What specific Johor seats did PH misjudge in their election predictions?

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PH has not specified which Johor seats it misjudged in its election predictions
Pakatan Harapan (PH) acknowledged it was “a bit shocked” by results in Johor state seats it expected to win, but it did not name the specific constituencies involved. As of 9.50pm, PH said it had secured eight of the 56 seats contested, with DAP winning six seats and PKR and Amanah taking one each, while confirmation was still pending for several other seats involving DAP and PKR. Because the coalition did not provide a list of the seats it had predicted correctly versus those it misjudged, the exact constituencies cannot be determined from the available information.
PH said it was surprised in some seats but did not identify them
PH Johor state election director Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari said the coalition was “a bit shocked for certain seats we expected to win.” However, he did not specify which Johor seats those were, leaving the misjudged constituencies unspecified.
Unofficial results showed PH at eight seats as of 9.50pm
PH stated that it had secured eight seats based on the Election Commission’s (EC) results available as of 9.50pm. The breakdown given was six seats for DAP, and one seat each for PKR and Amanah, but the statement did not connect those outcomes to any particular predicted seat list.
Official results were still pending for several DAP and PKR seats
Amirudin said PH was still awaiting confirmation of official results for several seats contested by DAP and PKR. With that confirmation not yet completed at the time of the remarks, PH did not provide enough seat-by-seat outcome detail to identify any specific misjudged constituencies.
The available details do not include PH’s prior seat-by-seat predictions
The information provided includes the final seat count contested (56), the outcome split (BN 48, PH 8), and PH’s acknowledgement of being surprised in “certain seats.” It does not include PH’s earlier predictions for particular Johor seats, so there is no supported way to match “expected to win” seats to the actual results for specific constituencies.

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