Thursday, November 4, 2010

PKR polls: Chegu Bard leads in five states

The contest for leadership of PKR youth is a close race between Badrul Hisham Shaharin and incumbent Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin.

Sixty-eight divisions have completed their polling and Badrul Hisham aka Chegu Bard is slightly ahead, having garnered 1,133 votes against Shamsul Iskandar’s 1,029.

Chegu Bard is leading in Negeri Sembilan, Malacca, Kedah, Perlis and Penang, but the incumbent is ahead in Perak, Kelantan and Pahang.

The polling is over in all eight divisions in Negeri Sembilan. Shamsul Iskandar has done poorly in the state, dealing a blow to the credibility of the youth chief there, Rebin Birham, who said in September that the incumbent had full support from all divisions except Rembau.

Rembau indeed rejected Shamsul Iskandar, giving him no vote at all, but he also lost in five other divisions.

The results from Negeri Sembilan are as follows:


Shamsul Iskandar Badrul Hisham
Seremban 9 19
Tampin 6 77
Rembau 0 39
Teluk Kemang 4 41
Rasah 7 12
Jelebu 0 8
Jempol 8 1
Kuala Pilah 12 9

Shamsul Iskandar is also doing poorly in Malacca, the state in which he is the PKR head. There are six divisions in Malacca and four have completed their polling. Voting in Jasin and Kota Melaka is scheduled for next week.

The Malacca results so far:


Shamsul Iskandar Badrul Hisham
Masjid Tanah 7 21
Alor Gajah 43 52
Tangga Batu 27 38
Bukit Katil 45 17

The results from all other divisions in the peninsula that have completed their voting are as follows:

Perlis


Shamsul Iskandar Badrul Hisham
Kangar 2 19
Arau 5 0
Padang Besar 1 6

Kedah


Shamsul Iskandar Badrul Hisham
Langkawi 30 43
Kubang Pasu 20 3
Pokok Sena 0 3
Alor Setar 8 16
Kuala Kedah 14 5
Kulim Bandar Baharu 9 34
Padang Serai 11 20

There are seven more divisions in Kedah that are yet to conduct their elections. They are Jerlun, Pendang, Jerai, Sik, Merbok, Sungai Petani and Baling.

Penang


Shamsul Iskandar Badrul Hisham
Bagan 8 5
Permatang Pauh 44 41
Kepala Batas 8 23
Tasik Gelugor 2 29
Batu Kawan 26 40
Bukit Mertajam 6 21

The seven Penang divisions that have yet to conduct their elections are Nibong Tebal, Bukit Bendera, Tanjong, Jelutong, Bukit Gelugor, Bayan Baru and Balik Pulau.

Perak


Shamsul Iskandar Badrul Hisham
Lenggong
12
3
Taiping 11 9
Padang Renggas 11 2
Sungai Siput 8 5
Ipoh Barat 11 8
Batu Gajah 47 18
Beruas 56 9
Parit 16 4
Kampar 16 2
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Larut N.A. 14
Parit Buntar N.A. 39
Bagan Serai N.A. 45
Bukit Gantang
N.A. 16
Ipoh Timor N.A. 15
Kuala Kangsar N.A. 9
Tambun 10 10

The Perak divisions that have not polled are Gopeng, Tapah, Pasir Salak, Lumut, Bagan Datok, Telok Intan and Tanjung Malim.

Kelantan


Shamsul Iskandar Badrul Hisham
Tumpat 3
Pengkalan Chepa 6
Kota Bahru 10
Rantau Panjang 14
Kubang Kerian 5
Bachok 5
Ketereh 27
Tanah Merah 62
Pasir Puteh N.A

The Kelantan divisions of Pasir Mas, Machang, Jeli, Kuala Krai and Gua Musang are yet to conduct their polls.

Pahang


Shamsul Iskandar Badrul Hisham
Indera Mahkota
22 12
Pekan 2 1
Lipis 68 2
Maran 12 4
Kuala Krau 40 33
Bentong 32 17
Bera 9 1
Jerantut 19 13
Kuantan 0 21
Cameron Highlands 0 10
Paya Besar 2 20
Rompin 9 12
Raub 5 5
Temerloh 5 5


In the contest for the deputy youth chief, Khairul Anuar Ahmad Zainuddin is leading with 1214 votes. His rival, Teja state assemblymen Chang Lih Kang, so far has with 833 votes. Khairul Anuar is Shamsul Iskandar's running mate, and Chang is Chegu Bard's.

For the three vice chief posts in PKR youth, Azmizam Zaman Huri (1107 votes), V. Sivam (840), Chan Ming Kai (793) and Yunus Jamhari (737) are the front runners at the moment. Sivam and Yunus are in Chegu Bard's camp.


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