There's something afoot it seems, as one politician's fortunes seem to be dipping, perhaps emboldening ambitions among others.

The Opposition coalition is no monolith, it seems, as questions swirl about who is fit to lead it.

Stories on the succession of Bersatu's leadership highlight a pertinent question: who will come out tops in a battle between two 'dinosaurs'? 

Since the General Election in 2022, non-Malay voters have become strategically more accepting of Umno, says this analyst.

Will the Putra Heights disaster have any effect on voters?

Don't like the two main parties, so vote for the third? If only politics is that logical and voters that idealistic.

Do not discount the unpredictability, says a veteran who has had a seat on the twisty machine.

In Malaysia, ignorance can be bliss and fuel for conspiracy theories.

Sabah politics can be complicated, with history and family ties affecting outcomes. Even the notoriously bad condition of the state's roads goes far beyond the jarring potholes on the surface.

Remembering the startling results of the 1985 state elections is rousing calls for a return to a time when Sabah politics truly united for the first time.

They say it's a sign that democracy is alive and well in the state. But too many fractious fights might leave the door open for a dark horse to slip into leadership position.

How scared should we be that artificial intelligence will be used to interfere with our elections?