Opinion on the Malaysia 13th General Election

Well, Pakatan Rakyat officially lost the GE13 (although it seems like they are given 21 days to appeal the result) but is it really a fact that Pakatan Rakyat is the biggest loser in this General Election?

I would view the GE13 in different perspectives and to me, Pakatan Rakyat is not the loser in the General Election. In fact, the Pakatan Rakyat is the biggest winner, winning the heart of almost all Malaysian, be it inside Malaysia or outside of the country.

Big crowd turn out

Another winner emerge from the GE13, is Malaysians. From this General Election, it is proven that Malaysians, from every background, be it Malays, Chinese or Indians join forces to go out and vote for their preferred candidates until the election registered the highest voters turn out ever. Not only that, many voters even stay after voting to filter out phantom voters and join forces at the counting station to prevent fraud. Although fraud cannot be 100% prevent from this election, it proves that it is doable. Fellow Malaysians, let us not give up and grieve over the results when the leaders themselves are optimistic about the outcome. Let's continue the momentum.

Many might have think that democracy have been robbed, but yesterday was a lesson that democracy is there. Many might have thought that if certain parties did not play foul, Pakatan Rakyat would have form the government. I think not necessary. Let us be logical, how many of foul plays are there in the West Malaysia? Is it enough to overcome the fixed deposit area in the East Malaysia? In fact, yesterday's election clearly informed the Pakatan Rakyat that they are not doing enough in the East Malaysia. There is indeed change in Malaysia and clearly, there is still a lot need to be done by the Pakatan Rakyat. Pakatan Rakyat might have popular votes gaining more than 50% of the votes, but clearly in order for the Malaysia to change, it cannot happen at just certain areas. It needs to be from all around the country.

And finally, the Pakatan Rakyat record yet another milestone, getting extra 7 parliament seats.   

For fellow Malaysians hoping to see changes in Malaysia, let us not be despair by the results, although the manner that the Pakatan Rakyat lost was full of pain, but let us be reminded that every cloud has a silver lining. The manner of how we as Malaysians fought for our rights were simply amazing, record voters turn out, joining forces to filter the phantom voters and prevent fraud - it simply reminds us how alive democracy is in the country.

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Malaysia General Election Update 3

At this time, BN has already enough seat to form the government for Malaysia in the next 5 years. Even Bloomberg also post some updates on the Malaysia General Election. As it stands, BN has a simple majority of 112 seats to form the government while PR is having 58 seats with 52 seats still counting.

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Malaysia General Election Update 2

BN get another four seats in Parliament with all four seats from Sarawak, while PR might have score a first in Saratok.

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Malaysia General Election 13 Update 1

BN draw first blood by winning in Putrajaya.

Lim Kit Siang extends lead in Gelang Patah.
Lim Guan Eng still leading the Air Puteh seat, having 3,180 votes, while BN candidate is having 655 votes.
DAP candidates in Ipoh Timur and Seputeh might have landslide win over the BN candidates.

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It's 505, I've Done My Part, What About You, Fellow Malaysians?

It's the 5th of May and the for the Malaysians to exercise their right to decide the government of the Malaysia. Indeed, after two weeks of campaigning from both side, it is the time for the Malaysians to put word into action. 


I woke up early morning to have morning shower, my siblings as well, and we went straight to our polling stations to cast our vote, even before we had our breakfast. It was 8 in the morning, and the queue to the polling station has already been very long, and after about almost 40 minutes of queue, we went to the respective room to cast our vote.

Long long queue early in the morning

We left the polling station as soon as we have cast our votes, the whole process took us about one hour. After casting our vote, it is normal weekend for us as usual, we went breakfast and go to church before going back home for lunch and rest. 

I've done my part, what about you, fellow Malaysians? Let us go out to make a difference. It maybe just take one hour of your time, but it sure worth it to exercise our right as the citizen of Malaysia. 

It is done

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