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23:00 – Chow Kon Yeow says he will be sworn in as Penang chief minister at 9.00 tomorrow morning. He announced at 22:15 that PH-BN has won 29 seats to rule Penang with a two-thirds majority.

22:50 – As of 22:00, of the 108 seats BN-Umno contests in the six state elections, the party only leads in 14.

22:39 – DAP wins 46 of the 47 seats it contests, loses only N11 Derga (KED) to PN-Bersatu.

22:29 – N35 Kulim (KED), Wong Chia Zhen (PN-Gerakan) 21,390, Teh Lian Ong (PH-PKR) 13,777

22:16 – Kuala Terengganu parliamentary by-election, incumbent Ahmad Amzad Hashim (PN-PAS) 26,791, Azan Ismail (PH-PKR) 8,115

22:13 – N34 Bukit Gasing (SEL), Rajiv Rishyakaran (PH-DAP) 28,221, D Nallan (PN-Gerakan) 3,255, VKK Raja (MUDA) 1,249

21:58 – N16 Sungai Tua (SEL), Amirudin Shari (PH-PKR) 11,777. Hanif Jamaluddin (PN-PAS) 7,183, G Suman (Independent) 174

21:58 PH-BN wins more than half the seats in Negeri Sembilan, with 25 seats now leading.

21:58 – DAP wins all the seats it contests in Penang, plus the five seats won by PKR and one by Amanah, PH-BN have won 25 seats to form the new Penang state government.

21:48 – Azmin Ali (PN-Bersatu) narrowly wins Hulu Kelang, beating Juwairiya Zulkifli (PH-PKR) 25,123 to 24,060 votes.

20:58 – Azrul Mahathir Aziz (PH-Amanah) wins N38 Bayan Lepas (PEN), beating Dominic Lau (PN-Gerakan) 15,410 to 13,626 votes.

20:48 – PAS announces it has won 14 seats in Terengganu.

20:40 PH-BN leads in 32 seats in Selangor, PN is leading in six.

20:40 – PH-BN currently leads in Selangor, Penang and Negeri Sembilan, while PN leads in Kedah, Kelantan and Terengganu.

20:29 – PKR wins first seat in Negeri Sembilan. N29 Chuah (NS), Yew Boon Lye (PH-PKR) 8,172, Tang Jay Son (PN-Gerakan) 1,868

20:16 – Ng Suee Lim (PH-DAP) wins N04 Sekinchan (SEL)

20:08 – DAP wins six state seats in Negeri Sembilan, namely Bukit Kepayang, Rahang, Bahau, Chennah, Nilai and Seremban Jaya, where more than 50% of votes have been counted and DAP candidates lead by large margins.

20:00 – DAP has won 13 state seats in Penang, including the seats contested by incumbent chief minister Chow Kon Yeow and DAP national chairman Lim Guan Eng.

19:55 – N38 Bayan Lepas (PEN) – Azrul Mahathir Aziz (PH-Amanah) is leading Dominic Lau (PN-Gerakan)

19:52 – N01 Chennah (NS), Anthony Loke Siew Fook (PH-DAP) leads with over 2,112 votes.

19:50 – N07 Panchor (KEL), Amar Abdullah (PN-PAS) 2,018, Syed Alidustur Syed Zain (PH-PKR) 1,018

19:38 – N14 Bandar (TER), Armi Irzan (BN-Umno) 2,207, Ahmad Shah Muhamed (PN-PAS) 1,555, Luqman Long (MUDA) 231

19:34 – N18 Hulu Kelang (SEL), Azmin Ali (PN) 916, Juwairiya Zulkifli (PH) 767

19:28 –  N28 Seri Kembangan (SEL),  Wong Siew Ki (PH-DAP) 4,941, Chen Win Keong (PN) 450

19:22 – PH is currently leading in Selangor, Penang, Kedah and Negeri Sembilan.

19:09 – PN is leading in eight Selangor state seats, PH is leading in five.

19:09 – PN is leading in three Negeri Sembilan state seats, PH is leading in two.

19:09 – PH-BN is leading in four state seats in Penang, PN two.

19:09 – PH-BN is leading in three state seats in Terengganu, PN two.

19:01 – N41 Batu Tiga (SEL), Saiyidah Izzati Nur Razak Maideen (MUDA) 656, Danial Al-Rashid (PH-Amanah) 424, Rina Harun (PN-Bersatu) 42

18:57 – N06 Kuala Kubu Bharu (SEL), Teoh Kien Hong (PN-Gerakan) 532, Lee Kee Hiong (PH-DAP) 160, R Siva Prakash (MUDA) 8, Chng Boon Lai (PRM) 3

18:38 – PN is leading in police and military votes in three Selangor state seats, namely Semenyih,  Pelabuhan Klang and Kota Anggerik.

18:36 – N18 Hulu Kelang (SEL), Azmin Ali (PN) 122, Juwairiya Zulkifli (PH) 29

18:31 – N27 Rantau (NS), Mohamad Hasan (BN-Umno) 188, Rozmal Malakan (PN) 181

18:23 – N23 Air Putih (PEN), Lim Guan Eng (PH-DAP) 331, Kong Cheng Ann (PN-Gerakan) 19, Teh Yee Cheu (PRM) 13.

18:16 – N04 Sekinchan (SEL), Ng Suee Lim (PH-DAP) 12, Datuk Goh Gaik Meng (PN) 8. Spoilt votes: 1

18:14 – N28 Seri Kembangan (SEL), Chen Win Keong (PN) 68, Wong Siew Ki (PH-DAP) 27, Wong Jung Lik (Independent) 0

17:56 – Early vote counting shows N31 Cukai (TER) Rahim Hussin (BN-Umno) 263 votes, leading Hanafiah Mat (PN-PAS) 36. Spoilt votes: 3

17:40 – N07 Panchor (KEL), Syed Alidustur Syed Zain (PH-PKR) 236, Amar Abdullah (PN-PAS) 231. Spoilt votes: 4