Unofficial: BN-PN wins Malacca with supermajority

Unofficial: BN-PN wins Malacca with supermajority

Malaysiakini Team

Published: Nov 14, 2026 5:30 PM


It's D-Day for Malacca, with 28 seats up for grabs, of which 15 seats are needed to form a state government,


Malaysiakini brings you the results live.

Three-time Ayer Keroh winner Kerk calls it rejection of extremism

9.25pm - DAP’s Kerk Chee Yee says his third-time victory in Ayer Keroh is a win for those who wish for a nation that rejects extremism.

Kerk Chee Yee

Addressing supporters after unofficial results indicated his win, Kerk says his fight to retain the seat is for those hoping for a better nation that is fair to all.

Harapan accepts defeat

9pm - Harapan accepts defeat in the Malacca state election with an open heart, after managing to win only four of the state’s 28 seats based on unofficial results.

Malacca Harapan chairperson Adly Zahari said the seats won are Kota Laksamana, Kesidang, Ayer Keroh, and Bandar Hilir, all of which were defended by DAP.


“Harapan accepts this result openly and respects the mandate given by the people of Malacca.

“Harapan also accepts this result as a democratic responsibility, and a reason to further strengthen our efforts and groundwork moving forward,” he said at a press conference at the Main Operations Room in Bukit Katil.
Malacca Harapan chairperson Adly Zahari

Commenting on his failure to defend Bukit Katil, Adly said he realised the situation was not in his favour.


“Yes, considering what we knew, as I mentioned from the beginning, on paper we were trailing by around 5,000 to 6,000 votes in Bukit Katil.

“So it was translated into votes from the BN and PN cooperation. But we respect the decision of the community in Bukit Katil as well as the people of Malacca,” said the Alor Gajah MP.

Bersama decimated, save for Bemban

8.51pm - Official results are not in yet, but it doesn’t look to be a good night for Bersama.

Based on unofficial results so far, it’s likely that the party will only keep its deposit in Bemban where it has about 21 percent of votes.

This result is likely due to Harapan’s absence in the seat.

However, in 14 other seats where it clashed with Harapan, Bersama is falling short across the board.

In the one other remaining seat, Sungai Udang - where Harapan also did not contest - it is trailing with less than seven percent of the votes, behind Bersatu, which has about 10.4 percent of the vote and is also set to lose its deposit.

A candidate needs at least 12.5 percent of votes to retain its deposit.

Malacca Harapan chief loses Bukit Katil, BN-PN has supermajority

8.33pm - Former chief minister and Malacca Harapan chairperson Adly Zahari has lost Bukit Katil.

BN has declared victory in the seat, and Malaysiakini's calculations show that Adly is unlikely to close the gap.

Adly Zahari

In total, BN-PN has won 24 seats, five more than a two-thirds majority in the state.

This does not yet count appointed assemblypersons, which the pact will likely use to further entrench its position and reward allies.

PM's aide defeated in Paya Rumput

8.17pm - Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's political secretary, Azman Abidin, has been defeated by the PN (PAS) candidate in Paya Rumput, unofficial results show.

PN: 16,199
Harapan: 9,853
Bersama: 1,035

Azman Abidin

Harapan loses in Machap Jaya

8.06pm - Former assemblyperson Ginie Lim has lost in Machap Jaya despite expectations that she could mount a challenge.

BN-MCA candidate Ngwe Hee Sem defeated the PKR leader in a three-cornered fight that also featured Bersama.

Pakatan Harapan obtained 45.9 percent of the votes in the last general election.

Vote count so far:

BN: 5,931
Harapan: 4,006
Bersama: 267

Pakatan Harapan candidate Ginie Lim