1999 MALAYSIAN GENERAL ELECTION PARLIAMENTARY WINNERS ACCORDING TO THE ELECTION COMMISSION   Allocated   Turnout ratio Adj. For Assumed   Assumed  
Source: Star and Kwong Wah newspaper website.  http://polls.thestar.com.my/results/results.html    http://www.kwongwah.com.my/ge/welcome.htm Voter weight by weight Spoiled Plus-Minus Turnout and vote for   vote for   Current opponents - runner up       Last election
SeatCode State SeatName Party Coal Candidate Voter Turnout Turnout% Spoiled % of country 685000 %/turnout 0% spoiled BN Opp BN Opp VoteWon Majority ChinName RunnerUp Coal-2  VoteWon2 SeatCode PrevWin PreWCoal PreWPty PrevMaj PrevVoter CurrVoter Mal Chi Ind Oth Details
01P1  Perlis Padang Besar UMNO BN Azmi bin Khalid        32,478        24,253 74.7%             -   0.34%        2,326 0.0% 74.7%             1,737 20.0% 80.0%           347   1,390        14,386     4,519 Mohd Anuar bin Tahir BA            9,867 01P1  Baseri @ Azmi bin Khalid  BN  UMNO    10,070      33,295      32,478 82.6% 12.8% 1.4% 3.2% Traders and civil servants in towns. In rural areas, rubber tappers and oil palm smallholders. A Barisan stronghold. There are about 1,000 Malaysians of Thai origin.
01P2  Perlis Kangar UMNO BN Abdul Hamid bin Pawanteh        37,224        29,491 79.2%          482 0.4%        2,665 1.6% 79.2%             2,077 20.0% 80.0%           415   1,661        16,529     4,049 Zainul Abidin Yahya BA          12,480 01P2  Md Isa bin Sabu  BN  UMNO    11,000      36,235      37,224 78.0% 18.4% 2.0% 1.6% Mainly farmers, traders and fishermen. Most of the state's civil servants live here. There are about 500 Malaysians of Thai origin living here.
01P3  Perlis Arau UMNO BN Mastika Junaidah Husin        36,031        29,422 81.7%          414 0.4%        2,580 1.4% 81.7%             2,078 20.0% 80.0%           416   1,663        15,297     1,586 Abd Aziz Hanafi BA          13,711 01P3  Kamarudin bin Ahmad  BN  UMNO      6,889      34,665      36,031 87.6% 9.3% 1.3% 1.8% Mostly farmers and traders. There are about 500 Malaysians of Thai origin living here.
02P4  Kedah Langkawi UMNO BN Abu Bakar bin Taib        23,081        18,502 80.2%          351 0.2%        1,653 1.9% 80.2%             1,300 20.0% 80.0%           260   1,040        12,349     6,547 Amiruddin Hamzah BA            5,802 02P4  Abu Bakar bin Taib  BN  UMNO      8,425      21,719      23,081 90.6% 6.8% 2.5% 0.1% Most of the Malays are government staff, including teachers and police personnel. The Chinese and Indians are involved in business, mostly in Kuah and Padang Matsirat.
02P5  Kedah Jerlun PAS BA Abu Bakar Othman        44,000        34,423 78.2%          595 0.5%        3,151 1.7% 78.2%             2,421 20.0% 80.0%           484   1,937        17,104        380 Ismail Taib BN          16,724 02P5  Hanafi bin Ramli  BN  UMNO      3,576      43,877      44,000 89.2% 9.3% 0.1% 1.4% Most of the Malays are either government servants or self-employed as fishermen, farmers and small-time businessmen and the Chinese runs businesses.
                     
02P6  Kedah Kubang Pasu UMNO BN Mahathir bin Mohamad        45,925        35,337 76.9%          677 0.5%        3,289 1.9% 76.9%             2,480 20.0% 80.0%           496   1,984        22,399   10,138 Subky Latif BA          12,261 02P6  Mahathir bin Mohamad  BN  UMNO    17,226      44,843      45,925 83.7% 10.8% 4.4% 1.1% The Universiti Utara Malaysian is located in this Barisan stronghold. The majority are farmers, civil servants and traders. The constituency has undergone rapid development programmes although padi farming is the main economic activity. Aquaculture has al
02P7  Kedah Padang Terap PAS BA Zawawi Ahmad        28,977        23,863 82.4%          480 0.3%        2,075 2.0% 82.4%             1,675 20.0% 80.0%           335   1,340        12,218     1,053 Othman Ismail BN          11,165 02P7  Affifuddin bin Haji Omar  BN  UMNO      2,673      27,294      28,977 92.6% 1.7% 0.3% 5.4% Main economic activity is farming and this constituency is well known for its sugar cane plantation. While Malays dominate the area with 92%, Malaysians of Thai origin make up five per cent.
02P8  Kedah Pokok Sena PAS BA Mahfuz Omar        68,125        52,002 76.3%          707 0.7%        4,878 1.4% 76.3%             3,671 20.0% 80.0%           734   2,937        27,466     3,637 Wan Mohd Hanafiah Wan Mohd Saman BN          23,829 02P8  Wan Mohd Hanafiah bin Wan Mohd Saman  BN  UMNO      5,868      63,901      68,125 85.0% 13.3% 1.4% 0.3% Soldiers based in Kepala Batas account for about 2,000 votes. Majority are farmers while town residents comprise traders and civil servants.
02P9  Kedah Alor Setar MCA BN Chor Chee Heung        63,678        42,647 67.0%       1,542 0.7%        4,560 3.6% 67.0%             2,945 20.0% 80.0%           589   2,356        27,847   14,589  曹智雄 George John BA          13,258 02P9  Chor Chee Heung  BN  MCA    16,887      61,685      63,678 47.3% 46.0% 6.3% 0.4% The commerical hub of Kedah. Majority of the population are involved in business while the rest work with various Government agencies.
02P10  Kedah Kuala Kedah PAS BA Mohamad Sabu        61,114        46,754 76.5%          649 0.6%        4,376 1.4% 76.5%             3,301 20.0% 80.0%           660   2,641        23,548        991 Fadzi @ Fauzi Abdul Hamid BN          22,557 02P10  Karia @ Zakaria bin Said @ Mohd Said  BN  UMNO      2,986      57,405      61,114 81.1% 17.4% 1.2% 0.3% Kuala Kedah is a fast developing area due to its proximity to Alor Star. Most of the population are engaged in the fishing industry centred in Kuala Kedah. The younger generation, however, are either working for the government or private firms in Alor Sta
                     
02P11  Kedah Pendang PAS BA Ali @ Fadzil Md Noor        53,388        42,645 79.9%          758 0.6%        3,823 1.8% 79.9%             3,000 20.0% 80.0%           600   2,400        22,413     2,939 Othman bin Abdul BN          19,474 02P11  Othman bin Abdul  BN  UMNO      1,961      51,451      53,388 87.5% 7.0% 0.9% 4.6% A traditional Malay area and one of the largest padi farming districts in the state. The constituency also has a sizeable number of Malaysians of Thai origin, accounting for some 8,000 of the voters. The majority are involved in agricultural activities. T
02P12  Kedah Yan PAS BA Nasharuddin bin Mat Isa        42,279        32,413 76.7%          513 0.4%        3,027 1.6% 76.7%             2,285 20.0% 80.0%           457   1,828        16,041        182 Badruddin bin Amiruldin BN          15,859 02P12  Badruddin bin Amiruldin  BN  UMNO      4,343      40,657      42,279 89.0% 10.5% 0.4% 0.1% Padi farmers make up 70% of the voters in this rice belt. Only a small group are involved in fishing and business activities.
02P13  Kedah Sik PAS BA Shahnon Ahmad        33,070        26,982 81.6%          452 0.3%        2,368 1.7% 81.6%             1,900 20.0% 80.0%           380   1,520        13,504        478 Abdul Hamid bin Othman BN          13,026 02P13  Abdul Hamid bin Othman  BN  UMNO      2,134      30,802      33,070 92.3% 2.2% 0.1% 5.4% Yet another Barisan stronghold where rubber smallholders make up the majority. Remaining are civil servants and factory workers.
02P14  Kedah Merbok UMNO BN Che Abdul Daim bin Haji Zainuddin        63,665        46,547 73.1%       1,353 0.7%        4,559 2.9% 73.1%             3,236 20.0% 80.0%           647   2,589        30,285   15,376 Mocktar bin Mansor BA          14,909 02P14  Che Abdul Daim bin Haji Zainuddin  BN  UMNO    22,201      59,438      63,665 55.7% 24.1% 19.7% 0.5% The contituency is noted for its archaelogical discoveries in the Bujang Valley. A proposal for a medical university by MIC is in the pipeline at Semeling. It is also noted for its Tanjung Dawai beach.
02P15  Kedah Sungai Petani UMNO BN Mahadzir bin Mohd Khir        72,453        51,617 71.2%             -   0.8%        5,188 0.0% 71.2%             3,694 20.0% 80.0%           739   2,955        31,875   12,133 Johari Abdul BA          19,742 02P15  Che Ibrahim bin Mustafa  BN  UMNO    26,221      65,046      72,453 58.3% 30.6% 10.6% 0.5% This is basically one of the industrial hubs in Kedah with three industrial estates. They are the Sungai Petani Industrial Estate, Bakar Arang Industrial Estate and Tikam Batu industrial Estate. A sizeable population work in these factories.
                     
