DAP’s Lim Guan Eng wins Bagan (P043) with a 49,548 majority, the biggest ever majority so far.
The former Finance Minister held the seat following a resounding win of 55,797 votes over PN’s Alan Oh and BN’s Tan Chuan Hong who got 6,149 and 5,385 votes respectively.
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