PETALING JAYA: Barisan Nasional has won the Johor election by a landslide, allowing it to form the new state government.
The coalition secured 48 seats, which is more than the 29 needed for a simple majority in the 56-seat state assembly.
Barisan won a two-thirds majority after it surpassed the 37-seat mark.
The only other coalition to win is Pakatan Harapan with eight seats.
Here’s how the balance of power in the state looks like following the poll results:
Below is a breakdown of the number of seats contested and won by each political party:
When it comes to the popular vote, Barisan had the biggest share.
The coalition garnered 1.12 million votes, which was 59.7% out of the total 1.87 million ballots cast.
This was followed by Pakatan which secured about 611,000 votes or 32.6%.
Below is a closer look at the vote share:
The following shows the results for each constituency.
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Here's how each of the 172 candidates performed:
