However, the coalition suffered some of the greatest defeats in its history
The Barisan lost Kedah, Penang, Perak & Selangor. And PAS strenghtened its grip on Kelantan
Here are some note-worthy results
1. The late Indian leader Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu, lost his seat
Apart from the popular grief of the constant tol price increases, the Indians apparently had other issues with their leaderHe's down....
2. Popular blogger Jeff Ooi blogged himself
and rocked himself into parliament with the Jelutong seat
Oi Jeff, i never knew you could rock?!?! haha
3. Guan Eng from DAP is the new CM of Penang, replacing Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon
Man, im proud that Malaysians are finally up for a change
The Opposition won 11 of Penang’s 13 parliamentary seats and 29 of 40 state seats.
DAP emerged the biggest victor, with seven parliamentary seats and 19 state seats while PKR won four parliamentary and nine state seats. PAS won one state seat.
The results came as a shock not just to the Barisan Nasional but also the Opposition as Penangites had thrown 90% support behind Barisan in the 2004 polls. The last time Penang fell to the Opposition was in 1969.
5. Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil & Datuk Seri Zainuddin Maidin joins Samy Vellu and Tsu Koon packing from their offices
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haha i wanted to call you up today to talk to you about the results but then i sked after you see my number u think i calling you for work and say
"SHIt.. stupid Tim.. don't know how to respect my day of rest"
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