Mahathir further progressed as a result

The Malaysian Election Commission (EC) has announced the official results of the parliamentary elections. Until the report was written, the EC confirmed the results of 151 seats out of 222 seats. Of these, former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammad's party, Pakatan Harip, got 71 seats. Present Prime Minister Najib Razak's ruling Barisan National got 61 seats. Meanwhile, according to informal estimates Mahathir's party got 102 seats. Many of them are behind 67 seats in Barisan. The Election Commission will announce a formal winner in a brief press briefing. The Straits Times confirmed the news. It is to be noted that 112 seats needed to get the required majority in forming the government. Mahathir's party, Pakatan Harapana, won a number of seats considered to be the strongest base in the Barisan National Assembly. Apparently he seems to be heading for victory. Applying approximately 76 percent of the voters registered with many voters on Wednesday. In 2013, the ratio was 85 percent.The Malaysian Election Commission (EC) has announced the official results of the parliamentary elections. Until the report was written, the EC confirmed the results of 151 seats out of 222 seats. Of these, former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammad's party, Pakatan Harip, got 71 seats. Present Prime Minister Najib Razak's ruling Barisan National got 61 seats. Meanwhile, according to informal estimates Mahathir's party got 102 seats. Many of them are behind 67 seats in Barisan. The Election Commission will announce a formal winner in a brief press briefing. The Straits Times confirmed the news. It is to be noted that 112 seats needed to get the required majority in forming the government. Mahathir's party, Pakatan Harapana, won a number of seats considered to be the strongest base in the Barisan National Assembly. Apparently he seems to be heading for victory. Applying approximately 76 percent of the voters registered with many voters on Wednesday. In 2013, the ratio was 85 percent.The Malaysian Election Commission (EC) has announced the official results of the parliamentary elections. Until the report was written, the EC confirmed the results of 151 seats out of 222 seats. Of these, former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammad's party, Pakatan Harip, got 71 seats. Present Prime Minister Najib Razak's ruling Barisan National got 61 seats. Meanwhile, according to informal estimates Mahathir's party got 102 seats. Many of them are behind 67 seats in Barisan. The Election Commission will announce a formal winner in a brief press briefing. The Straits Times confirmed the news. It is to be noted that 112 seats needed to get the required majority in forming the government. Mahathir's party, Pakatan Harapana, won a number of seats considered to be the strongest base in the Barisan National Assembly. Apparently he seems to be heading for victory. Applying approximately 76 percent of the voters registered with many voters on Wednesday. In 2013, the ratio was 85 percent.The Malaysian Election Commission (EC) has announced the official results of the parliamentary elections. Until the report was written, the EC confirmed the results of 151 seats out of 222 seats. Of these, former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammad's party, Pakatan Harip, got 71 seats. Present Prime Minister Najib Razak's ruling Barisan National got 61 seats. Meanwhile, according to informal estimates Mahathir's party got 102 seats. Many of them are behind 67 seats in Barisan. The Election Commission will announce a formal winner in a brief press briefing. The Straits Times confirmed the news. It is to be noted that 112 seats needed to get the required majority in forming the government. Mahathir's party, Pakatan Harapana, won a number of seats considered to be the strongest base in the Barisan National Assembly. Apparently he seems to be heading for victory. Applying approximately 76 percent of the voters registered with many voters on Wednesday. In 2013, the ratio was 85 percent.