02P16  Kedah Baling PAS BA Taib Azamudden Mohd Taib        53,886        42,206 78.3%          664 0.6%        3,859 1.6% 78.3%             2,974 20.0% 80.0%           595   2,379        21,468     1,394 Bahador Shah Md Isa BN          20,074 02P16  Raja Ariffin bin Raja Sulaiman  BN  UMNO      5,368      50,596      53,886 90.1% 6.1% 2.3% 1.5% Majority are rubber smallholders while remaining make up civil servants and factory workers.
02P17  Kedah Padang Serai MCA BN Lim Bee Kau        64,294        46,767 72.7%       1,349 0.7%        4,604 2.9% 72.7%             3,250 20.0% 80.0%           650   2,600        27,395     9,372  林美嬌 Saifuddin Nasution Ismail BA          18,023 02P17  Lim Lay Hoon  BN  MCA    16,553      60,098      64,294 57.9% 21.9% 19.8% 0.4% It is basically an area with rubber and oil palm estates and padi fields.
02P18  Kedah Kulim-Bandar Baharu UMNO BN Abdul Kadir bin Sheikh Fadzir        47,093        34,359 73.0%          898 0.5%        3,372 2.6% 73.0%             2,397 20.0% 80.0%           479   1,918        20,764     8,067 Azmi bin Ahmad BA          12,697 02P18  Abdul Kadir Hj Sheikh Fadzir  BN  UMNO    14,302      45,946      47,093 65.0% 22.5% 12.3% 0.2% Police Field Force personnel acccount for about 1,000 votes. The constituency is now noted for its fast booming Kulim Hi-Tech Park, dubbed as the Northern region's IT hub. The Park has spurred the overall development of Kulim, especially the housing indus
03P19  Kelantan Tumpat PAS BA Kamarudin bin Jaafar        48,419        36,630 75.7%          636 0.5%        3,467 1.7% 75.7%             2,579 20.0% 80.0%           516   2,063        23,218   10,442 Noor Zahidi Omar BN          12,776 03P19  Wan Mohd Jamil bin Wan Mahmood  BA  PAS      1,728      46,202      48,419 91.0% 2.5% 5.6% 0.9% Majority are farmers and fishermen. The tobacco curers are seen as opinion makers. The largest Reclining Buddha in South East Asia is located here. The seat is now held by PAS but was traditionally an Umno seat.
03P20  Kelantan Pengkalan Chepa PAS BA Mohamed Amar Abdullah        42,809        32,071 74.9%          486 0.4%        3,065 1.5% 74.9%             2,261 20.0% 80.0%           452   1,809        23,765   15,945 Mohd Noor Deris BN            7,820 03P20  Mohd Amar bin Abdullah  BA  PAS    11,094      42,263      42,809 97.0% 2.6% 0.2% 0.0% Has always been a PAS stronghold. Farmers and fishermen make up 60% of the voters. There is also a significant number of factory workers and civil servants. Most of the religious teachers are PAS members.
                     
03P21  Kelantan Kota Bharu KEADILAN BA Ramli Ibrahim        63,010        44,644 70.9%          995 0.7%        4,512 2.2% 70.9%             3,128 20.0% 80.0%           626   2,502        26,723   10,206 Ilani Isahak BN          16,517 03P21  Ilani binti Isahak  OPP IND      6,268      60,366      63,010 78.0% 19.0% 1.9% 1.1% Fell to S46 after the 1987 split in the Umno leadership. But back in Umno's hands with incumbent Ilani Isahak's return to the Umno fold. Almost 40% are civil servants with an equal number of traders. Has the largest number of Chinese in the state.
03P22  Kelantan Pasir Mas PAS BA Hj Ismail b Noh        51,158        39,908 78.0%          549 0.5%        3,663 1.4% 78.0%             2,818 20.0% 80.0%           564   2,254        23,967     8,575 Dato Haji Ibrahim Ali BN          15,392 03P22  Zainuddin bin Mohamad Nor  OPP IND      2,989      48,389      51,158 94.0% 5.2% 0.6% 0.2% The seat fell into the hands of Barisan when Ibrahim Ali, who won the seat on a S46 ticket in 1990, changed sides after the elections. However he lost to S46's Zainuddin Mohamad Nor in 1995. But the seat is back in Barisan after S46 was disbanded and many
03P23  Kelantan Rantau Panjang PAS BA Abdul Fatah Haron        44,191        31,411 71.1%          554 0.5%        3,164 1.8% 71.1%             2,210 20.0% 80.0%           442   1,768        19,711     8,565 Wan Mohd Fuad Wan Abdullah BN          11,146 03P23  Dr. Sanusi bin Daing Mariok  BA  PAS      4,505      42,754      44,191 97.0% 2.0% 0.8% 0.2% The main activities are agricultural-related. However there is bustling trade, some illegal, in the town as a result of the high traffic between Thailand and this border town.
03P24  Kelantan Kubang Kerian PAS BA Husam Musa        45,897        35,194 76.7%          517 0.5%        3,287 1.5% 76.7%             2,484 20.0% 80.0%           497   1,987        25,384   16,091 Zaleha Hussin BN            9,293 03P24  Mohamad Bin Sabu  BA  PAS    10,125      44,319      45,897 98.0% 1.6% 0.3% 0.1% Voters are mainly farmers. There is a significant number of civil servants.
03P25  Kelantan Bachok PAS BA Wan Nik Yusof Wan Ngah        51,363        40,379 78.6%          922 0.5%        3,678 2.3% 78.6%             2,825 20.0% 80.0%           565   2,260        24,637     9,817 Azaki bin Ishak BN          14,820 03P25  Buniyamin bin Yaakob  BA  PAS      4,992      49,984      51,363 98.0% 1.6% 0.3% 0.1% Biggest tobacco growing area in Malaysia. Owners of big plantations are considered power brokers. The tobacco quota, determined by the Federal Government is often used as a carrot for votes in this traditionally PAS seat.
                     
03P26  Kelantan Peringat KEADILAN BA Muhammad Mustafa        45,310        35,163 77.6%          726 0.5%        3,244 2.1% 77.6%             2,466 20.0% 80.0%           493   1,973        19,481     4,525 Annuar b Musa BN          14,956 03P26  Annuar Hj Musa  BN  UMNO      1,935      42,248      45,310 96.0% 2.9% 0.9% 0.2% Voters are mainly padi farmers, cattle breeders fruit growers. A former PAS stronghold, it is no in the hands of Umno. Incumbent Datuk Annuar Musa, however, won the seat in 1995 by a slim majority of 1,935 votes.
03P27  Kelantan Tanah Merah KEADILAN BA Saupi Daud        42,824        33,238 77.6%          778 0.4%        3,066 2.3% 77.6%             2,324 20.0% 80.0%           465   1,859        18,559     4,658 Hashim b Safin BN          13,901 03P27  Ibrahim bin Pateh Mohamed  OPP IND         506      40,905      42,824 92.4% 5.7% 1.8% 0.1% Majority are rubber smallholders and tobacco growers.
03P28  Kelantan Pasir Puteh PAS BA Alwi Jusoh        56,773        43,430 76.5%          821 0.6%        4,065 1.9% 76.5%             3,051 20.0% 80.0%           610   2,441        25,373     8,411 Kamarudin Md Nor BN          16,962 03P28  Mohamed Bin Haji Abdullah  OPP IND      3,654      54,146      56,773 97.1% 2.0% 0.8% 0.1% Voters are mainly padi farmers, tobacco growers and fishermen.
03P29  Kelantan Machang PAS BA Mohd Yussof @ Yusof Mohd Nor        43,200        33,554 77.7%          453 0.5%        3,093 1.4% 77.7%             2,371 20.0% 80.0%           474   1,897        20,010     6,919 Sukri bin Hj Mohamad BN          13,091 03P29  Sukri bin Haji Mohamed  OPP IND      3,039      39,217      43,200 94.3% 5.2% 0.4% 0.1% Majority are smallholders. Was an Umno stronghold until S46 wrested it in 1990 and held it in 1995. However, with Datuk Sukri Mohamed re-joining Umno, the seat is back with Barisan.
03P30  Kelantan Jeli PAS BA Mohd Apandi Mohamad        38,023        30,882 81.2%          529 0.4%        2,723 1.7% 81.2%             2,173 20.0% 80.0%           435   1,738        15,523        693 Mustapa Mohamed BN          14,830 03P30  Mustapa Mohamed  BN  UMNO         572      33,223      38,023 99.0% 0.5% 0.4% 0.1% The location of the controversial Pergau dam. The construction of the dam has created many jobs. Most of the voters are farmers and settlers.
                     
