Best comedy song Pak Lah and Samy vell

Thanks to Susan Loone for her highlight. This comedy really cheer me up in this morning. This Sunday is nomination day for 12th Malaysian General Election, have this comedy together with you when you are on your way to the nomination station.

All the best.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnBPBFtc310

Orang yang berhak untuk mengundi sebagai pengundi pos

AKTA PILIHAN RAYA 1958
PERATURAN-PERATURAN PILIHAN RAYA (PENGUNDIAN POS) 2003

BAHAGIAN II

PENGUNDI POS

Orang yang berhak untuk mengundi sebagai pengundi pos

3. (1) Mana-mana orang yang telah mendaftarkan diri sebagai sebagai seorang pemilih Parlimen atau Negeri di bawah Peraturan-Peraturan Pilihan Raya (Pendaftaran Pemilih) 2002, dan ialah-

(a) seorang pengundi tak hadir;

(b) seorang yang diperakui oleh Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya sebagai seorang pegawai pilihan raya dan kena menjalankan tugas pada hari mengundi;

(c) seorang anggota mana-mana pasukan polis yang ditubuhkan oleh mana-mana undang-undang bertulis yang berkuat kuasa di Malaysia, selain seorang anggota Pasukan Polis Sukarela Simpanan;

(d) seorang anggota mana-mana perkhidmatan awam yang pada hari mengundi diambil bekerja sepenuh masa dalam suatu jawatan di luar Semenanjung Malaysia atau Sabah atau Sarawak;

(e) seorang anggota Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya yang dilantik di bawah Perkara 114 Perlembagaan Persekutuan; atau

(f) seorang anggota mana-mana kategori orang yang ditetapkan sebagai pengundi pos oleh Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya dari semasa ke semasa melalui pemberitahuan dalam Warta, adalah, apabila diterimanya suatu kertas undi pos, berhak untuk mengundi sebagai pengundi pos pada sesuatu pilihan raya mengikut Peraturan-Peraturan ini.

(2) Orang yang disebut dalam perenggan(1)(b),(d),(e) dan (f) yang berhasrat untuk mengundi melalui pos hendaklah memohon untuk berbuat demikian dengan menggunakan Borang 1 dalam Jadual.

(3) Permohonan itu hendaklah dibuat terus kepada pegawai pengurus bahagian pilihan raya tempat dia didaftarkan melalui mana-mana Pegawai Pilihan Raya Negeri sesuatu Negeri sebaik sahaja diketahui bahawa suatu pilihan raya dipertandingkan dalam bahagian pilihan raya itu.

(4) Jika sesuatu permohonan diluluskan, pegawai pengurus hendaklah mengeluarkan suatu kertas undi pos kepada pemohon dan jika pemohonan itu tidak diluluskan, pegawai pengurus hendaklah memberitahu pemohon sedemikian dan hendaklah menyatakan alasan-alasannya untuk tidak meluluskan permohonan itu dalam surat yang ditetapkan dalam Borang 1.

Bentuk kertas undi pos

4. Kertas undi yang dihantar kepada pengundi pos hendaklah dalam bentuk yang sama dengan, dan tidak boleh berbeza daripada, kertas undi yang dihantarserahkan kepada pengundi lain.

