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A police report was today lodged on phantom voters in Petaling Jaya. Is this an omen of more irregularities to come?
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Abdullah Ahmad says the real test here is the margin of votes. He also predicts that PAS will retain its hold on Kelantan and Terengganu.
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Following the example of his personalised Christmas and Chinese New Year greetings, Premier Abdullah Ahmad Badawi now sends out a personal message by post to voters urging them to turn out in full force for polling on Sunday. But this 'campaigning-by-mail' has some eyebrows raised.
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Rejecting the EC's proposal to draw lots as undemocratic, the PAS leader says it is the people who should be the decider and proposes a formula for this.
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One of them says 'truth will prevail' on that day while another claims it will be 'good for the ruling party'.
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The minister is enraged by fliers being distributed in her constituency accusing her of corruption. She also exposes the 'tactics' used by the opposition to fish votes.
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An international rating agency predicts that BN will sweep 80 percent of the parliamentary seats. But the deputy premier says members should not be over-confident.
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Datuk Dr Mashitah Ibrahim jadi sumber keyakinan Barisan Nasional untuk merampas semula Parlimen Baling dan tiga lagi kerusi Dewan Undangan Negeri di situ.
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Indian minority can have significant polls impact in some seats especially in a right race.
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Things become rather academic in the contest for the Bangi state seat, where two lecturers are set to do battle. The issue here is a professor title.
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In Batu Gajah, MCA's Ong and DAP's Fong up their final campaign lap while in Ipoh Timor, DAP chief Lim Kit Siang's ceremah start drawing the crowds just like in days of old.
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The veteran politician was in the limelight for all the wrong reasons. He was accused of belittling the Indian community, to which he pled innocent. Now he says the issue is solved and victory is at hand.
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It will mean the end of parliamentary checks and balances - giving 'the crooks hiding behind the prime minister blank cheques to do whatever they please to enhance their bank balances', argues professor KS Jomo.
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DAP national chief Lim Kit Siang fingered as the one behind the controversy-ridden DAP-Keadilan seat allocations talks.
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The fiasco has been described as unfortunate with nothing learnt from the Seputeh blunder of 1999 but the BN candidate feels that the negative publicity will not affect her campaign.
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That the BN will retain the Balik Pulau parliamentary seat in Penang is no surprise. The tough contest however does not faze newcomer, Keadilan's Dr Rohana Ariffin. She's not slowing down her election campaign.
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Despite being instructed by his bosses to quit from contesting the Taman Medan seat, PAS' Ghazali Saari is going full steam ahead. His unamused Keadilan contender calls for sterner action.
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The Women Monitoring Elections Candidates (Womec) believes that a great deal has to be done before women's interests can be effectively represented in politics from the local to national level.
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With two days to go, the ruling front is facing a problem in Sarawak. Its candidates claim fellow BN leaders are campaigning against them due to intra-party rivalry.
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MIC president S Samy Vellu should be an easy target for the opposition PSM, but complications and diversions, such as the presence of DAP's rocket logo, has added to the electoral barriers facing the socialist party in Sungai Siput.
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Kalau benar Anwar bukan faktor, seperti kata Perdana Menteri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, kenapa dia masih belum dibebaskan dari kurungan di Sungai Buloh.
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The duo have met twice before - in the 1986 and 1999 elections. Karpal took the first round but lost to Lim in the second. This will be the decider.
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The EC is smack in the opposition's cross-hairs following hard evidence of blatant double-standards over campaign banners on Chinese education.
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