03P31  Kelantan Kuala Krai PAS BA Mohamed Nasir Che Daud        38,887        30,130 77.5%          734 0.4%        2,785 2.4% 77.5%             2,105 20.0% 80.0%           421   1,684        16,623     3,850 Nik Hussain Abdul Rahman BN          12,773 03P31  Ibrahim bin Mahmood  BA  PAS      3,206      36,381      38,887 90.3% 7.2% 2.5% 0.0% Majority are settlers under Kesedar, Felda and Felcra. Their main gripe is issuance of land titles. This constituency has the highest number of Indians in the state working in rubber plantations.Traditionally an Umno seat, PAS has managed to win it in the
03P32  Kelantan Gua Musang UMNO BN Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah        29,890        23,176 77.5%          451 0.3%        2,140 1.9% 77.5%             1,626 20.0% 80.0%           325   1,301        12,825     2,925 Razak bin Abas BA            9,900 03P32  Tengku Razaleigh bin Tengku Mohd Hamzah  OPP IND      8,980      28,105      29,890 90.6% 7.9% 1.4% 0.1% Almost the whole area is under Kesedar. The Orang Asli in the interior travel to Cameron Highlands for supplies and trade. Gua Musang is synonymous with Ku Li regardless of which party he represents.
04P33  Terengganu Besut PAS BA Hassan Mohamed        44,882        36,140 80.5%          690 0.5%        3,214 1.9% 80.5%             2,538 20.0% 80.0%           508   2,030        19,166     3,057 Mohd Jusoh @ Yusoff Hj Md Nor BN          16,109 04P33  Idris bin Jusoh  BN  UMNO      4,507      43,549      44,882 97.7% 1.9% 0.2% 0.2% Agricultural district with few industries and fishing colonies. Many locals are of Kelantanese descent and still speak in their dialect.
04P34  Terengganu Setiu PAS BA Che Ghani Che Ambak        41,898        34,638 82.7%          704 0.4%        3,000 2.0% 82.7%             2,431 20.0% 80.0%           486   1,945        18,477     3,020 Tengku Mahmud Mansor BN          15,457 04P34  Tengku Mahmud bin Mansor  BN  UMNO      4,815      39,151      41,898 99.4% 0.5% 0.0% 0.1% Mainly agricultural communities with fishermen along the coast. Light industries dot the southern region.
04P35  Terengganu Kuala Nerus PAS BA M Shukrimun Shamsudin        44,115        36,825 83.5%          687 0.5%        3,159 1.9% 83.5%             2,588 20.0% 80.0%           518   2,071        21,608     7,078 Abdul Rahin Mohd.Said BN          14,530 04P35  Abdul Rahin bin Mohd Said  BN  UMNO      2,218      41,868      44,115 99.2% 0.6% 0.1% 0.1% More urban and not so laid back. Large trading businesses as a result of proximity to state capital. Many work in the light and heavy industries located in the small towns.
                     
04P36  Terengganu Kuala Terengganu PAS BA Syed Azman Syed Ahmad Nawawi        63,893        48,942 76.6%          230 0.7%        4,575 0.5% 76.6%             3,488 20.0% 80.0%           698   2,790        31,580   14,448 Abu Bakar bin Daud BN          17,132 04P36  Abu Bakar bin Daud  BN  UMNO      4,852      62,583      63,893 86.8% 12.5% 0.6% 0.1% Mix of businessmen, civil servants, hawkers, professionals and petty traders with farmers in the outskirts. Has the highest number of Chinese in the state.
04P37  Terengganu Marang PAS BA Abdul Hadi Awang        58,535        48,506 82.9%          840 0.6%        4,191 1.7% 82.9%             3,415 20.0% 80.0%           683   2,732        30,183   12,700 Muda bin Mamat BN          17,483 04P37  Abdul Hadi bin Haji Awang  BA  PAS         885      54,119      58,535 97.8% 2.1% 0.1% 0.0% A PAS stronghold where Hadi's Rusila mosque is a symbol of the party's control. Site of the Lubok Mandi gold mine which once claimed many lives. Mainly fishermen and farmers. A popular tourist attraction. Voters are mainly middle-income earners who own la
04P38  Terengganu Hulu Terengganu PAS BA Muhyidin Abdul Rashid        38,937        32,224 82.8%          755 0.4%        2,788 2.3% 82.8%             2,254 20.0% 80.0%           451   1,804        17,790     4,111 Othman Daud BN          13,679 04P38  Haji Mustafa bin Muda  BN  UMNO      2,767      37,079      38,937 99.2% 0.7% 0.0% 0.0% Mostly agricultural communities and traditional kampung folk. While Kenyir Lake has been developed for tourism there are still large areas which are still undeveloped.
04P39  Terengganu Dungun PAS BA Mustafa @ Hassan Ali        44,911        36,875 82.1%          497 0.5%        3,216 1.3% 82.1%             2,605 20.0% 80.0%           521   2,084        22,248     8,118 Aziz @ Ibrahim Awang BN          14,130 04P39  Mokatar Rudin bin Wan Yusof aka Haji Mokhtaruddin bin Wan Yusof BN  UMNO      1,122      42,087      44,911 94.4% 5.2% 0.1% 0.3% Voters mainly involved in agriculture, business and small and medium scale industries. The Rantau Abang turtle sanctuary which is loacted here is internationally known.
04P40  Terengganu Kemaman KEADILAN BA Abd Rahman Yusof        50,168        40,797 81.3%          902 0.5%        3,592 2.2% 81.3%             2,856 20.0% 80.0%           571   2,285        20,715     1,535 Wan Zaki Wan Muda BN          19,180 04P40  Ramli bin Taib  BN  UMNO      7,113      47,240      50,168 89.5% 9.3% 0.9% 0.3% Industrial hub of Terengganu with heavy and medium scale industries, in cluding the Perwaja steel plant. Quaint fishing villages dot the coastline.
                     
05P41  Penang Kepala Batas UMNO BN Abdullah Haji Ahmad        36,215        29,413 81.2%          618 0.4%        2,593 2.1% 81.2%             2,061 20.0% 80.0%           412   1,649        19,985   11,175 Abd Khalid Rasid BA            8,810 05P41  Abdullah bin Haji Ahmad  BN  UMNO    17,834      36,105      36,215 73.3% 22.4% 4.1% 0.1% Home base of Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, who has been MP since 1978. The rice bowl of Penang, it has a large community of padi farmers, animal breeders and vegetable farmers as well as an increasing number of civil servants.
05P42  Penang Tasek Gelugor UMNO BN Mohd Shariff Omar        38,697        30,223 78.1%          587 0.4%        2,771 1.9% 78.1%             2,122 20.0% 80.0%           424   1,698        16,936     4,236 Ahmad Rosli Ayob BA          12,700 05P42  Ibrahim bin Saad  BN  UMNO    12,651      37,055      38,697 76.6% 16.3% 6.6% 0.5% Tasek Gelugor is a Barisan stronghold. Voters are basically rural folks, comprising farmers and traders.
05P43  Penang Bagan DAP BA Lim Hock Seng        72,108        53,840 74.7%       1,084 0.8%        5,163 2.0% 74.7%             3,779 20.0% 80.0%           756   3,024        27,757     2,758  林福成 Tan Tiao Kuen BN          24,999 05P43  Patto a/l Perumal  BA  DAP         118      70,718      72,108 19.5% 63.8% 16.3% 0.4% The constituency covers the old Butterworth town where the main street is Jalan Raja Uda, a ``black area'' _ notorious for its Chinese gangs way back in the 1960s and 1970s but is today a bustling commercial centre.
05P44  Penang Permatang Pauh KEADILAN BA Wan Azizah binti Wan Ismail        49,666        39,210 78.9%          647 0.5%        3,556 1.7% 78.9%             2,760 20.0% 80.0%           552   2,208        23,820     9,077 Ibrahim bin Saad BN          14,743 05P44  Anwar b Ibrahim  BN  UMNO    23,230      47,743      49,666 66.6% 27.2% 5.1% 1.1% Permatang Pauh is still said to be a stronghold of sacked deputy prime minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim who has been a Barisan MP here since 1982. But he was sacked from the government and party last September and Barisan expects a tough fight. Voters he
05P45  Penang Bukit Mertajam DAP BA Chong Eng        66,607        51,918 77.9%       1,107 0.7%        4,769 2.1% 77.9%             3,636 20.0% 80.0%           727   2,909        26,874     2,937  章瑛 Dr Tan Chong Keng BN          23,937 05P45  Dr Tan Chong Keng  BN  MCA    12,098      63,255      66,607 22.5% 67.3% 9.4% 0.8% BUKIT Mertajam is losing its sleepy ``cowboy town'' image and has developed into a bustling and thriving small-and-medium-scale industrial hub.The electorate comprises businessmen, hawkers, government servants and teachers. Many of the businessmen are fis
                     
