LIVE REPORTS
9.22pm: MIC president S Samy Vellu arrives during the Election Commission's announcement that party candidate P Kamalanathan has won the Hulu Selangor by-election.
9.11pm: Official results from Election Commission
BN - 24,997
PKR - 23,272
Majority -1,725
9.09pm: Prime Minister Najib Razak arrives at the main tally centre in Kuala Kubu Bahru.
He is welcomed by supporters who shouted 'Hidup BN' (Long live BN).
8.37pm: MIC deputy president G Palanivel and party secretary-general and Human Resources Minister Dr S Subramaniam are there to join their colleague P Kamalanathan in claiming victory. Also Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein has arrived at the main tally centre.
8.30pm: P Kamalanathan and his wife arrives, and are standing next to Hulu Selangor Umno treasurer Zainal Sakom.
8.20pm: A smiling Muhyiddin arrives at the main tally hall in Kuala Kubu Bharu.
8.16pm: On-the-spot analysis
Pakatan Rakyat suffers it first loss in a state under its control. Out of the 10 by-elections since 2008 general elections, the score is Pakatan, 7, and BN, 3.
BN won in the state seats of Batang Air (Sarawak), Bagan Pinang (Negeri Sembilan) and Hulu Selangor (Selangor).
With its victory in Hulu Selangor, MIC has increased its representation in Parliament by three - P Kamalanathan is to join Dr S Subramaniam (Segamat) and SK Devamany (Cameron Highlands).
BN has won back some of voters who had refused to vote for the previous MIC candidate, G Palanivel. In the 2008 general elections, BN has bagged a collective majority of almost 6,000 votes in the three state seats under Hulu Selangor but yet lost the parliamentary seat by 198 votes.
Unofficial results
BN - 24,669
PKR - 22,986
Majority - 1,683
8.13pm: DPM Muhyiddin Yassin has left the BN command centre and is said to be heading towards the Kuala Kubu Bahru nomination centre for the official results.
8.04pm: Prime Minister and BN chairperson Najib Abdul Razak is on his way to the main tally centre in Hulu Selangor, an indication that the coalition has won this by-election.
Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin is also on his way to the tally centre in Kuala Kubu Bahru.
8pm: On-the-spot analysis
BN has won big in Malay-majority areas, especially the Felda settlements. While PKR has won the Chinese-majority areas, but its margin of victory in these areas is not big enough to compensate its loss in the Malay-majority area.
PKR has won all Chinese-majority areas, while at the same time losing all Malay-majority areas.
According the 'saluran' results, young voters have voted overwhelmingly for Pakatan.
In addition, it appears that Indian voters have generally return to BN's fold.
7.49pm: Unofficial results
According to BN sources, P Kamalanathan (MIC) is leading Zaid Ibrahim (PKR) by about 2,000 votes.
PKR leaders have unofficially conceded defeat.
BN - 21,354
PKR - 19,917
Majority - 1,437
7.36pm:
BN sources are claiming that they are leading by 3,000 to 4,000 votes. According to Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin, the unofficial tally so far is:
BN - 19,067
PKR - 17,554
Majority - 1,513
Election Commission's official results
BN - 4,080
PKr - 4,547
Majority - 467
7.21pm:
Election Commission's official results
PKR - 2,722
BN - 2,468
Majority - 258
7.15pm: On-the-spot analysis
Early results show PKR winning two-thirds of the votes in Chinese-majority areas, below the 85 percent which DAP supremo Lim Kit Siang has wanted. According to Lim, PKR will need to win that much to win.
It is expected PKR will lose much of the votes in the Malay-majority Felda areas.
Election Commission's official results
PKR - 2,173
BN - 1,934
Majority - 239
7.12pm: Unofficial results
PKR - 9,133
BN - 7,261
Majority - 1,872
About 33 percent of the votes have been tallied so far.
7.05pm: Unofficial results
PKR - 8,755
BN - 7,116
Majority - 1,639
7pm: On-the-spot analysis
Most of the Chinese-majority areas have been counted, with PKR leading by 1,226 votes. About 30 percent of the votes counted.
The votes in the Malay-majority areas have not to come in. PKR is expected not to do well in these areas. The race for Hulu Selangor is still open.
200 BN supporters are waiting at the BN command centre in Bukit Sentosa, though the ruling coalition's top guns have not appeared yet.
Only Umno secretary-general Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor and party vice-president Shafie Apdal are sitting in the meeting room looking on at the latest election results.
6.59pm: Unofficial results
PKR - 7,770
BN - 6,504
Majority - 1,226
6.57pm: Unofficial results
PKR - 7,410
BN - 6,339
Majority - 1,071
6.54pm: Unofficial results
PKR -7,053
BN - 6,010
Majority - 1,034
6.45pm: Unofficial results
PKR - 6,389
BN - 5,385
Majority - 1,004
So far about 11,674 votes, or 25 percent, of votes counted.
6.43pm: Unofficial results
PKR - 5,596
BN - 5,041
Majority - 555
6.41pm: Unofficial results
PKR - 4,204
BN - 3,592
Majority -612
6.37pm: On-the-spot analysis
According to early results, PKR is leading by a wide margin in Chinese areas and by a slight margin in mixed areas and is trailing behind BN in Malay areas.
