Seremban: A total of 37.29 per cent, or 320,627 of the 859,760 registered voters, had cast their ballots in the 16th Negeri Sembilan state election as of noon today. The Election Commission (EC) provided this update through a Facebook post, highlighting the voter engagement midway through the election day.

According to BERNAMA News Agency, the Juasseh constituency recorded the highest voter turnout so far at 43.5 per cent. This was closely followed by Chennah with a turnout of 43.4 per cent and Senaling at 42.8 per cent. In contrast, the Lukut constituency saw the lowest voter engagement, with turnout figures at approximately 32.1 per cent.

For context, during the 15th Negeri Sembilan state election, voter turnout by the same noon deadline was slightly lower at 35.44 per cent, equating to 297,024 out of 838,200 registered voters. This comparison indicates a slight increase in voter turnout in the current election cycle.