05P46  Penang Nibong Tebal DAP BA Goh Kheng Huat        53,267        41,780 78.4%       1,230 0.6%        3,814 2.9% 78.4%             2,902 20.0% 80.0%           580   2,322        20,732     1,856  吳慶發 Kang Chin Seng @ Chiang Chen Cheng BN          18,876 05P46  Dr. Goh Cheng Teik  BN  GER      8,529      49,896      53,267 37.5% 46.7% 15.7% 0.1% Nibong Tebal is catching up with the rest of the state.The opening of the North South Highway, mushrooming of factories and growth in the housing industry have contributed to its growth.
05P47  Penang Bukit Bendera GER BN Chia Kwang Chye        69,610        49,507 71.1%       1,051 0.7%        4,985 2.1% 71.1%             3,469 20.0% 80.0%           694   2,775        24,280        104  謝寬泰 Lim Kit Siang BA          24,176 05P47  Chia Kwang Chye  BN  GER      2,918      69,242      69,610 15.2% 73.4% 9.4% 2.0% Covers exclusive neighbourhoods such as Pearl Hill and Jesselton Heights as well as expensive condominiums along Gurney Drive. At the other end of the spectrum are squatter communities in Hong Seng Estate, where houses jostle for space with ancient graves
05P48  Penang Tanjong DAP BA Chow Kon Yeow        61,260        43,390 70.8%          993 0.6%        4,387 2.3% 70.8%             3,035 20.0% 80.0%           607   2,428        23,437     4,477  曹觀友 Cheang Chee Gooi BN          18,960 05P48  Lim Kit Siang  BA  DAP      6,895      63,350      61,260 6.8% 87.1% 5.6% 0.5% The heartland of the Chinese, the Tanjong constituency is one of Penang's hottest parliamentary seats.It is here that DAP secretary-general Lim Kit Siang made his debut in Penang politics in 1986. It has the largest number of pre-war houses in Penang and 
05P49  Penang Jelutong GER BN Lee Kah Choon        59,372        42,982 72.4%          775 0.6%        4,251 1.8% 72.4%             3,023 20.0% 80.0%           605   2,418        21,491        775  李家全 Karpal Singh a/l Ram Singh BA          20,716 05P49  Karpal Singh a/l Ram Singh  BA  DAP         283      59,859      59,372 21.1% 71.7% 6.9% 0.3% Jelutong is an opposition seat, held by DAP since 1978. Apart from the 1995 elections, the party has won the seat with comfortable margins.The electorate cuts across all social classes, comprising mainly lower-middle and middle income groups. It is essent
05P50  Penang Bayan Baru MCA BN Wong Kam Hoong        84,695        63,187 74.6%       1,144 0.9%        6,065 1.8% 74.6%             4,442 20.0% 80.0%           888   3,554        35,762     9,481  黃錦鴻 Zulkifli Mohd Noor BA          26,281 05P50  Wong Kam Hoong  BN  MCA      6,839      78,458      84,695 22.5% 66.9% 8.8% 0.8% The electorate ranges from the middle and upper classes in Island Glade, Minden Heights and Bukit Jambul areas to the more lower-income groups in Paya Terubong.Island Glades and Minden Heights near Universiti Sain Malaysia is mainly middle-class with acad
                     
05P51  Penang Balik Pulau UMNO BN Mohd Zain Omar        62,075        47,282 76.2%          914 0.6%        4,445 1.9% 76.2%             3,322 20.0% 80.0%           664   2,657        27,901     9,434 Mansor bin Othman BA          18,467 05P51  Nungsari bin Ahmad Radhi  BN  UMNO    30,046      59,045      62,075 56.0% 38.6% 5.1% 0.3% The island's industrial hub, hi-tech industries, large multinational corporations and the Penang International Airport are located here.Other activities involve agriculture, fishing and some tourism. Teluk Bahang, located in this seat,is lined with hotels
06P52  Perak Gerik UMNO BN Khansiyah @ Khamsiyah Yeop        36,810        24,922 67.7%          503 0.4%        2,636 2.0% 67.7%             1,748 20.0% 80.0%           350   1,399        15,297     6,175 Zulkalpely @ Zulkilfly Abu BA            9,122 06P52  Mohamad Tajol Rosli bin Mohd Ghazali  BN  UMNO    10,458      36,679      36,810 69.3% 20.6% 3.7% 6.4% Mainly rubber tappers and fruit orchard owners with some indulging in freshwater fishing. Low rubber prices have forced tappers to switch jobs. Town Chinese mainly grow vegetables and tobacco. An army and police field force camps are based here. There are
06P53  Perak Larut UMNO BN Raja Ahmad Zainuddin Raja Haji Omar        35,535        25,493 71.7%          834 0.4%        2,545 3.3% 71.7%             1,765 20.0% 80.0%           353   1,412        14,334     4,009 Mohd Nor Hj R. M. Monutty BA          10,325 06P53  Mohd Zihim Bin Mohd Hassan - Unopposed  BN  UMNO           -        35,919      35,535 83.3% 7.7% 8.8% 0.2% Former tin miners who moved to rubber tapping and oil palm cultivation in the oldest Felda scheme in the state. A rural but developing area due to new access roads connecting the area to Grik and Kulim in Kedah.Villagers are also engaged in padi planting 
06P54  Perak Parit Buntar PAS BA Hasan Mohamed Ali        42,572        30,398 71.4%          630 0.4%        3,048 2.1% 71.4%             2,131 20.0% 80.0%           426   1,705        15,931     2,094 Abdul Rahman Suliman BN          13,837 06P54  Abdul Rahman bin Haji Sulaiman  BN  UMNO      5,449      42,455      42,572 67.3% 28.2% 4.4% 0.1% Predominantly Malay with a large number working in large rubber plantations. Also has one of the biggest fishing communities in Kuala Kurau.
06P55  Perak Bagan Serai UMNO BN Zainal Abidin Zin        43,084        29,427 68.3%          835 0.5%        3,085 2.8% 68.3%             2,047 20.0% 80.0%           409   1,638        15,088     1,584 Ahmad bin Awang BA          13,504 06P55  Qamaruz Zaman bin Haji Ismail  BN  UMNO      6,250      41,820      43,084 68.3% 17.5% 14.0% 0.2% Largely Malays involved in rice cultivation. The constituents once voted the sole PAS assemblyman in the 1978 elections.
                     
