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The Umno No 2 is still weighing the pros and cons of appealing the Seremban Election Court's decision.

UPDATED 4.35PM | Mahathir claims Umno and PAS tried to entice Muslim Harapan MPs to cross over on the night of GE14.

Umno supreme council member says 'foolish and hasty' Khairy prematurely pressured Najib to resign after GE14 loss. 

The playing field was uneven for GE14, he says.

The five-member bench rules that the Court of Appeal does have jurisdiction to hear Amino Agus' appeal.

Appeal against Amino Agus' three-month jail sentence must be brought before Federal Court. 

DPM says the offer came from the Agong after Harapan won the GE14. 

The party leadership has to work hard to regain power, the former MB says, but offers no suggestions.

The peaceful ushering in of a new Harapan gov't has impressed the world, says the PKR chief.

UPDATED 4.37PM | Judge says petition is defective, orders G Manivannan to pay RM10k in cost.

COMMENT | The #undirosak supporters were the single most hated group at the time. Why?

Defence witnesses in M Manogaran's election petition say the cash was for their daily expenses.

UPDATED 7.25PM | He says assistance given to tok batin was based on the applications made by them.

Judge allows a preliminary objection raised by Umno and BN lawyers.

M Manogaran says the allegations of BN bribing voters before GE14 are from testimonials, and not the proven truth.

UPDATED 12.55PM | Dr S Streram's election petition to go into trial, after judge disallows stay bid by Mohamad Hasan.

Liew Vui Keong says the EC will conduct a post-mortem on the delays on the night of May 9.

Najib wanted an 'arrangement', he claims, to which he told the ex-PM to take it up with Mahathir.

UPDATED 2.03PM | This comes after judge allows EC and R Vidyananthan’s preliminary objection.

COMMENT | It is likely that Umno will not see a whiff of federal power in the next two general elections.

However, not all believe the country is headed in the right direction.

'Participants more concerned about what politicians could offer them rather than the party they represented'.