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Malaysia, Vodus Research poll: Preferred Prime Minister: Anwar (PKR, Centrist): 34% Khairy (UMNO, Conservative): 14% Onn Hafiz (UMNO, Conservative): 8% Rafizi (BERSAMA, Liberal): 8% Ahmad Samsuri (PAS, Islamist): 6% Fieldwork: 18 August - 1 September 2026 Sample size: 1,482 ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Vodus Research poll: Prime Minister candidate net acceptance ratings Anwar (PKR, Centrist): +19 Khairy (UMNO, Conservative): +15 Onn Hafiz (UMNO, Conservative): +6 Ahmad Samsuri (PAS, Islamist): +3 Rafizi (PERSAMA, Liberal): -3 Fieldwork: 18 August - 1 September 2026 Sample size: 1,482 ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Republic of Korea, Gallup Korea poll: DPK (Liberal): 51% (+13) PPP (Conservative): 39% (+9) RP (Centre): 4% (+3) RKP (Liberal): 3% PP (Left): 3% (+2) SDP (Centre-left): 0% +/- vs. 01-03 September 2026 Fieldwork: 08-10 September 2026 Sample size: 1000 ➤ asiaelects.com/republic-of-korea

Thailand, NIDA poll: Preferred prime minister Natthaphong (PPLE-Centre-left): 31% (+2) Anutin (BJT-Conservative): 17% (-7) Yodchanan (PT-Centre-right): 14% (+1) Abhisit (DP-Centre-right): 12% (-1) Warong (TPD-Right): 7% (+2) Sudarat (TST-Centre-right): 3% Rawat (RMT-*): 3% (new) Sereepisuth (TLP-Liberal): 3% (+1) Prayut (*): 2% (+1) Rangsi (ECON-Libertarian): 2% (-1) Pirapan (UTN-Right): 2% Junlapun (PT-Centre-right): 1% +/- vs. 29 June - 02 July 2026 Fieldwork: 18-23 September 2025 Sample size: 2,500 ➤ asiaelects.com/thailand

Thailand, NIDA poll: Party-list election PPLE (Centre-left): 38% (+1) PT (Centre-right): 20% (+2) BJT (Conservative): 13% (-5) DP (Centre-right): 11% (-2) TPD (Right): 5% (+2) UTN (Right): 2% (-1) TST (Centre-right): 2% RMT (*): 2% (new) TLP (Liberal): 2% ECON (Libertarian): 2% +/- vs. 29 June - 02 July 2026 Fieldwork: 18-23 September 2025 Sample size: 2,500 ➤ asiaelects.com/thailand

Philippines, 98% counted: Bangsamoro parliament BFP (Centre-right): 30 UBJP (Centre-right): 30 BGC (Conservative): 8 SIAP (Conservative): 6 ➤ http://asiaelects.com/Philippines #Philippines

Philippines, 98% counted: Bangsamoro (Proportional list) seat BFP (Centre-right): 16 UBJP (Centre-right): 15 BGC (Conservative): 8 RAAYAT (Regionalist): 1 ➤ http://asiaelects.com/Philippines #Philippines

Philippines, 98% counted: Bangsamoro (PR) list share BFP (Centre-right): 35.1% UBJP (Centre-right): 32.5% BGC (Conservative): 20.5% RAAYAT (Regionalist): 3.6% ... ➤ http://asiaelects.com/Philippines #Philippines

Philippines, Bangsamoro parliamentary elections today: Polling stations are now closed. Transmission of votes will begin at shortly. ➤ asiaelects.com/Philippines #Philippines

Japan: Today, the Centrist Reform Alliance (Centrist) announced it will officially dissolve. Representatives from Komeito (Centre-right) will rejoin the party, while representatives from the CDP (Centre-left) will look to found a new party. Former CRA members will caucus together.

Philippines, final election result: Cavite-04 special election J. Barzaga (NUP, Centre-right): 78% Mangubat (Ind., *): 12% Frani (PFP, Centre-right): 9% ... +/- vs. 2025 election ➤https://asiaelects.com/philippines

Malaysia, Chief Ministers (heads of regional government) by party: UMNO (Conservative): 5 (+1) PAS (Islamist): 3 (-1) PKR (Centrist): 1 (-1) DAP (Centre-left): 1 PBB (Regionalist): 1 GAGASAN (Regionalist): 1 BERSATU (Conservative): 1 (+1) +/- vs. 2023 regional parliament elections ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia (Negeri Sembilan regional parliament): PH (Centrist|Centre left) was pushed back to its urban strongholds, largely in Seremban and Port Dickson, while the BN + PN alliance (Conservative|Islamist|Liberal) swept much of the rest of the state. ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia (Negeri Sembilan regional parliament): the National Vision Party (WAWASAN, Conservative) of federal opposition leader, Hamzah Zainudin won 6% of the vote and 3 seats in its first electoral contest. The party was formed earlier this year and contested as part of the BN-PN (Conservative|Islamist|Liberal) electoral alliance. ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia (Negeri Sembilan regional parliament): the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA, Conservative) has gained representation for the first time since 2013. It contested the election as part of the successful BN-PN (Conservative|Islamist|Liberal) electoral alliance. ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia (Negeri Sembilan regional parliament): the Pakatan Harapan alliance (Centrist|Centre-left) has lost power for the first time since 2018. Incumbent chief minister (head of regional government), Aminuddin Harun (PKR, Centrist), failed to win his seat. ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Negeri Sembilan regional parliament election: Final result (vote share by party) UMNO (Conservative): 26.7% (+4.5) DAP (Centre-left): 20.9% (-5.0) PAS (Islamist): 11.9% (-4.3) PKR (Centrist): 11.8% (+3.0) MCA (Conservative): 7.0% (new) AMANAH (Centrist): 6.9% (+3.0) WAWASAN (Conservative): 6.4% (new) ... +/- vs. 2023 election ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Negeri Sembilan regional parliament election: Final result (vote share by alliance) BN + PN (Conservative|Islamist|Liberal): 56.5% (+14.9) PH (Centrist|Centre-left): 39.6% (+0.9) ... +/- vs. 2023 election ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Negeri Sembilan regional parliament election: Final result (seats won by party) UMNO (Conservative): 16 (+2) DAP (Centre-left): 9 (-2) PAS (Islamist): 4 (+1) WAWASAN (Conservative): 3 (new) PKR (Centrist): 2 (-3) MCA (Conservative): 2 (new) BERSATU (Conservative): 0 (-2) AMANAH (Centrist): 0 (-1) ... +/- vs. 2023 election Majority = 19 seats ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia

Malaysia, Negeri Sembilan regional parliament election: Final result (seats won by alliance) BN + PN (Conservative|Islamist|Liberal): 25 (+8) PH (Centrist|Centre-left): 11 (-6) BERSATU+ (Conservative|Indian interests): 0 (-2) BP (Left|Orang Asli interests): 0 ... +/- vs. 2023 election Majority = 19 seats ➤https://asiaelects.com/malaysia