06P56  Perak Bukit Gantang UMNO BN Dato Dr Abdullah Fadzil Che Wan        56,570        38,105 67.4%          838 0.6%        4,051 2.2% 67.4%             2,670 20.0% 80.0%           534   2,136        21,184     5,101 Roslan Shaharum BA          16,083 06P56  Abdullah Fadzil bin Che Wan  BN  UMNO    15,154      52,768      56,570 63.5% 26.7% 9.5% 0.3% Mainly durian orchard owners, vegetable growing, palm oil cultivation and offshore fishermen.Many of the Malays are also factory workers at nearby Kamunting industrial area apart from civil servants attached to departments and agencies in nearby Taiping t
06P57  Perak Taiping MCA BN Ker (Kerk) Kim Tim @ Kerk Choo Ting        72,130        47,317 65.6%       1,587 0.8%        5,165 3.4% 65.6%             3,275 20.0% 80.0%           655   2,620        24,531     3,969  郭洙鎮 Lim Kean Ghee BA          20,562 06P57  Ker (Kerk) Kim Tim @ Kerk Choo Ting  BN  GER    16,767      68,346      72,130 39.8% 46.8% 12.9% 0.5% Largely urban dwellers in new villages, planned villages and squatter areas. They are engaged in skilled and semi-skilled vocations especially at nearby Kamunting industrial estates. Army personnel make up about 2000 of the voters.
06P58  Perak Chenderoh UMNO BN Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz        34,362        23,345 67.9%          587 0.4%        2,461 2.5% 67.9%             1,629 20.0% 80.0%           326   1,303        13,374     3,990 Hamzah Mohd Zain BA            9,384 06P58  Mohamed Nazri bin Abdul Aziz  BN  UMNO    11,793      34,381      34,362 73.3% 20.6% 6.0% 0.1% Mainly Malay villagers involved in tapping rubber, lake fishing and durian growing.
06P59  Perak Sungai Siput MIC BN S Samy Vellu a/l Sangalimuthu        47,520        31,095 65.4%          829 0.5%        3,403 2.7% 65.4%             2,166 20.0% 80.0%           433   1,733        17,480     5,259 Michael Jeyakumar Devaraj BA          12,221 06P59  S. Samy Vellu a/l Sangalimuthu  BN  MIC    15,610      45,156      47,520 30.2% 42.2% 22.4% 5.2% Semi-urban. Most Malays are farmers and tappers in the Felda scheme while Chinese are involved in farming and logging and the Indians are involved in rubber tapping. Several settlements of the Temiar here.
06P60  Perak Tambun UMNO BN Ahmad Husni Mohamad Hanadzlah        62,204        43,077 69.3%          971 0.7%        4,454 2.3% 69.3%             3,017 20.0% 80.0%           603   2,414        24,595     7,084 Khairuddin Abd Malik BA          17,511 06P60  Ahmad Husni bin Mohamad Hanadzlah  BN  UMNO    22,151      58,572      62,204 58.6% 28.7% 11.0% 1.7% Semi-urban. Mostly Malay civil servants living in nearby villages. A Police Field Force, the largest teachers' training centre in country and Hospital Bahagia are located here.
                     
06P61  Perak Ipoh Timor MCA BN Thong Fah Chong        74,896        49,654 66.3%          808 0.8%        5,363 1.6% 66.3%             3,498 20.0% 80.0%           700   2,798        25,273     2,127  湯華昌 Ngeh Koo Ham BA          23,146 06P61  Chang Kon You @ Chen Kwan Wu  BN  MCA         292      73,832      74,896 9.8% 85.0% 5.0% 0.2% Traditionally pro-Opposition. Up and coming middle income area. Mainly employed in factories, cottage industries and commercial enterprises. The second largest New Village and Second Brigade Army camp is here.
06P62  Perak Ipoh Barat MCA BN Ho Cheong Sing        71,355        47,863 67.1%       1,016 0.7%        5,109 2.1% 67.1%             3,356 20.0% 80.0%           671   2,685        25,155     3,678  何掌醒 M. Kulasegaran a/l V. Murugeson BA          21,477 06P62  Ho Cheong Sing  BN  MCA      4,869      66,502      71,355 12.6% 64.8% 22.2% 0.4% City dwellers. Fastest growing commercial centre in Bercham. Mix of middle income and low income group.
06P63  Perak Batu Gajah DAP BA Fong Po Kuan        57,406        38,774 67.5%          925 0.6%        4,111 2.4% 67.5%             2,708 20.0% 80.0%           542   2,167        19,867     2,071  馮寶君 Yeong Chee Wah BN          17,796 06P63  Yeong Chee Wah  BN  MCA      1,579      58,445      57,406 7.9% 82.5% 9.5% 0.1% Semi-urban. Majority of those in the new villages are employed by foundry and light engineering sectors or employed in small workshops and small scale industries.
06P64  Perak Kuala Kangsar UMNO BN Rafidah binti Ab Aziz        32,589        21,808 66.9%          434 0.3%        2,334 2.0% 66.9%             1,530 20.0% 80.0%           306   1,224        12,074     2,774 Asmuni bin Awi BA            9,300 06P64  Rafidah bt Ab. Aziz  BN  UMNO    10,649      32,015      32,589 64.7% 26.4% 7.7% 1.2% Picturesque town. Home of the famous Malay College _ the birth ground for many Umno politicians. Villagers are indulging in fruit growing especially durians, rubber tapping and also in palm oil cultivation while small-scale industrial schemes have also be
06P65  Perak Beruas GER BN Lim Kheng Heang @ Lim Keng Yaik        42,959        28,296 65.9%          782 0.4%        3,076 2.8% 65.9%             1,971 20.0% 80.0%           394   1,577        14,256     1,455  林敬益 Yew Teong Chong @ Iu Teong Chong BA          12,801 06P65  Lim Keng Yaik @ Lim Kheng Heang  BN  GER    11,254      41,857      42,959 31.4% 54.5% 13.6% 0.5% Largely rural with Chinese populace involved in rubber tapping and fishing. Malay villagers involved in farming and tobacco cultivation.
                     
06P66  Perak Parit PAS BA Mat Basir Rahmat        33,762        23,144 68.6%          431 0.4%        2,418 1.9% 68.6%             1,628 20.0% 80.0%           326   1,302        12,003     1,293 Megat Junid Megat Ayob BN          10,710 06P66  Ainon Khariyah binti Mohd Abas  BN  UMNO      7,574      33,460      33,762 76.3% 19.3% 3.5% 0.9% Majority of Malays involved in durian growing or working in rubber and oil palm estates.
06P67  Perak Gopeng MCA BN Ting Chew Peh        55,542        37,342 67.2%          805 0.6%        3,977 2.2% 67.2%             2,615 20.0% 80.0%           523   2,092        21,036     6,360  陳祖排 Abd. Rahman Said Alli BA          14,676 06P67  Dr. Ting Chew Peh  BN  MCA    14,788      47,169      55,542 40.1% 47.9% 8.7% 3.3% Many villagers went to Japan in search of work when this former mining area closed operations. Others are engaged in business, farming and tropical fish farming. Malays mainly tap rubber and grow durians.
06P68  Perak Kampar MCA BN Hew See Tong        63,263        39,681 62.7%       1,084 0.7%        4,530 2.7% 62.7%             2,763 20.0% 80.0%           553   2,210        23,030     7,463  丘思東 Loh Peng Lam BA          15,567 06P68  Hew See Tong  BN  MCA    14,163      62,349      63,263 24.0% 65.2% 10.0% 0.8% Largely Chinese who went into farming and commercial activities after the mines closed. The Malays are mainly rubber tappers. The Semais who have been resettled here are involved in collecting rattan and petai.
06P69  Perak Tapah MIC BN Veerasingam a/l Suppiah        40,164        25,119 62.5%          868 0.4%        2,876 3.5% 62.5%             1,735 20.0% 80.0%           347   1,388        14,945     5,639 Kamarudin Awang Teh BA            9,306 06P69  K. Kumaran a/l Karunagaran  BN  MIC      9,851      39,831      40,164 43.1% 35.2% 12.3% 9.4% Mostly tappers, farmers, traders and rattan basket weavers. There is a large concentration of Semai who are involved in shifting cultivation and durian and rattan collection. The Senoi Praaq army is based here.
06P70  Perak Pasir Salak UMNO BN Ramli Ngah Talib        43,288        29,549 68.3%       1,010 0.5%        3,100 3.4% 68.3%             2,045 20.0% 80.0%           409   1,636        16,792     5,045 Osman Abdul Rahman BA          11,747 06P70  Megat Junid bin Megat Ayob  BN  UMNO    17,115      42,171      43,288 78.3% 14.8% 4.7% 2.2% Mostly padi farmers and tappers with a small number working in oil palm estates. A mixed constituency and a small group of the Temiar and Semai tribes are found here.
                     
