● The USDP won 80% of the seats (20 of 25) in Pyithu Hluttaw and 66.67% (8 of 12) in Amyotha Hluttaw. Shan State ● ● ● During 20 Dec - 30 Jan, in N. Shan State, there were 28 armed clashes and attacks against civilians in 10 townships, which killed 9 civilians. The junta launched 5 airstrikes in Hsipaw, Mabein, Mongmit, and Mongyai townships. During 20 Dec - 30 Jan, in S. Shan State, there were 19 armed clashes and attacks against civilians in 6 townships, which killed 1 civilian. The junta launched 1 airstrike in Mawkmai Township. In all of Shan State, the junta held the sham election in 38 out of 55 townships. The USDP won 63% of the seats (24 of 38) in Pyithu Hluttaw and 50% (5 of 10) in Amyotha Hluttaw. Tanintharyi Region ● ● ● During 20 Dec - 30 Jan, in Tanintharyi Region, there were 87 armed clashes and attacks against civilians in 8 townships, which killed 3 civilians. The junta launched 6 airstrikes in Dawei, Kyunsu, Palaw, and Tanintharyi townships. The regime held voting in parts of all 10 townships, though voter turnout was characterized as low or extremely low. The USDP won 100% of the seats (10 of 10) in Pyithu Hluttaw and 75% (9 of 12) in Amyotha Hluttaw. Yangon Region ● ● ● ● ● ● 93 94 During 20 Dec - 30 Jan, in Yangon Region, there were 22 armed clashes and attacks against civilians in 14 townships, which killed 2 civilians. Despite intense intimidation, voter turnout in the former capital was cited record low. 93 Several townships reportedly had a turnout of about 30-35%, falling far short of the junta’s announced 55% national turnout. The USDP won 98% of the seats (44 of 45 in Pyithu Hluttaw and 75% (9 of 12) in Amyotha Hluttaw. On 11 Jan, it was reported that in Insein Township’s Ywama East Ward, junta-appointed ward administrators had conducted "vote-buying" by distributing cash along with voting slips to residents prior to Phase 2 polling. The Ward Administrator confirmed they had distributed the payments, claiming a political party provided the funds as "travel expenses" to ensure voter turnout.94 On 21 Jan, in Mingalartaungnyunt Township, junta personnel ordered vendors at Tat Myo Market to vote and threatened to close their shops if they refused. Similar pressure occurred in Hlaingtharya, Tamwe, and Lanmadaw townships, where junta officials and ward administrators forced both street vendors and market sellers to vote. During 21–25 Jan, junta authorities blocked roads near polling stations, restricted vehicle movement, and ordered nearby vendors to close for 5 days. Ahead of polling, the junta increased security patrols, deployed police vehicles, and used loudspeakers at night to urge residents to vote.95 On 25 Jan, in Hlaingtharya Township, junta officials ordered factories and workshops in the township to shut down, then forced factory managers to make workers vote. Junta ward administrators also pressured hostel owners to push migrant and factory workers living in dormitories to vote. A labor union member said that “workers already know nothing will come out of this election, so they ignored it.”96 Mizzima (25 Jan 2026) Voter participation hits record low in Yangon as final phase of general election concludes Irrawaddy (11 Jan 2026) မဲဆနဒရင်တတွကို ပိုက်ဆကက တပ်းမ တပေါ်တပါက် (ရိုပ်/သ) 95 Mizzima (24 Jan 2026) န်ကိုနတ ် ွင် မဲ မထည်လ ို့ ျှင် တစျ်းတ ာင်းခွင်မ ို့ ပပ ဟို စစ်အိုပ်စို ပခမ််းတပခာက် 96 DVB (25 Jan 2026) စစ်တ ကာင်စီ အလိုပ်သမာ်းဝန်ကကီ်း အလိုပ်သမာ်းမျာ်းထမ မဲ န် ခက်ခဲ 20