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He has defeated his opponent Karim Bujang from Warisan based on unofficial tallies.This means that he has more than half the votes of those who cast their ballots today.
He has a big lead over his opponent Karim Bujang from Warisan based on unofficial tallies and is on course to take more than half the votes of those who cast their ballots today. "This shows that the unhappiness with the performance of the Pakatan Harapan government has spread to Sabah," says Universiti Malaya sociopolitical analyst Awang Azman Awang Pawi .
It garnered 49.81 percent of the votes there to BN's 49.23 percent. There was also 0.96 percent rejected votes. Simpangan is mostly made up of non-Muslim bumiputera at around 73.52 percent. The second-largest group are the Chinese.
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