[UNOFFICIAL] N9 polls: Loke trailing in Chennah, early count shows

The seat is currently led by BN candidate Siow Kong Choon, who has secured 4,996 votes.

01 Aug 2026 07:58pm
The incumbent State Legislative Assembly (DUN) Chennah representative, Anthony Loke, is currently trailing in the early vote count.
The incumbent State Legislative Assembly (DUN) Chennah representative, Anthony Loke, is currently trailing in the early vote count.

SHAH ALAM – Pakatan Harapan (PH) candidate Anthony Loke Siew Fook is trailing in the Chennah constituency in the 2026 Negeri Sembilan state election, based on the current vote count displayed on the DAP website as of 7.55pm.

The seat is currently led by Barisan Nasional (BN) candidate Siow Kong Choon, who has secured 4,996 votes.

Meanwhile, Loke has garnered 4,607 votes.

A total of 859,760 registered voters in Negeri Sembilan exercised their democratic right today to elect their representatives in the 16th state election.

Of the total number, 7,391 are postal voters.

Voting began simultaneously at 8am across 401 polling centres and 1,668 channels throughout the state. All polling centres were scheduled to close at 6pm.

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