Think Before you Vote

Makkal Shakti Valghe

Election 2008: Pas' non-Muslim surprise

Election 2008: Pas' non-Muslim surprise

Friday, 22 February 2008

JOHOR BARU: Kumutha Raman looked nervous as pressmen, armed with notebooks and recorders, jostled for an interview with her. Johor Pas commissioner Datuk Mahfodz Mohamed (left) with Kumutha Raman, the first non-Muslim womanfemale to be fielded as a candidate by the party, who will contest the Ulu Tiram state seat. On her right is her brother R. Logeswaran. The 29-year-old law graduate, who had just been named as the first non-Muslim candidate to be fielded by Pas, listened attentively to the questions hurled at her, when Johor Pas announced its candidates at the headquarters in Batu Pahat. She is contesting the Tiram state seat. But knowing the realities, perhaps Pas is fielding her under the Parti Keadilan Rakyat symbol, based on the electoral pact the two parties have made. Still, is she in for a culture shock? Will she be able to speak the language of Pas where Arabic phrases and Quranic verses matter most? Will she have to physically cover herself more than ever? "I know I won't feel alienated because I believe voters nowadays are open-minded," she said. "I also know that Muslims and non-Muslims will be able to accept me." A member of the one-month old Unity Bureau under the Johor non-Muslim Pas Supporters Club, Kumutha may be oblivious to the fact that she had broken the conservative Islamic party's 61-year-old tradition of only fielding Muslims as candidates. "I joined the club because I see that Pas is not bent on racialism. To me all races, be they Malays, Chinese or Indians, are the same." Making the announcement about Kumutha was Johor Pas commissioner Datuk Mahfodz Mohamed, who said the move signified Pas' tolerance towards other races. Pas will be contesting in 34 state seats and nine parliamentary seats. The party lost all the 37 state seats and 11 parliamentary constituencies it contested in the last general election. This time around, fresh faces made-up one-third of the candidates and none of them were Pas Women's Wing leaders. Ostensibly, the Johor Baru lass's candidacy is to woo support for the Islamist party from non-Muslim voters in Tiram, especially the Indian vote which comprises 14.39 per cent of that area's voters. However, even during the announcement, there were murmurs of uncertainty amidst the applause following Kumutha's nomination. "She is new, too new. And this is quite a task for her. "The party leadership may want to introduce someone fresh to the party, but the members fear that too much hope is being placed on her. "She may not be able to do it," a party member said. Tebrau MIC division chief M. Soorianarayanan, whose division is in Tiram, was even more caustic. "What is Pas doing? They are going to humiliate the girl and destroy her future in politics. The Indian community is going to hate her for aligning with the opposition," Soorianarayanan said. The Tiram constituency is a Barisan Nasional stronghold. In the 2004 election, BN's Maulizan Bujang beat Pas' Roslani Sharif, by a margin of 15,595 votes and the coalition is expected to repeat the feat.

Samy Vellu & Khir Toyo get a taste of Makkal Sakthi!

watch khir toyo and dato sri s.samy kena BOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XXUeaQY6b0



It seems that Malaysian Indians have run out of patience with these two BN leaders who have been the root cause of their problems lately!

As you can see in this video clip that will never see the light of day in the main BN controlled RTM1, TV3 or NTV7 television stations, have been shared here with us by WTV8, the independent web based media.

We have to acknowledge that our Malaysian Indians have been subject to injustice by the BN Government for so long and right now, nothing can stop them from rising up to demand for the Malaysian Government to be fair to them.

HINDRAF may be a bit outrageous in their demands but then again the nation must come to terms that the Malaysian Indians are discriminated and marginalized in many areas.

Samy Vellu and Khir Toyo had it coming when they both got caught up in the sea of raging emotions of a people who have just had enough of being shortchanged in the BN Government's rule of over 5 decades.

If they are not appeased by corrective actions by the Malaysian Government after this 12th General Election, I foresee more eruptions of public unrest and civil protests by the Malaysians of Indian origin.

I came across these videos produced by those who have no other avenues to express themselves except through the internet and by way of You Tube and also Google Video.

Fong beralah, setuju pertahan Batu Gajah

Feb 22, 08 2:12pm

Penyandang Batu Gajah, Fong Po Kuan, yang pada awalnya enggan mempertahankan kerusi parlimen itu tiba-tiba hari ini mengumumkan bertanding di situ. Ahli politik muda wanita DAP itu, yang menang dua penggal berturut-turut sejak 1999, menyatakan keputusan terbarunya dalam sidang media tadi. "Saya berjanji akan terus mendukung tanggungjawab berada di depan bersama rakyat Malaysia demi kebaikan generasi akan datang. "Maka, saya bersedia terus mewakili suara pengundi Batu Gajah dan semua warga Malaysia di Parlimen," katanya, membacakan kenyataan bertulis enam perenggan. Ahad lalu, Fong membuat keputusan mengejut apabila enggan bertanding lagi di mana-mana kerusi. Keputusannya itu dipercayai akibat permainan politik dalaman parti itu. Beliau turut mengulangi pendiriannya itu pada Selasa lalu melalui kenyataan ringkas di blognya, 'Chamber of Thoughts' (pokuan.blogsome.com). Blog milik pemimpin kanan DAP Lim Kit Siang hari ini turut memuatkan pengumuman ringkas kembalinya Fong dalam senarai calon parti itu. DAP sebelum ini menyatakan kebimbangannya kerusi itu bakal jatuh ke tangan BN jika Fong tidak bertanding di di situ. Susulan keengganan Fong itu, pemimpin-pemimpin BN cepat menyerang DAP dengan menyifatkan parti itu sedang mengalami perpecahan dan "kelam-kabut". Di sidang media itu, Fong menyatakan beliau mengubah fikirannya selepas menerima banyak sokongan orang ramai kepadanya. "Sebetulnya sokongan besar mereka itu sangat-sangat menyentuh perasaan saya yang menjadikan saya terfikir untuk tidak menghampakan mereka," tambahnya. Beliau juga meluahkan permohonan maaf kepada parti, pengundi dan penyokong parti itu susulan pengumumannya Ahad lepas. Fong terus menghilangkan diri selepas pengumuman tersebut. Selain Lim, turut hadir di sidang media itu penyandang kerusi Ipoh Barat, M Kulasegaran. Kira-kira 150 penyokong dan wartawan mengerumuni bilik gerakan DAP Perak di Ipoh untuk mengikuti perkembangan terbaru itu.

