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This wraps up Malaysiakini's live coverage of the Negeri Sembilan 2026 state election results.

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Unofficial: BN takes early lead in Rahang

BN has taken a wide early lead in Rahang, according to unofficial results from DAP.

As of writing, BN has 1,315 votes, while Pakatan Harapan has 157 in the DAP stronghold. However, this accounts for only eight percent of eligible votes.

Bahau is a non-Malay majority seat, where 43.5 percent of voters are Chinese, 22.5 percent Indian, and 30.7 percent Malay.

Voting ends, unofficial results trickling in

Voting has ended, and unofficial results are beginning to trickle in.

Malaysiakini will wait for more substantive numbers before reporting early results.

Unlike in the Johor polls, the Election Commission has not released the 5pm turnout numbers as of writing. That data was released at 5.35pm during the Johor election.

However, final turnout is expected to exceed the 68.3 percent mark set by the 2023 state polls.

Seri Menanti and Labu are expected to exceed their previous turnouts in their respective seats, while Kota, an Umno stronghold, surpassed that benchmark at 4pm.

Turnout in Labu and Lobak were trailing behind the 2023 numbers at 4pm, but there is a chance that gap can be closed.

Three seats exceed 70pct turnout mark

Turnout as of 4pm is at 65.38 percent, which is 3.49 percentage points higher than turnout during the 2023 state election.

In terms of individual seats, at least three - Kota, Seri Menanti, and Labu - have exceeded the 70 percent mark.

However, at least three seats, Bahau, Lukut, and Lobak, are still at 59 percent turnout.

The turnouts for Lukut and Lobak - which are non-Malay majority seats - have been the lowest throughout the day.

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Thank you for following our live blog.

This wraps up Malaysiakini's live coverage of the Negeri Sembilan 2026 state election results.

Stay tuned for our post-election analysis.

Our coverage was made possible by the generous support of our subscribers and partners. If you don’t have a subscription yet, please consider signing up and be part of the Malaysiakini community.

Unofficial: BN takes early lead in Rahang

BN has taken a wide early lead in Rahang, according to unofficial results from DAP.

As of writing, BN has 1,315 votes, while Pakatan Harapan has 157 in the DAP stronghold. However, this accounts for only eight percent of eligible votes.

Bahau is a non-Malay majority seat, where 43.5 percent of voters are Chinese, 22.5 percent Indian, and 30.7 percent Malay.

Voting ends, unofficial results trickling in

Voting has ended, and unofficial results are beginning to trickle in.

Malaysiakini will wait for more substantive numbers before reporting early results.

Unlike in the Johor polls, the Election Commission has not released the 5pm turnout numbers as of writing. That data was released at 5.35pm during the Johor election.

However, final turnout is expected to exceed the 68.3 percent mark set by the 2023 state polls.

Seri Menanti and Labu are expected to exceed their previous turnouts in their respective seats, while Kota, an Umno stronghold, surpassed that benchmark at 4pm.

Turnout in Labu and Lobak were trailing behind the 2023 numbers at 4pm, but there is a chance that gap can be closed.

Three seats exceed 70pct turnout mark

Turnout as of 4pm is at 65.38 percent, which is 3.49 percentage points higher than turnout during the 2023 state election.

In terms of individual seats, at least three - Kota, Seri Menanti, and Labu - have exceeded the 70 percent mark.

However, at least three seats, Bahau, Lukut, and Lobak, are still at 59 percent turnout.

The turnouts for Lukut and Lobak - which are non-Malay majority seats - have been the lowest throughout the day.