The Opposition party has wrestled away the key seat of Kuala Terengganu from the ruling National Front coalition.
The Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party, one of Anwar Ibrahim’s umbrella coalition partner has won by some two thousand plus votes, from a total 80,229 voters.
Seen by many as a referendum on the Prime Minister in-waiting, Prime Minister Najib Razak, this is a big loss for the ruling coalition.
Despite worries in recent days of the Hudud Laws, which worried the opposition if it might scares the non-Malays at the polls, the opposition alliance is growing relishing this moment as they grew stronger at each passing challenges.
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