Thanks to Parti Keadilan Rakyat

5 Calon Keturunan India akan bertanding untuk kerusi Parlimen

Senarai Calon Parti Keadilan Rakyat

Senarai calon Parlimen KeADILan

Harakahdaily Fri | Feb 22, 08 | 5:29:44 pm MYT

Berikut adalah calon-calon kerusi Parlimen Parti Keadilan Rakyat (KeADILan) bagi pilihan raya umum ke-12 seperti yang diumumkan oleh Ketua Umum Parti Keadilan Rakyat, Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim. 1. KANGAR - TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN BIN TUNKU ISMAIL 2. LANGKAWI - WAN SALLEH BIN WAN ISA 3. ALOR STAR - GOOI HSIAO LEUNG 4. KUALA KEDAH - AHMAD BIN KASIM 5. MERBOK - RASHID BIN DIN 6. SUNGAI PETANI - JOHARI BIN ABDUL 7. PADANG SERAI - GOBALAKRISHNAN A/L NAGAPN 8. KULIM - BANDAR BAHARU - ZULKIFLI BIN NOORDIN 9. KETEREH - ABDUL AZIZ 10. TANAH MERAH - Dalam Proses Pengesahan 11. MACHANG - SAIFUDDIN NASUTION BIN ISMAIL 12. DUNGUN - SHAMSUL ISKANDAR @ YUSRE BIN MOHD AKIN 13. KEMAMAN - MOHD FARIZ BIN ABD. TALIB @ MUSA 14. TASEK GELUGOR - Dalam Proses Pengesahan 15. PERMATANG PAUH - WAN AZIZAH BINTI WAN ISMAIL 16. NIBONG TEBAL - TAN TEE BENG 17. BAYAN BARU - ZAHRAIN MOHAMED HASHIM 18. BALIK PULAU - MOHD YUSMADI BIN MOHD YUSOFF 19. BAGAN SERAI - MOHSIN FADZLI BIN HAJI SAMSURI 20. PADANG RENGAS - ALIAS BIN ZENON 21. SUNGAI SIPUT - DR. JEYAKUMAR 22. TAMBUN - MOHAMAD ASRI BIN OTHMAN 23. GOPENG - LEE BOON CHYE 24. TAPAH - TAN SENG TOH 25. PASIR SALAK - MUSTAFFA KAMIL BIN AYUB 26. LUMUT - SUWARDI BIN SAPUAN 27. BAGAN DATOK - MADZI BIN HASAN 28. TANJONG MALIM - MOHAMAD AZMAN BIN MARJOHAN 29. INDERA MAHKOTA - AZAN BIN ISMAIL 30. KUANTAN - FUZIAH BINTI SALLEH 31. PAYA BESAR - MOHD JAFRI BIN AB RASHID 32. PEKAN - KHAIRUL ANNUAR AHMAD ZAINUDDIN 33. TEMERLOH - AHMAD NIZAM BIN HAMID 34. BENTONG - PONUSAMY A/L GOVINDASAMY 35. SABAK BERNAM - ABDRULAMIN BIN BAHRON 36. HULU SELANGOR - ZAINAL ABIDIN BIN AHMAD 37. SELAYANG - WILLIAM LEONG JEE KEEN 38. GOMBAK - MOHAMED AZMIN BIN ALI 39. AMPANG - ZURAIDA BINTI KAMARUDDIN 40. PANDAN - SYED SHAHIR BIN SYED MOHAMUD 41. KELANA JAYA - GWO BURNE LOH 42. PETALING JAYA SELATAN - HEE LOY SIAN 43. SUBANG - SIVARASA A/L K. RASISAH 44. KAPAR - MANIKAVASAGAM A/L SUNDARAM 45. KUALA LANGAT - ABDULLAH SANI BIN ABDUL HAMID 46. BATU - CHUA TIAN CHANG 47. WANGSA MAJU - WEE CHOO KEONG 48. SETIAWANGSA - IBRAHIM BIN YAACOB 49. LEMBAH PANTAI - NURUL IZZAH BINTI ANWAR 50. BANDAR TUN RAZAK - ABDUL KHALID BIN IBRAHIM 51. KUALA PILAH - ANNUAR BIN HOMD SALLEH 52. REMBAU - BADRUL HISHAM BIN SHAHARIN 53. TELOK KEMANG - KAMARUL BAHARIN BIN ABBAS 54. TANGGA BATU - ZAINON BINTI JAAFAR 55. BUKIT KATIL - KHALID BIN JAAFAR 56. JASIN - ZULKEFLY BIN OTHMAN 57. SEKJIANG - ZULKAPLY BIN SALLEH 58. LEDANG - LAU TEK HAI 59. MUAR - NAH BINTI BUDIN 60. SRI GADING - ALI BIN MARKOM 61. BATU PAHAT - MUHAMMAD BIN ABDULLAH 62. SEMBRONG - LEE SANG 63. PENGERANG - NORAZAN BIN ABDULLAH 64. PASIR GUDANG - MD RIZAN BIN MOHD SAMAN 65. GELANG PATAH - ZALIHA BINTI MUSTAFA 66. PONTIAN - MOHD ANNUAR BIN MOHD SALLEH