06P71  Perak Lumut MCA BN Kong Cho Ha        69,387        42,089 60.7%       1,372 0.7%        4,969 3.3% 60.7%             2,918 20.0% 80.0%           584   2,334        20,661        605  江作漢 Zaman Huri Haji Samsudin BA          20,056 06P71  Yap Thong @ Yap Yit Thong  BN  MCA    12,543      62,635      69,387 41.9% 46.6% 10.9% 0.6% Navy personnel from Lumut Naval Base form a large number of the voters The Chinese are mainly involved in fishing, rubber tapping and coconut growing.
06P72  Perak Bagan Datok UMNO BN Ahmad Zahid Hamidi        35,872        22,137 61.7%          878 0.4%        2,569 4.0% 61.7%             1,522 20.0% 80.0%           304   1,218        12,938     4,617 Mohamad Dahalan Arshad BA            8,321 06P72  Ahmad Zahid bin Hamidi  BN  UMNO    14,830      35,368      35,872 56.3% 20.2% 23.4% 0.1% Largely rubber tappers with many involved in fishing and coconut and oil palm plantations.
06P73  Perak Teluk Intan GER BN Mah Siew Keong        55,000        35,453 64.5%       1,084 0.6%        3,938 3.1% 64.5%             2,463 20.0% 80.0%           493   1,970        18,576     2,783  馬袖強 Rajendiran a/l Nallaiya BA          15,793 06P73  Ong Tin Kim @ Wong Thean Ching  BN  GER    13,968      51,500      55,000 33.0% 45.1% 21.7% 0.2% Semi-urban. Largely fishermen and rubber tappers in outskirts.There are also several large oil palm plantations. Mainly Chinese businessmen in town centre. There is a large number of Indians here.
06P74  Perak Tanjong Malim MCA BN Loke Yuen Yow        53,588        34,386 64.2%       1,308 0.6%        3,837 3.8% 64.2%             2,370 20.0% 80.0%           474   1,896        22,150   11,222  陸垠佑 Ng Lum Yong BA          10,928 06P74  Loke Yuen Yow  BN  MCA    20,664      52,398      53,588 44.5% 35.6% 15.9% 4.0% Largely Felda settlers and rubber tappers.
07P75  Pahang Lipis UMNO BN Ami Hamzah b Ahmad        42,585        28,336 66.5%          860 0.4%        3,049 3.0% 66.5%             1,966 20.0% 80.0%           393   1,573        16,916     6,356 Kamaludin bin Abd Rahman BA          10,560 07P75  Abu Dahari bin Osman  BN  UMNO    10,113      42,343      42,585 53.9% 24.9% 10.5% 10.7% The voters are mainly Malays and their traditional livelihood is farming. Cameron Highlands is, however, predominantly Chinese voters who are mainly vegetable growers.
                     
07P76  Pahang Raub MCA BN Oei Yang Yang @ Ng Yen Yen        52,389        36,501 69.7%       1,278 0.5%        3,751 3.5% 69.7%             2,523 20.0% 80.0%           505   2,019        20,412     5,601  黃燕燕 Ng Kwi Ling BA          14,811 07P76  Teng Ah Luan @ Teng Gaik Kwan  BN  MCA    15,232      51,453      52,389 48.3% 42.4% 7.7% 1.6% The mainly Malay and Chinese voters are in Batu Talam, Tras, Dong and Benta. PAS has campaigned strongly here are playing up issues of justice. The matter of land titles is an important issues. The orang asli also make up a significant number here.
07P77  Pahang Jerantut UMNO BN Tengku Azlan Ibni Sultan Abu Bakar        42,618        32,072 75.3%          687 0.4%        3,052 2.1% 75.3%             2,249 20.0% 80.0%           450   1,799        16,424     1,463 Syed Ibrahim bin Syed Abd Rahman BA          14,961 07P77  Ahmad Kamaruzaman bin Mohamed Baria  BN  UMNO      7,194      39,936      42,618 78.8% 17.4% 2.7% 1.1% A Felda settlers scheme, PAS is attempting to capture this seat. The number of ceramahs here is relatively high and the assault by PAS is getting stronger and stronger.
07P78  Pahang Kuantan UMNO BN Tan Sri Haji Khalil Yaakob        70,438        50,670 71.9%       1,037 0.7%        5,044 2.0% 71.9%             3,552 20.0% 80.0%           710   2,842        28,497     7,361 Fuziah Salleh BA          21,136 07P78  Fauzi bin Abdul Rahman  BN  UMNO    23,096      65,639      70,438 54.5% 38.7% 6.6% 0.2% This urban seat is a regarded as a safe Barisan seat. Largely businessmen and civil servants in the capital of the state.
07P79  Pahang Paya Besar UMNO BN Siti Zaharah Sulaiman        53,281        39,488 74.1%       1,553 0.6%        3,815 3.9% 74.1%             2,716 20.0% 80.0%           543   2,173        20,749     3,563 Wan Jusoh Wan Kolok BA          17,186 07P79  Siti Zaharah binti Sulaiman  BN  UMNO    16,759      47,684      53,281 81.9% 15.2% 1.8% 1.1% Mainly government servants and businessmen in thsi semi-urban seat. A few fishing villages dot the coast.
07P80  Pahang Pekan UMNO BN Mohd Najib bin Hj Abd Razak        35,832        26,686 74.5%          631 0.4%        2,566 2.4% 74.5%             1,866 20.0% 80.0%           373   1,493        13,148        241 Ramli Mohamed BA          12,907 07P80  Mohd Najib bin Hj Abd Razak  BN  UMNO    10,793      34,307      35,832 90.9% 1.7% 0.9% 6.5% The royal town is regarded a Barisan stronghold. The majority of the voters are Malays, who are chiefly Felda settlers and fishermen.
                     
07P81  Pahang Maran UMNO BN Muhamad Abdullah        42,988        33,379 77.6%          609 0.4%        3,078 1.8% 77.6%             2,345 20.0% 80.0%           469   1,876        18,259     3,748 Raja Puji Tengku Abdul Hamid BA          14,511 07P81  Muhamad bin Abdullah  BN  UMNO    14,046      41,406      42,988 90.3% 6.7% 2.2% 0.8% Another Felda settlement area. Majority of these farmers are from Kelantan. Although the incumbent won handsomely with a majority of over 10,000 votes, PAS believes it can wrest the seat. The majority of the Felda population is located in this rural based
07P82  Pahang Mentakab MCA BN Fu Ah Kiow        43,766        31,978 73.1%       1,504 0.5%        3,134 4.7% 73.1%             2,183 20.0% 80.0%           437   1,747        18,499     6,524  胡亞橋 Leong Mee Meng BA          11,975 07P82  Fu Ah Kiow @ Oh (Fu) Soon Guan  BN  MCA    11,513      41,837      43,766 60.8% 24.9% 9.0% 5.3% A former logger's town, the voters are now mainly farmers tending to oil palm plantations.
07P83  Pahang Bentung MCA BN Liow Tiong Lai        50,968        39,493 77.5%             -   0.5%        3,650 0.0% 77.5%             2,828 20.0% 80.0%           566   2,263        27,104   14,715  廖仲萊 Abdul Wahab bin Sudin BA          12,389 07P83  Dato' Lim Ah Lek  BN  MCA    17,253      49,137      50,968 43.3% 46.4% 8.9% 1.4% Majority of voters are either businessmen or farmers, with a small number of civil servants.
07P84  Pahang Temerluh UMNO BN Mohd Sarit bin Hj Jusoh        53,685        39,460 73.5%          915 0.6%        3,844 2.3% 73.5%             2,760 20.0% 80.0%           552   2,208        19,379        213 Ab Wahab bin Ismail BA          19,166 07P84  Sabaruddin Chik  BN  UMNO      7,852      51,410      53,685 61.3% 32.6% 4.0% 2.1% The opposition is putting up a strong fight here. Felda settlers are the key to winning the seat and opposition seems to think they have a chance.
07P85  Pahang Rompin UMNO BN Datuk Dr Jamaluddin Jarjis        34,321        26,384 76.9%          598 0.4%        2,458 2.3% 76.9%             1,847 20.0% 80.0%           369   1,478        15,907     6,028 Mazlan bin Mohamed Yasin BA            9,879 07P85  Jamalidin bin Mohd Jarjis  BN  UMNO    12,825      33,069      34,321 87.2% 3.0% 1.5% 8.3% Nearly 100% of the electorate are Malays who are mostly armers and felda settlers.The Endau-Rompin is located in part of the constituency, where campaigning can be difficult.
                     
