Malaysia’s Johor votes as government allies turn on each other
Voters in Malaysia's Johor state cast their ballots on Saturday to elect a new state government. The election campaign, which concluded Friday night, saw significant competition among allies within the governing coalition, evidenced by the widespread display of party flags.

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AI-generatedVoters in Malaysia's Johor state cast their ballots on Saturday to elect a new state government. The election campaign, which concluded Friday night, saw significant competition among allies within the governing coalition, evidenced by the widespread display of party flags. Approximately 2.72 million eligible voters across 1,076 polling centers were able to choose from 172 candidates vying for the 56 state seats. The election took place after a two-week campaign period that featured extensive campaigning across the state.
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5 extracted172 candidates are competing for seats in the Johor state government.
Approximately 2.72 million Johoreans were eligible to vote for a new state government.
Polling began at 8 AM on Saturday across 1,076 polling centers.
The campaign for the Johor state government ended at 11:59 PM on Friday.
Malaysia's governing allies spent two weeks trying to cut each other down during the Johor campaign.