For PKR to win, it needs to win big in Chinese and mixed areas to cover its expected loss in Malay areas.
6.34pm: Unofficial results
Kg Baru Cina KKB (Chinese area), saluran 2 - PKR 203, BN 77
Kg Baru Cina KKB (Chinese area), saluran 4 - PKR 256, BN 73
Kg Baru Cina KKB (Chinese area), saluran 1 - PKR 207, BN 56
Unofficial - PKR 666, BN 206
6.29pm: Unofficial results (PKR 2,972, BN 2,259)
Bandar Kuala Kubu Bahru (mixed area), saluran 1 - PKR 135, BN 82
Bandar Kuala Kubu Bahru (mixed area), saluran 2 - PKR 272, BN 212
Bandar Kuala Kubu Bahru (mixed area), saluran 3 - PKR 490, BN 205
Unofficial - PKR 897, BN 499
6.23pm: Unofficial results
Kg Baru Batang Kali (Chinese area), saluran 1- PKR 220, BN 58
Hulu Yam Barat (mixed area), saluran 1 - PKR 205, BN 184
Ampang Pecah (Malay area), saluran 5 - PKR 148, BN 216
Hulu Yam Barat (mixed area), saluran 1 - PKR 224, BN 168
Kg Gumut (Malay area), saluran 1 - PKR 104, BN 172
Unofficial - PKR 901, BN 798
6.18pm: Unofficial results
Kg Sungai Tengi Selatan (Malay Felda), saluran 1 - PKR 62, BN 176
Kuala Kalumpang (mixed area), saluran 1 - PKR 98, BN 128
Kg Baru Rasa (Chinese area), saluran 1 - PKR 301, BN 75
Kg Bahru Kerling (Chinese area), saluran 1 - PKR 268, BN 122
Unofficial - PKR 729, BN 501
6.13pm: Unofficial results
Kuala Kalumpang, saluran 1 - PKR 98, BN 128
Ulu Yam Barat, saluran 1 - PKR 171, BN 94
Kg Bharu Kerling, saluran 1 - PKR 172, BN 83
Pertak Bukit Fraser - PKR 22, BN 15
Pertak, saluran 2 - PKR 18, BN 98
Ampang Pecah, saluran 1 - PKR 105, BN 155
Unofficial - PKR 491, BN 445
6.10pm: Counting has begun for the Hulu Selangor by-election. According to unofficial results, BN has won the postal votes.
BN: 767
PKR: 120
9.22pm: MIC president S Samy Vellu arrives during the Election Commission's announcement that party candidate P Kamalanathan has won the Hulu Selangor by-election.
9.11pm: Official results from Election Commission
BN - 24,997
PKR - 23,272
Majority -1,725
9.09pm: Prime Minister Najib Razak arrives at the main tally centre in Kuala Kubu Bahru.
He is welcomed by supporters who shouted 'Hidup BN' (Long live BN).
8.37pm: MIC deputy president G Palanivel and party secretary-general and Human Resources Minister Dr S Subramaniam are there to join their colleague P Kamalanathan in claiming victory. Also Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein has arrived at the main tally centre.
8.30pm: P Kamalanathan and his wife arrives, and are standing next to Hulu Selangor Umno treasurer Zainal Sakom.
8.20pm: A smiling Muhyiddin arrives at the main tally hall in Kuala Kubu Bharu.
8.16pm: On-the-spot analysis
Pakatan Rakyat suffers it first loss in a state under its control. Out of the 10 by-elections since 2008 general elections, the score is Pakatan, 7, and BN, 3.
BN won in the state seats of Batang Air (Sarawak), Bagan Pinang (Negeri Sembilan) and Hulu Selangor (Selangor).
With its victory in Hulu Selangor, MIC has increased its representation in Parliament by three - P Kamalanathan is to join Dr S Subramaniam (Segamat) and SK Devamany (Cameron Highlands).
BN has won back some of voters who had refused to vote for the previous MIC candidate, G Palanivel. In the 2008 general elections, BN has bagged a collective majority of almost 6,000 votes in the three state seats under Hulu Selangor but yet lost the parliamentary seat by 198 votes.
Unofficial results
BN - 24,669
PKR - 22,986
Majority - 1,683
8.13pm: DPM Muhyiddin Yassin has left the BN command centre and is said to be heading towards the Kuala Kubu Bahru nomination centre for the official results.
8.04pm: Prime Minister and BN chairperson Najib Abdul Razak is on his way to the main tally centre in Hulu Selangor, an indication that the coalition has won this by-election.
Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin is also on his way to the tally centre in Kuala Kubu Bahru.
8pm: On-the-spot analysis
BN has won big in Malay-majority areas, especially the Felda settlements. While PKR has won the Chinese-majority areas, but its margin of victory in these areas is not big enough to compensate its loss in the Malay-majority area.
PKR has won all Chinese-majority areas, while at the same time losing all Malay-majority areas.
According the 'saluran' results, young voters have voted overwhelmingly for Pakatan.
