Archive - 6 May 2013
- 2013-05-06
- EC officers' cars damaged by DAP mob in Gelang Patah
- DAP marks favourable outing in GE13
- Perak Pakatan: 'Phantoms' caused our defeat
- Ghani: Johor losses because voters 'not rational'
- Umno makes slight gains, remains BN's pillar
- Najib's hollow victory
- Pakatan bags two-thirds in Selangor
- Four ministers shown the exit, 18 win
- 'Kedah folk have had enough of Pakatan's nonsense'
- MIC survives tough battle to net four seats
- Mixed outcome for new faces in May 5 polls
- Mr PM, it is time to step up your game
- GE13 - The morning after in Twitter Jaya
- No Independent candidate wins in GE13
- Mukhriz to be sworn in as Kedah MB
- 'Normal' telecom, Internet services on polling day
- Pemantau: Seven observers arrested, denied legal aid
- The political war of attrition continues
- Voters continue to back women candidates in polls
- More than half of Malaysians have rejected BN
- M'sian stocks rally as political risk eases
- 'New version' of BN needed, says Saifuddin
- My Malaysian dream is over
- Limited future for Najib after worst electoral showing
- So much to learn and apply from GE13
- My work is not done yet, says Anwar
- It's not over yet for SUPP despite major loss
- Soi Lek won't seek re-election as MCA chief
- In haste for Putrajaya, Pakatan loses home ground
- Bersih to set up tribunal to probe election fraud
- Ahmad Yaakob sworn in as new Kelantan MB
- It was a M'sian tsunami, Kit Siang tells Najib
- Najib sworn in as PM at Istana Negara
- A Malaysian GE or an international GE?
- SAPP irrelevant, but Jeffrey's Star is a player
- Kadazandusun swing negated by multi-cornered fights
- PKR chief to hold rally to protest electoral fraud
- S'gor Pakatan rides the Khalid wave
- Najib, it was a Malaysian, not Chinese tsunami
- Name supplier of indelible ink, EC told
- Multiracial tsunami saved Selangor from BN
- GE14 looks to promise more of the same
- More than 100 reports related to indelible ink received
- EC: 84.84 percent cast their votes in GE13