08P86  Selangor Sabak Bernam UMNO BN Dato Hj Zainal Dahalan        34,035        23,460 68.9%          743 0.4%        2,437 3.2% 68.9%             1,626 20.0% 80.0%           325   1,301        11,809        901 Dr Ghazali Basri BA          10,908 08P86  Mahbud bin Haji Hashim  BN  UMNO    14,452      34,887      34,035 75.2% 19.1% 5.7% 0.0% Sabak Bernam borders the state of Perak and is poised for development around the Lembah Bernam area. Basically an agriculture-based area with crops such as padi, cocoa, oil-palm and coconut and fishing. Lots of Malay villages with some cottage-based indus
08P87  Selangor Tanjung Karang UMNO BN Haji Noh Haji Omar        42,109        30,470 72.4%          863 0.4%        3,015 2.8% 72.4%             2,121 20.0% 80.0%           424   1,697        15,841     2,075 Dr Md Yusoff Abd Wahab BA          13,766 08P87  Noh bin Omar  BN  UMNO    15,818      41,160      42,109 77.1% 21.3% 1.5% 0.0% It is dubbed as the rice bowl of Selangor as 90% of its area is covered by padi. Voters are mainly lower-income earners comprising farmers, fishermen, petty traders and estate workers.Besides padi, crops such as mango, corn and Langkawi melon are planted 
08P88  Selangor Hulu Selangor MIC BN Dato G. Palanivel        53,433        36,971 69.2%       1,280 0.6%        3,826 3.5% 69.2%             2,556 20.0% 80.0%           511   2,045        22,143     8,595 Dr Halili Rahmat BA          13,548 08P88  Palanivel a/l Govindasamy  BN  MIC    15,952      51,256      53,433 49.1% 30.8% 19.2% 0.9% Covers an area of 1,745.5sq km, is three times the size of Perlis and twice that of Malacca. There are large Malay settlements here. The Chinese population is centered in small towns and new villages. The Indian community is spread out but are focussed in
08P89  Selangor Kuala Selangor UMNO BN Mohamed Sayuti bin Said        52,469        38,398 73.2%       1,098 0.5%        3,757 2.9% 73.2%             2,672 20.0% 80.0%           534   2,137        23,610     9,920 Mohd Norman Hj Taha BA          13,690 08P89  Abu Hassan b Hj Omar  BN  UMNO    23,460      49,730      52,469 57.6% 18.7% 23.7% 0.0% The home town of Mentri Besar Datuk Dr Abu Hassan Omar is famous for the fireflies at Kampong Kuantan and Kampong Belimbing, a lighthouse and a British fort at Bukit Melawati and the Kuala Selangor Nature Park. The coastal area is covered with mangrove sw
08P90  Selangor Selayang MCA BN Chan Kong Choy        85,571        62,576 73.1%       1,453 0.9%        6,127 2.3% 73.1%             4,375 20.0% 80.0%           875   3,500        34,979     8,835  陳廣才 Zaitun binti Mohamed Kasim BA          26,144 08P90  Chan Kong Choy  BN  MCA    38,627      78,312      85,571 47.4% 37.7% 14.7% 0.2% A rural and urban consituency mix, Selayang is on its way to be a growth centre which could rival that of established areas like Petaling Jaya or Puchong. The economic boom has seen more high-technology and medium and small-scale industries being located 
                     
08P91  Selangor Gombak UMNO BN Zaleha bt Ismail        73,945        56,072 75.8%          649 0.8%        5,295 1.2% 75.8%             3,967 20.0% 80.0%           793   3,174        28,113        803 Dr Mohd Hatta Md Ramli BA          27,310 08P91  Zaleha binti Ismail  BN  UMNO    30,878      67,634      73,945 74.9% 16.5% 8.5% 0.1% Created largely out of the old Selayang seat. This constituency is located close to the city and a mix of professions among its voters. The constituents consist of middle and lower-class residents.
08P92  Selangor Ampang Jaya MCA BN Ong Tee Kiat        98,527        74,770 75.9%       1,199 1.0%        7,055 1.6% 75.9%             5,269 20.0% 80.0%        1,054   4,215        40,669     7,767  翁詩傑 Sivarasa Rasiah BA          32,902 08P92  Ong Tee Keat  BN  MCA    31,309      85,954      98,527 55.0% 37.8% 7.0% 0.2% Ampang is an old town and more than half of its people are long-time residents. Generally from the middle and working class, the people are mostly self-employed or in trading and manufacturing.The constituency has been under the Barisan rule all this whil
08P93  Selangor Hulu Langat UMNO BN Badrul Hisham Abdul Aziz        70,819        52,676 74.4%          989 0.7%        5,071 1.9% 74.4%             3,702 20.0% 80.0%           740   2,962        27,724     3,761 Mohd Nor bin Nawawi BA          23,963 08P93  Badrul Hisham bin Abdul Aziz  BN  UMNO    30,814      66,747      70,819 57.4% 30.2% 11.6% 0.8% Mainly estate workers, planters, traders and city workers. kajang, Malaysia's "satay capital'" is located in this traditional MCA seat.Facing rapid development, the constituency which has many recreational forests and waterfalls, also has potential to be 
08P94  Selangor Pj Utara MCA BN Chew Mei Fun        70,634        49,548 70.1%          517 0.7%        5,058 1.0% 70.1%             3,509 20.0% 80.0%           702   2,807        25,603     2,481  周美芬 Ronnie Liu Tian Khiew BA          23,122 08P94  Lim Kuo Phau - Unopposed  BN  MCA           -        68,828      70,634 15.0% 77.5% 6.5% 1.0% An urban constituency which covers a large area in Petaling Jaya. A traditionally DAP stronghold before seat was taken over by MCA in 1995 following the disqualification of DAP's Dr Kua Kia Soong whose nomination papers were found to be incomplete. Mainly
08P95  Selangor Pj Selatan MCA BN Donald Lim Siang Chai        67,687        46,546 68.8%          772 0.7%        4,847 1.7% 68.8%             3,279 20.0% 80.0%           656   2,623        24,581     3,845  林祥才 Dr Syed Husin Ali BA          20,736 08P95  Lim Siang Chai  BN  MCA    11,625      66,786      67,687 34.2% 51.0% 12.6% 2.2% Another urban constituency which is a former DAP fort before being taken over by the MCA in 1995. Also an established area, voters are mainly middle and upper-middle class who are highly-educated and aware of their rights. Most of them are businessmen, pr
                     
08P96  Selangor Serdang MCA BN Dato Yap Pian Hon        94,839        72,028 75.9%       1,707 1.0%        6,791 2.4% 75.9%             5,032 20.0% 80.0%        1,006   4,026        37,210     4,099  葉炳漢 Dr Wong Ang Peng BA          33,111 08P96  Yap Pian Hon  BN  MCA      9,437      78,462      94,839 32.1% 56.7% 10.6% 0.6% Mainly middle and lower-middle class residents but with the increasing number of new housing areas, this may change. The number of voters has increased by nearly 20,000 since the 1995 election. This is because of the inclusion of new housing estates which
08P97  Selangor Subang MIC BN Karnail Singh Nijhar a/l Amar Singh        92,794        65,122 70.2%             -   1.0%        6,645 0.0% 70.2%             4,665 20.0% 80.0%           933   3,732        36,137     7,152 Irene a/p V.M. Fernandez BA          28,985 08P97  Dato' M. Mahalingam a/l Muthukrishnen  BN  MIC    25,763      73,868      92,794 48.7% 32.6% 18.5% 0.2% Comprises a portion of Shah Alam - a Barisan stronghold - and Puchong, traditionally a DAP fort. Strong Indian factor as there are rural folks in estates, new villages and kampungs. The middle-class voters are in Subang, Bandar Utama and Kelana Jaya, with
08P98  Selangor Shah Alam UMNO BN Dato Ir Hj Mohd Zin Mohamed        92,737        71,256 76.8%          994 1.0%        6,641 1.4% 76.8%             5,029 20.0% 80.0%        1,006   4,023        35,851     1,440 Ezam Mohd Nor BA          34,411 08P98  Salamon bin Selamat  BN  UMNO    40,715      85,202      92,737 58.1% 21.0% 20.9% 0.1% The state capital and administrative centre. It is also an industrial area. It is also the constituency with the largest number of voters in the state. Public transport seem to be a major concern. Pretty much a middle class area made up mostly of civil se
08P99  Selangor Kapar MIC BN P. Komala Devi        74,502        56,028 75.2%       1,116 0.8%        5,335 2.0% 75.2%             3,932 20.0% 80.0%           786   3,145        27,830     2,860 Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad BA          24,970 08P99  Leelavathi a/p K. Govindasamy  BN  MIC    18,756      67,555      74,502 56.7% 30.4% 12.9% 0.1% Kapar has seen significant development over the last few years especially in the construction of new housing estates, shoplots and light industries. Sizeable number of rural voters are farmers and fishermen. Youths no longer need to venture out of the are
08P100  Selangor Klang MCA BN Dr Tan Yee Kew        80,673        56,255 69.7%          956 0.8%        5,777 1.7% 69.7%             3,958 20.0% 80.0%           792   3,166        30,201     5,673  陳儀喬 Teng Chang Khim BA          24,528 08P100  Tan Yee Kew  BN  MCA      6,124      77,188      80,673 28.2% 56.7% 14.7% 0.4% The royal town of Selangor is bustling with activity because of Port Klang, the largest port in the country and headquarters of the national shipping industry. Mainly middle class voters with traders, businessmen and port workers. Popular seafood joints a
                     
