Hall of Shame Pilihan Raya Umum ke-14

Chairman of the Election Commission, Hashim Abdullah

(5-Star Award of Shame) : For the hundreds of complaints received on problems with the electoral roll, including people being registered without their knowledge, voters being removed from the electoral roll and voters being transferred to distant constituencies. In addition to this, Hashim also is inducted for announcing arbitrary restrictions on free campaigning days before nomination, including limiting pictures and logos on campaign materials.

Abu Bakar Sidekh

For repeated treating of voters in Seberang Jaya, including giving out rice, hampers, tables and chairs and other essentials while campaigning.

Afif Bahardin

For using Penang State Government programs to give handouts, such as hampers, to voters in Seberang Jaya.

Noh Omar

For using the Ministry of Urban Wellbeing, Housing and Local Government (KPKT) to hold campaign events in Gombak. He gave out donations to zakat recipients (19 April), ang paus to local residents (25 April) and used the Program Transformasi Sosial DUN Gombak Setia to campaign against incumbent Gombak MP Azmin Ali (19 April). Government logo on 16 April 2018 at the Pusat Tarbiyah Islamiyah Kelantan.

Kelantan Menteri Besar Ahmad Yakob

For repeatedly using Kelantan State Government machinery to hold PAS events, including giving religious leaders money in a hall covered with PAS flags with the Kelantan State Government logo on 16 April 2018 at the Pusat Tarbiyah Islamiyah Kelantan.

Musa Aman

For giving out 155 motorcycles to entrepreneurs in Sandakan.

Jaspal Singh

For repeated bribing and treating of voters in Bukit Selambau, Kedah. In house to house visits, he gave out food, essentials and money to voters.

Shahanim Mohd Yusoff

For giving away money to voters at a BN event in Taman Keladi on 23 April 2018, then claiming it was her allocation as a Senator when parliament was officially dissolved on April 7.

Ali Rustam

For frequent distributing personalised cooking oil and rice, with his photograph printed on the items, to voters in Hang Tuah Jaya, Melaka.

Azalina Othman

For giving out RM5,000 each to 360 FELDA settlers on behalf of FELDA. In the cheque giving caremony, she was wearing clothes with BN logo and the words “UNDILAH CALON BARISAN NATIONAL”.

Raja Nong Chik

For his frequent and consistent treating of voters in Lembah Pantai, including presenting a motorcycle as a lucky draw prize. Other giveaways include cash, household goods and free spectacles.

Dominic Lau

For his frequent handouts as part of Gerakan’s “I love Batu” constituency campaign. These include bags of rice, free spectacles and goodie bags.

Abdul Mutalif Rahim

Umno division vice-chief Abdul Mutalif Abdul Rahim visited a burned down workshop and asked the owner to vote for BN. He said if BN wins, he would give the shop a licence. He also offered Azmi RM3000.

Jamil Khir Baharom

For repeated treating of voters while campaigning, including giving away a motorcycle as a lucky draw prize.

Najib Razak

For his continued use of government ministries and machinery to campaign for BN. In particular, the caretaker Prime Minister consistently makes campaign speeches while handing out government aid or announcing new projects.

Noor Hisham Abdullah

The Director General of the Ministry of Health tweeted his support for BN, in breach of public service regulations. The Ministry of Health has also used its official Facebook page to promote BN.

BN Sungai Petani

For using a government flood relief centre for their Bilik Gerakan.

Tengku Adnan Mansor

For using the Federal Territories Ministry as his own campaign machinery, including Ministry advertisements used to promote Barisan Nasional and Ministry events used as BN campaign events.

Selangor State Govn

Caretaker MB Azmin Ali organised an event at his constituencies of Bukit Antarabangsa and Gombak. He handed out cheques, laptops and tablets. At the event, he said, “This is a compassionate state…Amin, amin, amin, don’t forget to vote.”

Negeri Sembilan State Govn

Caretaker MB Mohamad Hassan handed out monetary aid to NGOs and needy individuals. The aid,bearing the state government logo, was handed out by MB office in Wisma Negeri, Negeri Sembilan state government building.

Terengganu State Govn

Caretaker MB Ahmad Razif gave RM100,000 to Tabung Amanah Warisan Polis (TAWP), a yearly contribution of RM50,000 to Persatuan Kebajikan Polis (Perkep), RM400 for every police family and RM200 for every single officer.

Kelantan State Govn

MB Ahmad Yakob held a function in Kuantan, Pahang, organised by the Kelantan State Government, where he handed out TVs, fans, hampers and other goodies. At the event, he campaigned for PAS.

Penang State Govn

The Penang State Government gave an additional RM17.5 million to Islamic education institutions in the state. The event was held in Permatang Pauh and present at the handover of the funds were Nurul Izzah, Wan Azizah and Mat Sabu.

Federal Govn

Caretaker PM Najib Razak used an event organised by SPAD to announce 67,000 taxi drivers nationwide would receive the 1Malaysia Taxi Assistance Card (Kad Bantuan Teksi 1Malaysia), worth RM800 each. At the event he said, “I will not forget about taxi drivers, you are a group that is close to the government’s heart…Ladies and gentlemen, if all of you help me, I will definitely help you.”

Hajiji Haji Noor

At an event organised by the Public Services Commission, caretaker Minister and MP for Hajiji Haji Noor gave out RM1000 to a total of 66 local youth associations and said Barisan Nasional would defend the youth in Tuaran.

Melaka State Govn

Caretaker Chief Minister Idris Haron officiating the ground breaking ceremony of the PRIMA project in Alor Gajah, and continuing use of chief minister’s office for campaigning purposes.