Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor and his new Cabinet line-up. Pix credit Hajiji Haji Noor FB Local identity, infrastructure failures and corruption concerns reshaped the vote as federal coalitions suffered a historic rout, analyst Dr Oh Ei Sun says. BY TENGKU NOOR SHAMSIAH TENGKU ABDULLAH KOTA KINABALU, Dec 5 – The 17th Sabah…
Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) won 29 seats in the 17th Sabah State Election but needs 37 for a majority in the 73-seat assembly. Warisan secured 25 seats, Barisan Nasional won 6, and independents claimed 13. The political landscape remains fragmented, prompting upcoming negotiations for majority formation.
Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) is leading the unofficial results of the 17th Sabah State Election with 29 seats, followed by Parti Warisan with 18 and Barisan Nasional with nine. GRS is positioned for government formation but still requires alliances, as it does not have the outright majority of 37 seats.
