Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah says the rudeness of such people has 'gone beyond the limits and values ​​of Muslims and the Malays'.

But while the use of local dialects can win over local voters, it can also cause confusion among those unfamiliar with the way of speech.

Mohd Hilmi Jusoh says a similar accusation during the general election last year led the court to nullify PAS' victory in Kuala Terengganu.

Selangor police chief Hussein Omar Khan says the investigation found that the communications and digital minister was providing an explanation about the recent incident involving British band The 1975.

Penang Chinese Town Hall says the decision comes in the wake of DAP's announcement.

The move by the Penang Chinese Town Hall comes hot on the heels of a storm sparked by Lim Guan Eng's speech warning non-Muslim voters against the 'green wave'.

An undercover investigation reveals how the company's services may have influenced elections through fake social media profiles and massive disinformation drives.

Hew Kuan Yew has admitted making the speech, but claims the Malay subtitles do not accurately reflect what he said.

After that, no further activities to appeal for votes will be allowed.

An analyst offers explanations for why the previously widespread use of leaders' pictures on campaign material appears much more muted this time.

Perikatan Nasional leaders and candidates take turns addressing the crowd at an election event in Kuala Lumpur.

Flags, banners and posters, an essential part of any general election, are put up during the campaign period ahead of polling day on Nov 19.