Political Jokes

An xxxxxx politician went to the US to visit his counterpart. When the Senator invited him home for dinner, the minister was very impressed by the lavish mansion, grounds and the costly furnishings. He asked "How can you afford all this on a meagre senator's salary?"
The senator smiled knowingly and took him to the window.
"Can you see the river?"
"Yes"
"Can you see the bridge over it?"
"Of course", said the minister.
"10 per cent", said the senator smugly.
Some time later, he had occasion to pay a return visit. The xxxxxx minister lavished all hospitality on him. When they came to his house, the American was stunned by the huge palace the minister had built, glittering with precious art, hundreds of servants etc. etc.
"How can you possibly afford this, on a salary in RM?', he asked.
The minister called him to the window.
"See the river over there?"
"Sure", cried the senator.
"Can you see the bridge over it?"
The senator looked, was confused, peered closely and said - "No, I don't see any bridge."
"100 percent", said the minister!!

TWO COWS Politic Jokes

PURE COMMUNISM
You have two cows. Your neighbours help you take care
of them, and you all share the milk.

APPLIED COMMUNISM
You have 2 cows. You have to take care of them,
but the government takes all the milk.

DICTATORSHIP
You have 2 cows. The government takes both and shoots you.

SINGAPOREAN DEMOCRACY
You have 2 cows. The government fines you for
illegally keeping 2 unlicensed farm animals in an apartment.

CAPITALISM
You have 2 cows. You sell one and buy a bull, which you use to breed,
to the other cow. Then you create a great website and start offering to
export sperm from the bull to anyone and everyone, especially emerging
markets, over the Internet. After a few weeks, your company completes
its IPO on NASDAQ, and a few brokerage firms start coverage with a
strong buy rating for this wonderful new Internet stock. Your stock zooms
from the $0.10 per share initial offering price to $110, when you sell.
The stock plummets back to $0.10 a few months later when the dopes who
bought it realise that your business has no earnings and never will,
despite the Internet connection. Several law firms and the SEC bring
various civil and criminal actions against the company, all of the officers
and directors and (of course) you under various fraud theories. You
quickly settle the civil cases so the lawyers get paid, but you still
have plenty stashed away. you plead nolo in the SEC case, and you are
sentenced to 10 years in prison, of which you actually serve 7 weeks.
When you come out, you can't resist the temptation to buy 2 chickens.
Then...