In addition, it appears that Indian voters have generally return to BN's fold.
7.49pm: Unofficial results
According to BN sources, P Kamalanathan (MIC) is leading Zaid Ibrahim (PKR) by about 2,000 votes.
PKR leaders have unofficially conceded defeat.
BN - 21,354
PKR - 19,917
Majority - 1,437
7.36pm:
BN sources are claiming that they are leading by 3,000 to 4,000 votes. According to Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin, the unofficial tally so far is:
BN - 19,067
PKR - 17,554
Majority - 1,513
Election Commission's official results
BN - 4,080
PKr - 4,547
Majority - 467
7.21pm:
Election Commission's official results
PKR - 2,722
BN - 2,468
Majority - 258
7.15pm: On-the-spot analysis
Early results show PKR winning two-thirds of the votes in Chinese-majority areas, below the 85 percent which DAP supremo Lim Kit Siang has wanted. According to Lim, PKR will need to win that much to win.
It is expected PKR will lose much of the votes in the Malay-majority Felda areas.
Election Commission's official results
PKR - 2,173
BN - 1,934
Majority - 239
7.12pm: Unofficial results
PKR - 9,133
BN - 7,261
Majority - 1,872
About 33 percent of the votes have been tallied so far.
7.05pm: Unofficial results
PKR - 8,755
BN - 7,116
Majority - 1,639
7pm: On-the-spot analysis
Most of the Chinese-majority areas have been counted, with PKR leading by 1,226 votes. About 30 percent of the votes counted.
The votes in the Malay-majority areas have not to come in. PKR is expected not to do well in these areas. The race for Hulu Selangor is still open.
200 BN supporters are waiting at the BN command centre in Bukit Sentosa, though the ruling coalition's top guns have not appeared yet.
Only Umno secretary-general Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor and party vice-president Shafie Apdal are sitting in the meeting room looking on at the latest election results.
6.59pm: Unofficial results
PKR - 7,770
BN - 6,504
Majority - 1,226
6.57pm: Unofficial results
PKR - 7,410
BN - 6,339
Majority - 1,071
6.54pm: Unofficial results
PKR -7,053
BN - 6,010
Majority - 1,034
6.45pm: Unofficial results
PKR - 6,389
BN - 5,385
Majority - 1,004
So far about 11,674 votes, or 25 percent, of votes counted.
6.43pm: Unofficial results
PKR - 5,596
BN - 5,041
Majority - 555
6.41pm: Unofficial results
PKR - 4,204
BN - 3,592
Majority -612
6.37pm: On-the-spot analysis
According to early results, PKR is leading by a wide margin in Chinese areas and by a slight margin in mixed areas and is trailing behind BN in Malay areas.
For PKR to win, it needs to win big in Chinese and mixed areas to cover its expected loss in Malay areas.
6.34pm: Unofficial results
Kg Baru Cina KKB (Chinese area), saluran 2 - PKR 203, BN 77
Kg Baru Cina KKB (Chinese area), saluran 4 - PKR 256, BN 73
Kg Baru Cina KKB (Chinese area), saluran 1 - PKR 207, BN 56
Unofficial - PKR 666, BN 206
6.29pm: Unofficial results (PKR 2,972, BN 2,259)
Bandar Kuala Kubu Bahru (mixed area), saluran 1 - PKR 135, BN 82
Bandar Kuala Kubu Bahru (mixed area), saluran 2 - PKR 272, BN 212
Bandar Kuala Kubu Bahru (mixed area), saluran 3 - PKR 490, BN 205
Unofficial - PKR 897, BN 499
6.23pm: Unofficial results
Kg Baru Batang Kali (Chinese area), saluran 1- PKR 220, BN 58
Hulu Yam Barat (mixed area), saluran 1 - PKR 205, BN 184
Ampang Pecah (Malay area), saluran 5 - PKR 148, BN 216
Hulu Yam Barat (mixed area), saluran 1 - PKR 224, BN 168
Kg Gumut (Malay area), saluran 1 - PKR 104, BN 172
Unofficial - PKR 901, BN 798
6.18pm: Unofficial results
Kg Sungai Tengi Selatan (Malay Felda), saluran 1 - PKR 62, BN 176
Kuala Kalumpang (mixed area), saluran 1 - PKR 98, BN 128
Kg Baru Rasa (Chinese area), saluran 1 - PKR 301, BN 75
Kg Bahru Kerling (Chinese area), saluran 1 - PKR 268, BN 122
Unofficial - PKR 729, BN 501
6.13pm: Unofficial results
Kuala Kalumpang, saluran 1 - PKR 98, BN 128
Ulu Yam Barat, saluran 1 - PKR 171, BN 94
Kg Bharu Kerling, saluran 1 - PKR 172, BN 83
Pertak Bukit Fraser - PKR 22, BN 15
Pertak, saluran 2 - PKR 18, BN 98
Ampang Pecah, saluran 1 - PKR 105, BN 155
Unofficial - PKR 491, BN 445
6.10pm: Counting has begun for the Hulu Selangor by-election. According to unofficial results, BN has won the postal votes.
BN: 767
PKR: 120
25/04/10
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