SHAH ALAM – DAP is leading in three seats in the Negeri Sembilan polls based on unofficial results displayed on the party’s website as of 6pm.
The three seats are the State Legislative Assembly (DUN) constituencies of Mambau, Bahau and Bukit Kepayang.
In Mambau, DAP candidate Lee Kai Yet is leading with 64 per cent of the 117 ballot papers issued, ahead of Perikatan Nasional (PN) candidate Eric Michael, who secured 35 per cent of the votes, while Bersatu candidate Sarawanan Nagayah received two votes.
Meanwhile, in Bahau, DAP candidate Teo Kok Seong secured 78 per cent of the 67 ballot papers issued, defeating Barisan Nasional (BN) candidate Chong Fui Ming, who received 15 per cent.
In Bukit Kepayang, DAP’s Nicole Tan Lee Koon obtained 63 per cent of the 537 ballot papers issued, while PN candidate Lee Boon Shian trailed behind.
A total of 859,760 registered voters in Negeri Sembilan fulfilled their democratic responsibility to elect new representatives in the 16th Negeri Sembilan polls today.
Of the total, 7,391 were postal voters.
Voting began simultaneously at 8am across 401 polling centres and 1,668 channels statewide.
All polling centres were scheduled to close at 6pm.