HONG KONG CAPITALISM
You have 2 cows. You sell 3 of them to your publicly-listed company, using
letters of credit opened by your brother-in-law at the bank, then execute
a debt/equity swap with an associated general offer so that you can get
all 4 cows back, with a tax deduction for keeping 5 cows. The milk rights
of 6 cows are then transferred via a Panamanian intermediary to a Cayman
Islands company secretly owned by the majority shareholder, who sells the
rights to all 7 cows milk back to the listed company and proceeds from
the sales are deferred. The annual report says that the company owns 8 cows,
with an option on 1 more. Meanwhile, you kill the 2 cows because of the bad
feng shui.

TRUE DEMOCRACY
You have 2 cows. Your neighbours decide who gets the milk.

REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY
You have 2 cows. Your neighbours vote for someone to tell
you who gets the milk.

AMERICAN DEMOCRACY
The government promises to give you 2 cows if you vote for it.
After the election, the president is impeached for speculating in cow
futures. The press dubs the affair "Cowgate".

BRITISH DEMOCRACY
You have 2 cows. You feed them sheep's brains and they go mad.
The government does nothing.

BUREAUCRACY
You have 2 cows. At first the government regulates what you can
feed them and when you can milk them. Then it pays you not to milk
them. After that it takes both, shoots one, milks the other and pours
the milk down the drain. Then it requires you to fill out forms
accounting for the missing cows.

FEMINISM
You have 2 cows. They get married and adopt a calf.

TOTALITARIANISM
You have 2 cows. The government takes them and denies they ever
existed. Milk is banned.

POLITICAL CORRECTNESS
You are associated with (the concept of "ownership" is a
symbol of the phallo-centric, war-mongerish, intolerant past) 2
differently-aged (but no less valuable to society) bovines of
non-specified gender.

SURREALISM
You have 2 giraffes. The government requires you to take harmonica
lessons.

2004 Election Results

2004 Election Results

Parliamentary | States

No Parliament Constituencies Total Voters Names of Candidates and Party Results Votes Polled Majority 1 P62 - Sungai Siput, Perak 46,783 YB. Dato Seri S. Samy Vellu (BN - MIC) Dr. D. Jeyakumar (OPP - KEADILAN) S. Ponmugam (OPP - DAP) 18,797 10,235 8,562 2,864 2 P94 - Hulu Selangor, Selangor 58,533 YB. Dato G. Palanivel (BN - MIC) Ismail Kamus (OPP - PAS) 27,807 14,483 13,324 3 P72 - Tapah, Perak 38,899 YB. Dato S. Veerasingam (BN - MIC) Dr Mohd Radzi Othman (OPP - PAS) 16,945 9,586 7,359 4 P107 - Subang, Selangor 68,739 YB. Tan Sri Dato Dr. K. S. Nijhar (BN - MIC) Mohd Nasir Hashim (OPP - KEADILAN) 32,941 15,460 17,481 5 P132 - Teluk Kemang, Negeri Sembilan 56459 YB. Dato S. Sothinathan (BN - MIC) Ab Manap Sahardin (OPP - KEADILAN) 28,494 17,777 10,717 6 P109 - Kapar, Selangor 104, 185 YB. Komala Krishnamoorthy (BN - MIC) Ang Hiock Gai (OPP - KEADILAN) 44,007 14,588 29,419 7 P111 - Kota Raja (New), Selangor 58,374 YB SA. Vigneswaran (BN - MIC) Dr. Hajah Siti Mariah binti Mahmud (OPP - PAS) Krishnasamy a/l Thevarayan (IND - IND) 24,376 8,239 16,137 3,608 8 P140 - Segamat, JohorJohor 40,983 YB Dr. S. Subramaniam (BN - MIC) Pang Hok Liong (OPP - DAP) 17,953 7,809 10,144 9 P78 - Cameron Highlands (New), Pahang 23,061 YB. S.K. Devamany (BN - MIC) Apalasamy a/l Jataliah (OPP - DAP) 10,226 6,260 3,966

2004 Election Results

Parliamentary | States

Kedah

No State Constituencies Total Voters Names of Candidates and Party Results Votes Polled Majority 1 N25 - Bukit Selambau 30,322 YB. Dato V. Saravanan (BN - MIC) Mustafa Khalid Hanafi (OPP - KEADILAN) G. Ghanaguru (OPP - DAP) 14,196 7,695 6,501 2,120 2 N34 - Lunas 27,957 YB S. Ganesan (BN - MIC) Chua Tian Chang (OPP - KEADILAN) 13,218 4,299 8,979

Penang

No State Constituencies Total Voters Names of Candidates and Party Results Votes Polled Majority 1 N16 - Perai 13,813 YB. Dato Dr. K. Rajapathy (BN - MIC) Chong Eng (OPP - DAP) 5,060 583 4,477 2 N9 - Bagan Dalam (New) 17,230 YB P.K. Subbaiyah (BN - MIC) Abdul Razak Hamid (OPP - KEADILAN) Lim Hock Seng (OPP - DAP) 6,687 1,967 758 4,270

Perak

No State Constituencies Total Voters Names of Candidates and Party Results Votes Polled Majority 1 N54 - Hutan Melintang 20,035 YB. Dato G. Rajoo (BN - MIC) Madzi Hassan (OPP - KEADILAN) 8,145 3,759 4,386 2 N51 - Pasir Panjang 24,587 YB M. Ramachandran (BN - MIC) Norazli Musa (OPP - PAS) 9,446 1,644 7,802 3 N57 - Sungkai 17,618 YB. Dato R. Ganesan (BN - MIC) A. Sivanesan (OPP - DAP) 6,334 1,945 4,389 4 N59 - Behrang 18,467 YB. Dato K.R.A. Naidu (BN - MIC) Jamaluddin Md Radzi (OPP - KEADILAN) 7,627 3,748 3,879

Pahang

No State Constituencies Total Voters Names of Candidates and Party Results Votes Polled Majority 1 N35 - Sabai 9,516 YB. Davendran a/l Murthy (BN - MIC) Lee Hon (OPP - DAP) 4,384 2,329 2,055

Selangor

No State Constituencies Total Voters Names of Candidates and Party Results Votes Polled Majority 1 N49 - Seri Andalas 32,199 YB. Kamalam a/p Annasamy (BN - MIC) Tan Ah Kow (OPP - KEADILAN) Pupalan A/L Muthusamy (IND - IND) 15,608 7,694 7,914 468 2 N11 - Ijok 12,404 YB. Dato Sivalingam a/l Arumugam Karuppiah (BN - MIC) Abdul Rahman Moharam (OPP - KEADILAN) Mohamed Shariff Nagoorkani (IND - IND) 5,213 1,649 3,564 313 3 N16 - Batu Caves 23,544 YB. V. Thiagarajan (BN - MIC) Kamarul Baharin Abbas (OPP - KEADILAN) 9,362 1,781 7,581

Negeri Sembilan

No State Constituencies Total Voters Names of Candidates and Party Results Votes Polled Majority 1 N33 - Port Dickson 12,210 YB. Dato T. Rajagopalu (BN - MIC) John Fernandez (OPP - DAP) 4,954 1,893 3,061 2 N7 - Jeram Padang 9,573 YB. Dato. Dr. L. Krishnan (BN - MIC) S. Rajagopai (OPP - KEADILAN) 5,023 4,084 939

Melaka

No State Constituencies Total Voters Names of Candidates and Party Results Votes Polled Majority 1 N10 - Asahan 12,666 YB. Dato R. Raghavan (BN - MIC) Azmi Khamis (OPP - KEADILAN) 6,901 4,455 2,446

Johor

No State Constituencies Total Voters Names of Candidates and Party Results Votes Polled Majority 1 N43 - Permas 27,872 Dato S. Balakrishnan (BN - MIC) Syed Othman Abdullah (OPP - PAS) 15,632 10,805 4,827 2 N33 - Tenggarah 17,048 YB. Datuk S. Krishnasamy (BN - MIC) Sheikh Abdullah Said Salleh (OPP - PAS) 10,412 8,287 2,125 3 N31 - Kahang (New) 14,896 Ramis a/l Subramaniam (BN - MIC) Mohamad Esa Jaafar (OPP - PAS) 9,397 7,373 2,024 4 N9 - Gambir (New) 18,496 YB. M. Asojan (BN - MIC) Aripin Dahalan (OPP - PAS) 9,690 6,109 3,581