤ asiaelects.com/thailand

Malaysia (Johor regional parliament), Vodus Research poll: BN (Conservative): 40% (-3) PH (Centrist|Centre-left): 29% (+3) PN (Conservative|Islamist): 17% (-8) +/- vs. 2022 election Fieldwork: 15-29 June 2026 Sample size: 1,303 ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia