(I)   Swing in 1999 GE winners if ineligible 685,000 were able to vote
(A) 1999 ELECTION SUMMARY
				Total					Spoiled/
				seats	Voter	Turnout	Turnout%	Spoiled	turnout
	West Mal, KL and Labuan total			145	7,992,125	5,835,301	73.0%	124,635	2.1%
	East Mal total			48	1,574,063	961,954	61.1%	13,621	1.4%
	Mal total			193	9,566,188	6,797,255	71.1%	138,256	2.0%
(B) REGISTERED BUT INELIGIBLE VOTERS
	Registered but "ineligible"				685,000
	Total seats				193
	Simple average				3,549	For illustration only, not used in analysis
	% of total voters				7.2%
(C) RESULT:  HOW MANY MORE PARLIAMENTARY SEATS WOULD BA / OPP HAVE WON?									12
	Changes in parliamentary seats
		Coalition			BA and Opp	BN	Total
		Current seat			45	148	193
		% of parliament			23%	77%	100%
		Adjusted seat			57	136	193
		% of parliament			30%	70%	100%
		Increase in seats			12	-12	0
		% increase			27%	-8%	0%
(D) HOW IS THIS ANALYSIS OR ADJUSTMENT DONE? STEPS-BY-STEP EXPLANATION
	1. Allocate 685,000 voters by actual proportion of voters in each of 193 parliamentary constituencies,
		eg, 0.34% of whole country's voters are in 01P1 Padang Besar of Perlis. 685,000 * 0.34% is allocated to 01P1, ie, 2,326
	2. Multiply by actual turnout ratio and spoiled vote ratio of each constituency,
		eg, 74.7% turnout and 0% spoiled vote for 01P1, padang Besar of Perlis, ie, 1,737 valid votes
		conservative because newly registered voters are likely to have higher turnouts and lower spoiled votes
	3. Assume % to vote for BA/OPP - Base Case is that 80%.
		What-if scenario table tests range of 50% to 100%
		See Section (F), which supports the Base Case assumption of 80%
		eg, at 20%:80%=BN:BA, 1,737 would be split BN:BA=347:1390 for 01P1
		Minor assumption: No additional votes would go to third, fourth, of fifth candidate in the constituency
	4. Resulting splits are added to and subtracted from majority votes for EACH constituency, yielding adjusted majority.
		Majority is used/adjusted to simplify calculation
		A negative majority indicates a seat "turnover" to the other side
		eg., in 01P1, Padang Besar, BN's majority of 4,519 votes would be increased by 347 and reduced by 1,390, ie, becoming 3,477 (adjusted majority)
		In this case, the BN retains winning seat even when adjusted for 685,000.
		In the case of 05P47, Bukit Bendera, Penang, Lim Kit Siang's -104 vote loss would turn into a 1,977 adjusted majority
	5.Tally number of seats that would have seen winner "turnover"
		eg, at 80% preference by "ineligible" voters, 12 seats would be turned over to the Opposition, sending 5 Opposition heavy weights into the Parliament
	6. In scenario table, what-if scenarios are tested by varying:
		Assumed non-eligible voting for Opp (after adjusting for turnout and spoiled votes) - varying from 50% to 100%
		Turnout+unspoiled vote by Plus- or Minus-5%
(E) SCENARIOS
	Assumed % of ineligible voters who would have voted BA/OPP - Base case							80%
	Assume turnout to be higher or lower by this % - Base Case							0%
		Additional seats for BA/OPP
					Assumed non-eligible voting for Opp (after adjusting for turnout and spoiled votes)
		If turnout had			50%	67%	75%	80%	85%	90%	95%	100%
		been lower		-5%	0	7	9	11	14	18	22	22
		or		0%	0	8	9	12	15	21	22	23
		higher by this %		5%	0	8	9	13	19	22	22	24
		Adjusted total number of BA/OPP Seats
					Assumed non-eligible voting for Opp (after adjusting for turnout and spoiled votes)
		If turnout had		57	50%	67%	75%	80%	85%	90%	95%	100%
		been lower		-5%	45	52	54	56	59	63	67	67
		or		0%	45	53	54	57	60	66	67	68
		higher by this %		5%	45	53	54	58	64	67	67	69
		BN's majority adjusted
					Assumed non-eligible voting for Opp (after adjusting for turnout and spoiled votes)
		If turnout had			50%	67%	75%	80%	85%	90%	95%	100%
		been lower		-5%	77%	73%	72%	71%	69%	67%	65%	65%
		or		0%	77%	73%	72%	70%	69%	66%	65%	65%
		higher by this %		5%	77%	73%	72%	70%	67%	65%	65%	64%
		BN 2/3 majority denied?
					Assumed non-eligible voting for Opp (after adjusting for turnout and spoiled votes)
		If turnout had			50%	67%	75%	80%	85%	90%	95%	100%
		been lower		-5%							DENIED	DENIED
		or		0%						DENIED	DENIED	DENIED
		higher by this %		5%						DENIED	DENIED	DENIED
(F) WHY IT IS CREDIBLE TO ASSUME 80% OF INELIGIBLE WOULD VOTE FOR THE BA
	The below (5) estimates 76-84% of 685,000 would vote for the BA. Our Base Case conservatively assumes the median and round number of 80%.
	Absentees and spoiled votes are fully taken into account in another part of this analysis (D.2). This can be conservative because newly-aware are likely to have higher turnout and lower spoiled vote rates.
	(1) number who registered but could not vote in 1999					685,000
	(2) number who register to vote in a normal year					200,000	the "normal yearly harvest"
	(3) for the "normal yearly harvest" above, the split between BN and BA would be assumed to be the SAME as actual 29/11/99 votes, ie,
						Total valid vote		BN	BA / OPP	Formula kept for future programming use only not for calculation
			Nationwide 29/11/99			6,658,999		3,763,003	2,895,996	#VALUE!		6,658,999
			% split			100.0%		56.5%	43.5%
			Estimated for			200,000		113,020	86,980
	(4)  assume the remaining who registered, ie,					485,000	are "newly-aware voters" moved by recent political events, and are likely to vote for the BA
	(5) more specifically, assume Newly-Aware Voters' votes would vote for BA by 90-100%
	Two scenarios below			Split of "Normal Yearly Harvest"			Split of "Newly Aware Voters"			Total split			Total split in %
	Assuming newly-aware vote BA by			BN	BA	Total	BN	BA	Total	BN	BA	Total	BN	BA	Total
	90%			113,020	86,980	200,000	48,500	436,500	485,000	161,520	523,480	685,000	24%	76%	100%
	100%			113,020	86,980	200,000	-	485,000	485,000	113,020	571,980	685,000	16%	84%	100%
	(6) Additionally, assumptions are conservative because most newly-aware voters are located in rural seats, which are smaller in terms of voter number. (skewed towards rural vs unskewed)
	As a results, their real impacts will be greater than the outcome of the current analysis, which is based on the allocation of newly-aware voters in proportion with voter weighting for each constituency
(G) MPS WHO WOULD HAVE LOST OR WON IF INELIGIBLE 685,000 HAD BEEN ABLE TO VOTE
				Official winning			Official	Estimated swing		Adj.	Potentially real		Coal-2		For programming only
Seat name		State	Code	Candidate		Coalition	Majority	Less	Plus	majority	Winner				Row	Next row	Cell ref
Bukit Bendera		Penang	05P47	Chia Kwang Chye		BN	104	(2,775)	694	(1,977)	Lim Kit Siang		BA		188	189	a189
Jelutong		Penang	05P49	Lee Kah Choon		BN	775	(2,418)	605	(1,039)	Karpal Singh a/l Ram Singh		BA		190	191	a191
Lumut		Perak	06P71	Kong Cho Ha		BN	605	(2,334)	584	(1,146)	Zaman Huri Haji Samsudin		BA		212	213	a213
Pekan		Pahang	07P80	Mohd Najib bin Hj Abd Razak		BN	241	(1,493)	373	(879)	Ramli Mohamed		BA		221	222	a222
Temerluh		Pahang	07P84	Mohd Sarit bin Hj Jusoh		BN	213	(2,208)	552	(1,443)	Ab Wahab bin Ismail		BA		225	226	a226
Sabak Bernam		Selangor	08P86	Dato Hj Zainal Dahalan		BN	901	(1,301)	325	(75)	Dr Ghazali Basri		BA		230	231	a231
Gombak		Selangor	08P91	Zaleha bt Ismail		BN	803	(3,174)	793	(1,577)	Dr Mohd Hatta Md Ramli		BA		235	236	a236
Shah Alam		Selangor	08P98	Dato Ir Hj Mohd Zin Mohamed		BN	1,440	(4,023)	1,006	(1,577)	Ezam Mohd Nor		BA		242	243	a243
Titiwangsa		FedTerr	09P107	Dato Dr Suleiman Mohamed		BN	1,513	(2,046)	511	(21)	Mohamad Noor Mohamad		BA		251	252	a252
Lembah Pantai		FedTerr	09P109	Shahrizat binti Abdul Jalil		BN	1,417	(2,060)	515	(128)	Zainur Zakaria		BA		253	254	a254
Bandar Tun Razak		FedTerr	09P112	Tan Chai Ho		BN	1,224	(2,481)	620	(637)	Chandra Muzaffar		BA		256	257	a257
Rasah		Nsembilan	11P118	Datuk Goh Siow Huat		BN	1,288	(3,218)	805	(1,126)	Chen Man Hin Dennis		BA		263	264	a264
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Current Scenario assumes "Ineligible" preference of						80%
(H) VOTE ADJUSTMENT FOR NON-ELIGIBLE VOTERS								Current Scenario assumes "Ineligible" preference of				80%
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								Official	Potential			Adj.	BN loss
	Seat name	State	Row	Code	Candidate		Coalition	Majority	swing	Less	Plus	majority	to Opp	RunnerUp		Coal-R	VoteWon2
	Padang Besar	Perlis	139	01P1	Azmi bin Khalid		BN	4,519	1,737	(1,390)	347	3,477		Mohd Anuar bin Tahir		BA	9,867
	Kangar	Perlis	140	01P2	Abdul Hamid bin Pawanteh		BN	4,049	2,077	(1,661)	415	2,803		Zainul Abidin Yahya		BA	12,480
	Arau	Perlis	141	01P3	Mastika Junaidah Husin		BN	1,586	2,078	(1,663)	416	339		Abd Aziz Hanafi		BA	13,711
	Langkawi	Kedah	142	02P4	Abu Bakar bin Taib		BN	6,547	1,300	(1,040)	260	5,767		Amiruddin Hamzah		BA	5,802
	Jerlun	Kedah	143	02P5	Abu Bakar Othman		BA	380	2,421	1,937	(484)	1,833		Ismail Taib		BN	16,724
	Kubang Pasu	Kedah	144	02P6	Mahathir bin Mohamad		BN	10,138	2,480	(1,984)	496	8,650		Subky Latif		BA	12,261
	Padang Terap	Kedah	145	02P7	Zawawi Ahmad		BA	1,053	1,675	1,340	(335)	2,058		Othman Ismail		BN	11,165
	Pokok Sena	Kedah	146	02P8	Mahfuz Omar		BA	3,637	3,671	2,937	(734)	5,840		Wan Mohd Hanafiah Wan Mohd Saman		BN	23,829
	Alor Setar	Kedah	147	02P9	Chor Chee Heung		BN	14,589	2,945	(2,356)	589	12,822		George John		BA	13,258
	Kuala Kedah	Kedah	148	02P10	Mohamad Sabu		BA	991	3,301	2,641	(660)	2,972		Fadzi @ Fauzi Abdul Hamid		BN	22,557
	Pendang	Kedah	149	02P11	Ali @ Fadzil Md Noor		BA	2,939	3,000	2,400	(600)	4,739		Othman bin Abdul		BN	19,474
	Yan	Kedah	150	02P12	Nasharuddin bin Mat Isa		BA	182	2,285	1,828	(457)	1,553		Badruddin bin Amiruldin		BN	15,859
	Sik	Kedah	151	02P13	Shahnon Ahmad		BA	478	1,900	1,520	(380)	1,618		Abdul Hamid bin Othman		BN	13,026
	Merbok	Kedah	152	02P14	Che Abdul Daim bin Haji Zainuddin		BN	15,376	3,236	(2,589)	647	13,435		Mocktar bin Mansor		BA	14,909
	Sungai Petani	Kedah	153	02P15	Mahadzir bin Mohd Khir		BN	12,133	3,694	(2,955)	739	9,917		Johari Abdul		BA	19,742
	Baling	Kedah	154	02P16	Taib Azamudden Mohd Taib		BA	1,394	2,974	2,379	(595)	3,178		Bahador Shah Md Isa		BN	20,074
	Padang Serai	Kedah	155	02P17	Lim Bee Kau		BN	9,372	3,250	(2,600)	650	7,422		Saifuddin Nasution Ismail		BA	18,023
	Kulim-Bandar Baharu	Kedah	156	02P18	Abdul Kadir bin Sheikh Fadzir		BN	8,067	2,397	(1,918)	479	6,629		Azmi bin Ahmad		BA	12,697
	Tumpat	Kelantan	157	03P19	Kamarudin bin Jaafar		BA	10,442	2,579	2,063	(516)	11,989		Noor Zahidi Omar		BN	12,776
	Pengkalan Chepa	Kelantan	158	03P20	Mohamed Amar Abdullah		BA	15,945	2,261	1,809	(452)	17,302		Mohd Noor Deris		BN	7,820
	Kota Bharu	Kelantan	159	03P21	Ramli Ibrahim		BA	10,206	3,128	2,502	(626)	12,083		Ilani Isahak		BN	16,517
	Pasir Mas	Kelantan	160	03P22	Hj Ismail b Noh		BA	8,575	2,818	2,254	(564)	10,266		Dato Haji Ibrahim Ali		BN	15,392
	Rantau Panjang	Kelantan	161	03P23	Abdul Fatah Haron		BA	8,565	2,210	1,768	(442)	9,891		Wan Mohd Fuad Wan Abdullah		BN	11,146
	Kubang Kerian	Kelantan	162	03P24	Husam Musa		BA	16,091	2,484	1,987	(497)	17,581		Zaleha Hussin		BN	9,293
	Bachok	Kelantan	163	03P25	Wan Nik Yusof Wan Ngah		BA	9,817	2,825	2,260	(565)	11,512		Azaki bin Ishak		BN	14,820
	Peringat	Kelantan	164	03P26	Muhammad Mustafa		BA	4,525	2,466	1,973	(493)	6,004		Annuar b Musa		BN	14,956
	Tanah Merah	Kelantan	165	03P27	Saupi Daud		BA	4,658	2,324	1,859	(465)	6,052		Hashim b Safin		BN	13,901
	Pasir Puteh	Kelantan	166	03P28	Alwi Jusoh		BA	8,411	3,051	2,441	(610)	10,242		Kamarudin Md Nor		BN	16,962
	Machang	Kelantan	167	03P29	Mohd Yussof @ Yusof Mohd Nor		BA	6,919	2,371	1,897	(474)	8,342		Sukri bin Hj Mohamad		BN	13,091
	Jeli	Kelantan	168	03P30	Mohd Apandi Mohamad		BA	693	2,173	1,738	(435)	1,997		Mustapa Mohamed		BN	14,830
	Kuala Krai	Kelantan	169	03P31	Mohamed Nasir Che Daud		BA	3,850	2,105	1,684	(421)	5,113		Nik Hussain Abdul Rahman		BN	12,773
	Gua Musang	Kelantan	170	03P32	Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah		BN	2,925	1,626	(1,301)	325	1,949		Razak bin Abas		BA	9,900
	Besut	Terengganu	171	04P33	Hassan Mohamed		BA	3,057	2,538	2,030	(508)	4,580		Mohd Jusoh @ Yusoff Hj Md Nor		BN	16,109
	Setiu	Terengganu	172	04P34	Che Ghani Che Ambak		BA	3,020	2,431	1,945	(486)	4,478		Tengku Mahmud Mansor		BN	15,457
	Kuala Nerus	Terengganu	173	04P35	M Shukrimun Shamsudin		BA	7,078	2,588	2,071	(518)	8,631		Abdul Rahin Mohd.Said		BN	14,530
	Kuala Terengganu	Terengganu	174	04P36	Syed Azman Syed Ahmad Nawawi		BA	14,448	3,488	2,790	(698)	16,541		Abu Bakar bin Daud		BN	17,132
	Marang	Terengganu	175	04P37	Abdul Hadi Awang		BA	12,700	3,415	2,732	(683)	14,749		Muda bin Mamat		BN	17,483
	Hulu Terengganu	Terengganu	176	04P38	Muhyidin Abdul Rashid		BA	4,111	2,254	1,804	(451)	5,464		Othman Daud		BN	13,679
	Dungun	Terengganu	177	04P39	Mustafa @ Hassan Ali		BA	8,118	2,605	2,084	(521)	9,681		Aziz @ Ibrahim Awang		BN	14,130
	Kemaman	Terengganu	178	04P40	Abd Rahman Yusof		BA	1,535	2,856	2,285	(571)	3,249		Wan Zaki Wan Muda		BN	19,180
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								Official	Potential			Adj.	BN loss
	Seat name	State	Row	Code	Candidate		Coalition	Majority	swing	Less	Plus	majority	to Opp	RunnerUp		Coalition-R	VoteWon2
	Kepala Batas	Penang	182	05P41	Abdullah Haji Ahmad		BN	11,175	2,061	(1,649)	412	9,938		Abd Khalid Rasid		BA	8,810
	Tasek Gelugor	Penang	183	05P42	Mohd Shariff Omar		BN	4,236	2,122	(1,698)	424	2,963		Ahmad Rosli Ayob		BA	12,700
	Bagan	Penang	184	05P43	Lim Hock Seng		BA	2,758	3,779	3,024	(756)	5,026		Tan Tiao Kuen		BN	24,999
	Permatang Pauh	Penang	185	05P44	Wan Azizah binti Wan Ismail		BA	9,077	2,760	2,208	(552)	10,733		Ibrahim bin Saad		BN	14,743
	Bukit Mertajam	Penang	186	05P45	Chong Eng		BA	2,937	3,636	2,909	(727)	5,119		Dr Tan Chong Keng		BN	23,937
	Nibong Tebal	Penang	187	05P46	Goh Kheng Huat		BA	1,856	2,902	2,322	(580)	3,597		Kang Chin Seng @ Chiang Chen Cheng		BN	18,876
1	Bukit Bendera	Penang	188	05P47	Chia Kwang Chye		BN	104	3,469	(2,775)	694	(1,977)	1	Lim Kit Siang		BA	24,176
	Tanjong	Penang	189	05P48	Chow Kon Yeow		BA	4,477	3,035	2,428	(607)	6,298		Cheang Chee Gooi		BN	18,960
1	Jelutong	Penang	190	05P49	Lee Kah Choon		BN	775	3,023	(2,418)	605	(1,039)	1	Karpal Singh a/l Ram Singh		BA	20,716
	Bayan Baru	Penang	191	05P50	Wong Kam Hoong		BN	9,481	4,442	(3,554)	888	6,816		Zulkifli Mohd Noor		BA	26,281
	Balik Pulau	Penang	192	05P51	Mohd Zain Omar		BN	9,434	3,322	(2,657)	664	7,441		Mansor bin Othman		BA	18,467
	Gerik	Perak	193	06P52	Khansiyah @ Khamsiyah Yeop		BN	6,175	1,748	(1,399)	350	5,126		Zulkalpely @ Zulkilfly Abu		BA	9,122
	Larut	Perak	194	06P53	Raja Ahmad Zainuddin Raja Haji Omar		BN	4,009	1,765	(1,412)	353	2,950		Mohd Nor Hj R. M. Monutty		BA	10,325
	Parit Buntar	Perak	195	06P54	Hasan Mohamed Ali		BA	2,094	2,131	1,705	(426)	3,373		Abdul Rahman Suliman		BN	13,837
	Bagan Serai	Perak	196	06P55	Zainal Abidin Zin		BN	1,584	2,047	(1,638)	409	356		Ahmad bin Awang		BA	13,504
	Bukit Gantang	Perak	197	06P56	Dato Dr Abdullah Fadzil Che Wan		BN	5,101	2,670	(2,136)	534	3,499		Roslan Shaharum		BA	16,083
	Taiping	Perak	198	06P57	Ker (Kerk) Kim Tim @ Kerk Choo Ting		BN	3,969	3,275	(2,620)	655	2,004		Lim Kean Ghee		BA	20,562
	Chenderoh	Perak	199	06P58	Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz		BN	3,990	1,629	(1,303)	326	3,013		Hamzah Mohd Zain		BA	9,384
	Sungai Siput	Perak	200	06P59	S Samy Vellu a/l Sangalimuthu		BN	5,259	2,166	(1,733)	433	3,959		Michael Jeyakumar Devaraj		BA	12,221
	Tambun	Perak	201	06P60	Ahmad Husni Mohamad Hanadzlah		BN	7,084	3,017	(2,414)	603	5,274		Khairuddin Abd Malik		BA	17,511
	Ipoh Timor	Perak	202	06P61	Thong Fah Chong		BN	2,127	3,498	(2,798)	700	28		Ngeh Koo Ham		BA	23,146
	Ipoh Barat	Perak	203	06P62	Ho Cheong Sing		BN	3,678	3,356	(2,685)	671	1,665		M. Kulasegaran a/l V. Murugeson		BA	21,477
	Batu Gajah	Perak	204	06P63	Fong Po Kuan		BA	2,071	2,708	2,167	(542)	3,696		Yeong Chee Wah		BN	17,796
	Kuala Kangsar	Perak	205	06P64	Rafidah binti Ab Aziz		BN	2,774	1,530	(1,224)	306	1,856		Asmuni bin Awi		BA	9,300
	Beruas	Perak	206	06P65	Lim Kheng Heang @ Lim Keng Yaik		BN	1,455	1,971	(1,577)	394	272		Yew Teong Chong @ Iu Teong Chong		BA	12,801
	Parit	Perak	207	06P66	Mat Basir Rahmat		BA	1,293	1,628	1,302	(326)	2,270		Megat Junid Megat Ayob		BN	10,710
	Gopeng	Perak	208	06P67	Ting Chew Peh		BN	6,360	2,615	(2,092)	523	4,791		Abd. Rahman Said Alli		BA	14,676
	Kampar	Perak	209	06P68	Hew See Tong		BN	7,463	2,763	(2,210)	553	5,805		Loh Peng Lam		BA	15,567
	Tapah	Perak	210	06P69	Veerasingam a/l Suppiah		BN	5,639	1,735	(1,388)	347	4,598		Kamarudin Awang Teh		BA	9,306
	Pasir Salak	Perak	211	06P70	Ramli Ngah Talib		BN	5,045	2,045	(1,636)	409	3,818		Osman Abdul Rahman		BA	11,747
1	Lumut	Perak	212	06P71	Kong Cho Ha		BN	605	2,918	(2,334)	584	(1,146)	1	Zaman Huri Haji Samsudin		BA	20,056
	Bagan Datok	Perak	213	06P72	Ahmad Zahid Hamidi		BN	4,617	1,522	(1,218)	304	3,704		Mohamad Dahalan Arshad		BA	8,321
	Teluk Intan	Perak	214	06P73	Mah Siew Keong		BN	2,783	2,463	(1,970)	493	1,305		Rajendiran a/l Nallaiya		BA	15,793
	Tanjong Malim	Perak	215	06P74	Loke Yuen Yow		BN	11,222	2,370	(1,896)	474	9,800		Ng Lum Yong		BA	10,928
	Lipis	Pahang	216	07P75	Ami Hamzah b Ahmad		BN	6,356	1,966	(1,573)	393	5,176		Kamaludin bin Abd Rahman		BA	10,560
	Raub	Pahang	217	07P76	Oei Yang Yang @ Ng Yen Yen		BN	5,601	2,523	(2,019)	505	4,087		Ng Kwi Ling		BA	14,811
	Jerantut	Pahang	218	07P77	Tengku Azlan Ibni Sultan Abu Bakar		BN	1,463	2,249	(1,799)	450	114		Syed Ibrahim bin Syed Abd Rahman		BA	14,961
	Kuantan	Pahang	219	07P78	Tan Sri Haji Khalil Yaakob		BN	7,361	3,552	(2,842)	710	5,230		Fuziah Salleh		BA	21,136
	Paya Besar	Pahang	220	07P79	Siti Zaharah Sulaiman		BN	3,563	2,716	(2,173)	543	1,933		Wan Jusoh Wan Kolok		BA	17,186
1	Pekan	Pahang	221	07P80	Mohd Najib bin Hj Abd Razak		BN	241	1,866	(1,493)	373	(879)	1	Ramli Mohamed		BA	12,907
	Maran	Pahang	222	07P81	Muhamad Abdullah		BN	3,748	2,345	(1,876)	469	2,341		Raja Puji Tengku Abdul Hamid		BA	14,511
	Mentakab	Pahang	223	07P82	Fu Ah Kiow		BN	6,524	2,183	(1,747)	437	5,214		Leong Mee Meng		BA	11,975
	Bentung	Pahang	224	07P83	Liow Tiong Lai		BN	14,715	2,828	(2,263)	566	13,018		Abdul Wahab bin Sudin		BA	12,389
1	Temerluh	Pahang	225	07P84	Mohd Sarit bin Hj Jusoh		BN	213	2,760	(2,208)	552	(1,443)	1	Ab Wahab bin Ismail		BA	19,166
	Rompin	Pahang	226	07P85	Datuk Dr Jamaluddin Jarjis		BN	6,028	1,847	(1,478)	369	4,920		Mazlan bin Mohamed Yasin		BA	9,879
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								Official	Potential			Adj.	BN loss
	Seat name	State	Row	Code	Candidate		Coalition	Majority	swing	Less	Plus	majority	to Opp	RunnerUp		Coalition-R	VoteWon2
1	Sabak Bernam	Selangor	230	08P86	Dato Hj Zainal Dahalan		BN	901	1,626	(1,301)	325	(75)	1	Dr Ghazali Basri		BA	10,908
	Tanjung Karang	Selangor	231	08P87	Haji Noh Haji Omar		BN	2,075	2,121	(1,697)	424	802		Dr Md Yusoff Abd Wahab		BA	13,766
	Hulu Selangor	Selangor	232	08P88	Dato G. Palanivel		BN	8,595	2,556	(2,045)	511	7,061		Dr Halili Rahmat		BA	13,548
	Kuala Selangor	Selangor	233	08P89	Mohamed Sayuti bin Said		BN	9,920	2,672	(2,137)	534	8,317		Mohd Norman Hj Taha		BA	13,690
	Selayang	Selangor	234	08P90	Chan Kong Choy		BN	8,835	4,375	(3,500)	875	6,210		Zaitun binti Mohamed Kasim		BA	26,144
1	Gombak	Selangor	235	08P91	Zaleha bt Ismail		BN	803	3,967	(3,174)	793	(1,577)	1	Dr Mohd Hatta Md Ramli		BA	27,310
	Ampang Jaya	Selangor	236	08P92	Ong Tee Kiat		BN	7,767	5,269	(4,215)	1,054	4,606		Sivarasa Rasiah		BA	32,902
	Hulu Langat	Selangor	237	08P93	Badrul Hisham Abdul Aziz		BN	3,761	3,702	(2,962)	740	1,540		Mohd Nor bin Nawawi		BA	23,963
	Pj Utara	Selangor	238	08P94	Chew Mei Fun		BN	2,481	3,509	(2,807)	702	376		Ronnie Liu Tian Khiew		BA	23,122
	Pj Selatan	Selangor	239	08P95	Donald Lim Siang Chai		BN	3,845	3,279	(2,623)	656	1,877		Dr Syed Husin Ali		BA	20,736
	Serdang	Selangor	240	08P96	Dato Yap Pian Hon		BN	4,099	5,032	(4,026)	1,006	1,080		Dr Wong Ang Peng		BA	33,111
	Subang	Selangor	241	08P97	Karnail Singh Nijhar a/l Amar Singh		BN	7,152	4,665	(3,732)	933	4,353		Irene a/p V.M. Fernandez		BA	28,985
1	Shah Alam	Selangor	242	08P98	Dato Ir Hj Mohd Zin Mohamed		BN	1,440	5,029	(4,023)	1,006	(1,577)	1	Ezam Mohd Nor		BA	34,411
	Kapar	Selangor	243	08P99	P. Komala Devi		BN	2,860	3,932	(3,145)	786	501		Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad		BA	24,970
	Klang	Selangor	244	08P100	Dr Tan Yee Kew		BN	5,673	3,958	(3,166)	792	3,298		Teng Chang Khim		BA	24,528
	Kuala Langat	Selangor	245	08P101	Shafie bin Mohd Salleh		BN	8,020	2,990	(2,392)	598	6,226		Saari Sungib		BA	16,858
	Sepang	Selangor	246	08P102	Seripah Noli Syed Hussin		BN	7,162	2,793	(2,234)	559	5,486		Mohamed Makki Ahmad		BA	15,907
	Kepong	FedTerr	247	09P103	Tan Seng Giaw		BA	1,766	3,539	2,831	(708)	3,889		Ma Woei Chyi		BN	23,319
	Batu	FedTerr	248	09P104	Ng Lip Yong		BN	2,297	3,078	(2,462)	616	450		Sanusi Osman		BA	20,342
	Wangsa Maju	FedTerr	249	09P105	Zulhasnan Rafique		BN	5,718	3,885	(3,108)	777	3,387		Marina Yusoff		BA	24,279
	Segambut	FedTerr	250	09P106	Tan Kee Kwong		BN	8,586	2,957	(2,366)	591	6,812		Manoharan a/l Malayalam		BA	16,340
1	Titiwangsa	FedTerr	251	09P107	Dato Dr Suleiman Mohamed		BN	1,513	2,557	(2,046)	511	(21)	1	Mohamad Noor Mohamad		BA	17,111
	Bukit Bintang	FedTerr	252	09P108	Fong Kui Lun		BA	1,134	2,671	2,137	(534)	2,737		Lee Chong Meng		BN	17,981
1	Lembah Pantai	FedTerr	253	09P109	Shahrizat binti Abdul Jalil		BN	1,417	2,575	(2,060)	515	(128)	1	Zainur Zakaria		BA	17,272
	Seputeh	FedTerr	254	09P110	Teresa Kok Suh Sim		BA	5,200	3,772	3,018	(754)	7,463		Sua Chong Keh		BN	23,457
	Cheras	FedTerr	255	09P111	Tan Kok Wai		BA	8,992	3,305	2,644	(661)	10,975		Lee Boon Kok		BN	18,587
1	Bandar Tun Razak	FedTerr	256	09P112	Tan Chai Ho		BN	1,224	3,101	(2,481)	620	(637)	1	Chandra Muzaffar		BA	21,049
	Labuan	Labuan	257	10P145	Suhaili bin Abdul Rahman		BN	6,515	873	(698)	175	5,991		Teo Boon Heng		OPP	2,172
	Jelebu	Nsembilan	258	11P113	Rais Yatim @ Mat Rais bin Jatin @ Yatim		BN	7,119	1,930	(1,544)	386	5,961		Jaafar Muhammad		BA	9,909
	Jempol	Nsembilan	259	11P114	Mohd Khalid Mohd Yunus		BN	11,919	2,543	(2,034)	509	10,393		Abd Rahim Yusof		BA	11,808
	Tampin	Nsembilan	260	11P115	Shaziman Abu Mansor		BN	9,979	2,427	(1,942)	485	8,523		Hamdan Hashim		BA	11,965
	Kuala Pilah	Nsembilan	261	11P116	Napsiah binti Omar		BN	2,818	2,160	(1,728)	432	1,522		Ruslan Kasim		BA	13,676
	Seremban	Nsembilan	262	11P117	Dato Hon Choon Kim		BN	9,236	4,089	(3,271)	818	6,783		Lee Peng Fee		BA	23,919
1	Rasah	Nsembilan	263	11P118	Datuk Goh Siow Huat		BN	1,288	4,023	(3,218)	805	(1,126)	1	Chen Man Hin Dennis		BA	27,437
	Telok Kemang	Nsembilan	264	11P119	Anpalagan a/l Sami Reddy		BN	9,942	3,171	(2,537)	634	8,039		Gobalakrishnan a/l Nagapan		BA	17,170
	Alor Gajah	Malacca	265	12P120	Abu Seman Haji Yusop		BN	12,332	2,641	(2,113)	528	10,747		Ab Ghani Ab Rahman		BA	12,283
	Selandar	Malacca	266	12P121	Dr Fong Chan Onn		BN	10,447	2,538	(2,030)	508	8,924		Chua Tian Chang		BA	12,500
	Batu Berendam	Malacca	267	12P122	Abdul Ghafar Baba		BN	7,105	4,884	(3,907)	977	4,175		Khalid Jaafar		BA	30,551
	Kota Melaka	Malacca	268	12P123	Kerk Kim Hock		BA	9,667	4,119	3,295	(824)	12,138		Lim Swee Kiang		BN	23,944
	Jasin	Malacca	269	12P124	Abu Zahar bin Isnin		BN	10,685	2,622	(2,097)	524	9,112		Mujahid Yusof		BA	12,956
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								Official	Potential			Adj.	BN loss
	Seat name	State	Row	Code	Candidate		Coalition	Majority	swing	Less	Plus	majority	to Opp	RunnerUp		Coalition-R	VoteWon2
	Segamat	Johor	273	13P125	Subramaniam a/l Sinniah		BN	10,430	3,027	(2,422)	605	8,614		Tee Gey Yan		BA	15,921
	Ledang	Johor	274	13P126	Hashim Ismail		BN	13,507	2,730	(2,184)	546	11,869		Jamaluddin Khalid		BA	12,309
	Pagoh	Johor	275	13P127	Mohiaddin bin Md Yasin		BN	12,850	1,963	(1,570)	393	11,672		Alias Hj Shamsir		BA	7,282
	Labis	Johor	276	13P128	Dato Seri Dr Lim Liong Seek @ Ling Lio		BN	13,790	2,408	(1,926)	482	12,345		Ahmad Ton		BA	9,908
	Mersing	Johor	277	13P129	Abd Latiff Ahmad		BN	10,861	1,919	(1,535)	384	9,710		Idris Tukachil		BA	7,960
	Kluang	Johor	278	13P130	Hoo Seong Chang		BN	18,339	3,058	(2,446)	612	16,504		Chew Peck Choo		BA	12,186
	Parit Sulong	Johor	279	13P131	Ruhanie bin Ahmad		BN	17,657	3,212	(2,570)	642	15,730		Mohamed Hanipa Maidin		BA	13,603
	Bakri	Johor	280	13P132	Chua Jui Meng		BN	13,360	2,719	(2,176)	544	11,728		Lim Sey Wee @ Lim Sey You		BA	12,316
	Muar	Johor	281	13P133	Robia Kosai		BN	7,182	2,021	(1,617)	404	5,969		Abdul Rahman Othman		BA	10,511
	Sri Gading	Johor	282	13P134	Mohamad Haji Aziz		BN	17,558	2,918	(2,334)	584	15,807		Khalid Abd Samad		BA	11,598
	Batu Pahat	Johor	283	13P135	Haji Siam Haji Kasrin		BN	17,448	3,285	(2,628)	657	15,477		Mohd Ramli Md Kari		BA	14,226
	Tenggara	Johor	284	13P136	Hishammudin Hussein		BN	20,817	2,573	(2,059)	515	19,273		Lokman Noor Adam		BA	7,559
	Sungai Benut	Johor	285	13P137	Hj Abd Hamid Abd Rahman		BN	20,692	2,896	(2,317)	579	18,954		Ungku Mohd Noor Ungku Mahmood		BA	9,886
	Senai	Johor	286	13P138	Lim Si Cheng		BN	17,533	3,360	(2,688)	672	15,517		Tan Hang Meng		BA	14,704
	Kota Tinggi	Johor	287	13P139	Syed Hamid S Jaafar Albar		BN	31,168	3,039	(2,431)	608	29,344		Rosdin Taha Abd Rahman		BA	5,651
	Tebrau	Johor	288	13P140	Mohd Ali Hassan		BN	35,527	4,513	(3,610)	903	32,819		Hassan Abdul Karim		BA	13,763
	Johor Bahru	Johor	289	13P141	Mohamed Khaled Nordin		BN	24,558	3,785	(3,028)	757	22,287		A. Razak Ahmad		BA	14,149
	Pulai	Johor	290	13P142	Abdul Kadir Annuar		BN	24,524	3,329	(2,663)	666	22,527		Ismail Awab		BA	10,985
	Gelang Patah	Johor	291	13P143	Teu Si @ Hang See Ten		BN	26,405	3,920	(3,136)	784	24,053		Norman Joseph Fernandez		BA	14,165
	Pontian	Johor	292	13P144	Ong Ka Ting		BN	29,908	3,326	(2,661)	665	27,912		Diong Chi Tzuoh		BA	8,257
	Marudu	Sabah	293	14P146	Datuk Amirkahar Tun Mustapha		BN	3,887	1,434	(1,147)	287	3,027		Mohd Zakaria Said		OPP	7,963
	Bandau	Sabah	294	14P147	Johnity @ Maximus Ongkili		OPP	1,684	1,180	944	(236)	2,392		Maijol Mahap		BN	6,781
	Kota Belud	Sabah	295	14P148	Md Salleh Md Said		BN	9,216	2,053	(1,642)	411	7,984		Saidil Semoi		OPP	8,601
	Tuaran	Sabah	296	14P149	Wilfred Madius Tangau		BN	2,813	1,685	(1,348)	337	1,802		Yunuf @ Edward Merinking		OPP	10,270
	Gaya	Sabah	297	14P150	Datuk Yong Teck Lee		BN	4,117	1,950	(1,560)	390	2,947		Goh Chin Lok @ Johnny Goh		OPP	11,198
	Tanjong Aru	Sabah	298	14P151	Yee Moh Chai		OPP	545	1,694	1,355	(339)	1,562		Yong Chiew Lip @ Philip Yong		BN	11,281
	Penampang	Sabah	299	14P152	Philip Benedict Lasimbang		BN	3,320	1,989	(1,591)	398	2,127		Jivol @ Edmund Doudilim		OPP	12,006
	Papar	Sabah	300	14P153	Osu Haji Sukam		BN	6,405	1,548	(1,239)	310	5,476		Mohd Saidi Lampoh		OPP	7,608
	Beaufort	Sabah	301	14P154	Anifah bin Aman @ Haniff Amman		BN	6,800	1,805	(1,444)	361	5,717		AK Aliuddin Hj Mohd Tahir		OPP	9,209
	Sipitang	Sabah	302	14P155	Yusof @ Josree b Yacob		BN	4,339	1,071	(857)	214	3,696		Abdul Rahman Md Yakub		BA	5,242
	Kinabalu	Sabah	303	14P156	Bernard Giluk Dompok		BN	5,423	1,302	(1,042)	260	4,642		Janimin Saliun		OPP	6,300
	Keningau	Sabah	304	14P157	Joseph Pairin Kitingan		OPP	250	1,812	1,449	(362)	1,337		Joseph Kurup		BN	12,533
	Tenom	Sabah	305	14P158	Rizalman Abdullah		BN	3,642	1,340	(1,072)	268	2,838		Radin Malleh		OPP	7,537
	Beluran	Sabah	306	14P159	Ronald Kiandee		BN	1,280	864	(691)	173	762		Dennis Rantau		OPP	5,282
	Libaran	Sabah	307	14P160	Juslie Ajirol		BN	6,311	1,166	(933)	233	5,612		Mazhry Nasir		BA	4,992
	Sandakan	Sabah	308	14P161	Lau Ngan Siew		BN	3,972	1,760	(1,408)	352	2,916		Sak Cheong Yu		OPP	8,828
	Kinabatangan	Sabah	309	14P162	Bung Mokthar Radin		BN	3,895	888	(710)	178	3,362		Ali Latip Taha		OPP	4,246
	Silam	Sabah	310	14P163	Railey Haji Jeffrey		BN	6,519	1,627	(1,302)	325	5,543		Badrulamin bin Bahron		BA	8,110
	Semporna	Sabah	311	14P164	Mohd Shafie Apdal		BN	13,325	1,707	(1,365)	341	12,301		Abdul Rahim @ Abdurahim		IND	5,245
	Tawau	Sabah	312	14P165	Shim Paw Fatt		BN	11,116	2,326	(1,861)	465	9,720		Kong Hong Ming		OPP	9,044
	Mas Gading	Sarawak	313	15P166	Tekhee @ Tiki ak Lafe		BN	3,820	1,242	(993)	248	3,075		Patau anak Rubis		OPP	6,764
	Santubong	Sarawak	314	15P167	Rohani binti Abdul Karim		BN	1,895	1,004	(803)	201	1,292		Husaini bin Hamdan		BA	6,060
	Petra Jaya	Sarawak	315	15P168	Sulaiman Daud		BN	2,870	1,497	(1,197)	299	1,972		Wan Zainal Abidin b. Wan Sanusi		BA	9,008
	Bandar Kuching	Sarawak	316	15P169	Song Swee Guan		BN	8,389	2,434	(1,947)	487	6,928		Ng Kim Ho		IND	9,850
	Stampin	Sarawak	317	15P170	Yong Khoon Hian @ Yong Khoon Seng		BN	8,897	2,176	(1,741)	435	7,591		Voon Lee Shan		BA	9,913
	Kota Samarahan	Sarawak	318	15P171	Abdul Taib bin Mahmud		BN	8,215	1,348	(1,078)	270	7,406		Zulrusdi bin Mohamad Hol		BA	5,092
	Mambong	Sarawak	319	15P172	James Dawos Mamit		BN	1,672	1,503	(1,203)	301	770		Belek @ Jerip anak Susil		OPP	9,655
	Serian	Sarawak	320	15P173	Richard Riot anak Jaem		BN	8,451	1,247	(998)	249	7,703		Anthony Polycarp Munjan		OPP	4,040
	Batang Sadong	Sarawak	321	15P174	Hajjah Sukinam Domo		BN	5,218	773	(618)	155	4,754		Othman bin Mustapha @ Mos		BA	2,438
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								Official	Potential			Adj.	BN loss
	Seat name	State	Row	Code	Candidate		Coalition	Majority	swing	Less	Plus	majority	to Opp	RunnerUp		Coalition-R	VoteWon2
	Batang Lupar	Sarawak	325	15P175	Wan Junaidi bin Tuanku Jaafar		BN	5,214	759	(607)	152	4,759		Syid Assimie bin Wan Ismail		OPP	2,689
	Sri Aman	Sarawak	326	15P176	Jimmy Lim @ Jimmy Donald		BN	7,648	1,099	(879)	220	6,989		Wel @ Maxwell anak Rojis		BA	3,845
	Lubok Antu	Sarawak	327	15P177	Jawah anak Gerang		BN	6,662	777	(622)	155	6,196		David anak Jemut		BA	2,097
	Betong	Sarawak	328	15P178	Douglas Uggah Embas		BN	-	-	-	-	-		UNOPPOSED		0	-
	Saratok	Sarawak	329	15P179	Datuk Peter Tinggom ak Kamarau		BN	5,503	1,117	(893)	223	4,833		Idris bin Bohari		BA	5,042
	Kuala Rajang	Sarawak	330	15P180	Mohd Effendi bin Norwawi		BN	10,586	1,292	(1,033)	258	9,811		Lamasudin @ Udie bin Salleh		BA	3,720
	Sarikei	Sarawak	331	15P181	Law Hieng Ding		BN	7,363	1,665	(1,332)	333	6,364		Michael Tiang Ming Tee		BA	7,849
	Julau	Sarawak	332	15P182	Joseph Salang Anak Gandum		BN	6,286	960	(768)	192	5,710		Kong Ah Huat		IND	2,897
	Kanowit	Sarawak	333	15P183	Leo Moggie ak Irok @ Moggie		BN	5,308	747	(597)	149	4,860		Tadong anak Tambi		BA	2,564
	Lanang	Sarawak	334	15P184	Tiong Thai King		BN	6,790	1,841	(1,473)	368	5,686		Wong Ho Leng		BA	9,466
	Sibu	Sarawak	335	15P185	Robert Lau Hoi Chew		BN	9,142	2,670	(2,136)	534	7,540		Wong Sing Nang		BA	14,085
	Mukah	Sarawak	336	15P186	Leo Michael Toyad		BN	7,567	1,070	(856)	214	6,925		Yusuf Abdul Rahman		BA	3,691
	Selangau	Sarawak	337	15P187	Joseph Mauh a/k Ikeh		BN	3,617	831	(665)	166	3,118		Ricky anak Bernard Betti		BA	3,995
	Kapit	Sarawak	338	15P188	Alexander Nanta Linggi		BN	11,016	1,012	(810)	202	10,409		Richard Nujong ak Abit		IND	1,141
	Hulu Rajang	Sarawak	339	15P189	Abit Joo		BN	4,133	690	(552)	138	3,719		Kumbong anak Langit		IND	2,751
	Bintulu	Sarawak	340	15P190	Tiong King Sing		BN	1,400	2,147	(1,717)	429	112		Chiew Chiu Sing		BA	14,281
	Miri	Sarawak	341	15P191	Peter Chin Fah Kui		BN	10,706	2,832	(2,265)	566	9,007		Dr Yie Siew Kee		BA	14,415
	Baram	Sarawak	342	15P192	Jacob Dungau Sagan		BN	6,872	741	(593)	148	6,427		Sedi bin Li		IND	1,737
	Bukit Mas	Sarawak	343	15P193	Henry Sum Agong		BN	10,526	1,233	(986)	247	9,786		Charlee Soh Cheng Hiong		BA	3,116
					Ineligible, turnout, after spoil				476,818	(188,061)	47,015		12