08P101  Selangor Kuala Langat UMNO BN Shafie bin Mohd Salleh        57,430        43,054 75.0%       1,318 0.6%        4,112 3.1% 75.0%             2,990 20.0% 80.0%           598   2,392        24,878     8,020 Saari Sungib BA          16,858 08P101  Shafie bin Mohd Salleh  BN  UMNO    19,211      53,718      57,430 53.3% 27.0% 19.6% 0.1% Kuala Langat is located strategically between the KL International Airport and Westport. The biggest town in this constituency is Banting. The Pulau Indah Industrial Park, a new growth area is also located here. The Kuala Langat area is largely forest res
08P102  Selangor Sepang UMNO BN Seripah Noli Syed Hussin        54,161        40,107 74.1%       1,131 0.6%        3,878 2.8% 74.1%             2,793 20.0% 80.0%           559   2,234        23,069     7,162 Mohamed Makki Ahmad BA          15,907 08P102  Seripah Noli binti Syed Hussin  BN  UMNO    15,567      52,071      54,161 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% The price of land here has soared multi-fold after the KL International Airport was built here. The area is also enjoying spillover of economic activities due to its proximity to KLIA and Putrajaya. The Japanese Encephalitis viral outbreak early this year
09P103  FedTerr Kepong DAP BA Tan Seng Giaw        64,956        49,678 76.5%          271 0.7%        4,651 0.5% 76.5%             3,539 20.0% 80.0%           708   2,831        25,085     1,766  陳勝堯 Ma Woei Chyi BN          23,319 09P103  Dr Tan Seng Giaw  BA  DAP      5,022      60,111      64,956 5.5% 89.8% 4.0% 0.7% Has one of the highest number of Chinese voters. They are mainly businessmen, hawkers, sub-contractors and Small-and-Medium Industry (SMI) operators. The Malay voters are mostly government servants and ex-servicemen from the military and police, while the
09P104  FedTerr Batu GER BN Ng Lip Yong        61,078        43,546 71.3%          565 0.6%        4,374 1.3% 71.3%             3,078 20.0% 80.0%           616   2,462        22,639     2,297  吳立洋 Sanusi Osman BA          20,342 09P104  Chong Chek Ah  BN  GER    14,842      58,299      61,078 48.5% 37.5% 12.3% 1.7% A fair mix between the races. Mainly small businessmen, petty traders and involved in light and cottage industries. A large portion of the constituency has been transferred to the new seat of Wangsa Maju.
09P105  FedTerr Wangsa Maju UMNO BN Zulhasnan Rafique        75,087        54,986 73.2%          710 0.8%        5,377 1.3% 73.2%             3,885 20.0% 80.0%           777   3,108        29,997     5,718 Marina Yusoff BA          24,279 09P105  Kamal bin Mat Salih  BN  UMNO    27,894      65,199      75,087 56.1% 34.5% 7.3% 2.1% Formerly known for its squatter areas, Wangsa Maju has developed since 1995 with many new housing projects for the medium income group as well as shopping centres. Residents comprise civil servants, army and police personnel and middle-class professionals
                     
09P106  FedTerr Segambut GER BN Tan Kee Kwong        60,110        41,507 69.1%          241 0.6%        4,304 0.6% 69.1%             2,957 20.0% 80.0%           591   2,366        24,926     8,586  陳紀光 Manoharan a/l Malayalam BA          16,340 09P106  Tan Kee Kwong  BN  GER    12,158      57,127      60,110 31.2% 49.9% 17.1% 1.8% Stretching from Jinjang Selatan to Damansara Heights and Taman Tun Dr Ismail, this constituency comprises 40% middle and upper income residents. While about 75% of the Cabinet reside there, 1,600 squatter homes are scattered within the constituency. Peopl
09P107  FedTerr Titiwangsa UMNO BN Dato Dr Suleiman Mohamed        53,694        35,999 67.0%          264 0.6%        3,845 0.7% 67.0%             2,557 20.0% 80.0%           511   2,046        18,624     1,513 Mohamad Noor Mohamad BA          17,111 09P107  Dato' Suleiman bin Mohamed  BN  UMNO    18,966      54,176      53,694 61.0% 27.9% 8.9% 2.2% About 20 per cent live in squatter areas including Kampung Baru. The Malays are mainly in the middle income and low income groups. A high number of Indonesians who are not supposed to be registered to vote.
09P108  FedTerr Bukit Bintang DAP BA Fong Kui Lun        62,865        38,027 60.5%          733 0.7%        4,502 1.9% 60.5%             2,671 20.0% 80.0%           534   2,137        19,115     1,134  方貴倫 Lee Chong Meng BN          17,981 09P108  Wee Choo Keong  BA  DAP      5,546      59,375      62,865 13.8% 76.0% 9.1% 1.1% Heart of KL. Bukit Bintang is where the capital's upmarket shopping complexes are located. The city's poor are also located in many parts of this constituency. Traditionally a DAP stronghold, the MCA won the seat in 1995 after DAP's Wee Choo Keong was dis
09P109  FedTerr Lembah Pantai UMNO BN Shahrizat binti Abdul Jalil        52,607        36,145 68.7%          184 0.5%        3,767 0.5% 68.7%             2,575 20.0% 80.0%           515   2,060        18,689     1,417 Zainur Zakaria BA          17,272 09P109  Shahrizhat @ Shahrizat bte Abdul Jalil  BN  UMNO    13,359      52,108      52,607 52.6% 26.4% 19.4% 1.6% Represents a large and heavily-populated area which stretches along Jalan Bangsar from Kampung Kerinchi (in Jalan Pantai Baru) to the outskirts of Brickfields. One of the most urbanised consitutencies which includes the affluent residential areas of Bangs
09P110  FedTerr Seputeh DAP BA Teresa Kok Suh Sim        72,014        52,954 73.5%          249 0.8%        5,157 0.5% 73.5%             3,772 20.0% 80.0%           754   3,018        28,657     5,200  郭素沁 Sua Chong Keh BN          23,457 09P110  Liew Ah Kim  BA  DAP      5,615      67,829      72,014 4.5% 89.8% 4.7% 1.0% Majority are Chinese. Mainly working class and lower income group. There are many squatters here.
                     
09P111  FedTerr Cheras DAP BA Tan Kok Wai        65,784        46,383 70.5%          217 0.7%        4,711 0.5% 70.5%             3,305 20.0% 80.0%           661   2,644        27,579     8,992  陳國偉 Lee Boon Kok BN          18,587 09P111  Tan Kok Wai  BA  DAP    14,375      63,895      65,784 8.7% 83.9% 6.3% 1.1% Split from old Sungai Besi seat won by DAP's Tan Kok Wai by a 8856 majority out of 80856 votes. Now includes Pudu and Jalan Chan Sow Lin, making the majority Chinese employed as hawkers or in light industries
09P112  FedTerr Bandar Tun Razak MCA BN Tan Chai Ho        59,182        43,988 74.3%          666 0.6%        4,238 1.5% 74.3%             3,101 20.0% 80.0%           620   2,481        22,273     1,224  陳財和 Chandra Muzaffar BA          21,049 09P112  Tan Chai Ho  BN  MCA    14,735      53,687      59,182 52.5% 39.6% 7.1% 0.8% Split from old Sungai Besi seat. Majority are Malays. Mainly civil servants and businessmen. Army personnel at the Sungai Besi camp account for 2,000 postal votes. Site for 1998 Commonwealth Games.
                     
10P145  Labuan Labuan UMNO BN Suhaili bin Abdul Rahman        21,611        12,353 57.2%          176 0.2%        1,547 1.4% 57.2%                873 20.0% 80.0%           175      698          8,687     6,515 Teo Boon Heng OPP            2,172 10P145  Abdol Mulok bin Awang Damit  BN  UMNO      5,147      20,243      21,611 0.0% 0.0% 1.2% 61.7% Big increase in Filipinos and Indonesians with blue ICs. Malays mostly middle income civil servants while Chinese are in construction and business. Non-muslim Sarawakian natives classified as `others' here.
                     
11P113  Nsembilan Jelebu UMNO BN Rais Yatim @ Mat Rais bin Jatin @ Yatim        37,332        26,937 72.2%             -   0.4%        2,673 0.0% 72.2%             1,930 20.0% 80.0%           386   1,544        17,028     7,119 Jaafar Muhammad BA            9,909 11P113  Yunus bin Rahmat  BN  UMNO      2,940      35,984      37,332 62.1% 30.7% 7.1% 0.1% There are four state constituencies, namely Chennah, Kuala Klawang, Pertang and Sungai Lui which are Malay-majority seats except for Chennah. All four state seats were won by Barisan in the 1995 elections. The area is mostly rural.
11P114  Nsembilan Jempol UMNO BN Mohd Khalid Mohd Yunus        49,617        36,541 73.6%       1,006 0.5%        3,553 2.8% 73.6%             2,543 20.0% 80.0%           509   2,034        23,727   11,919 Abd Rahim Yusof BA          11,808 11P114  Mohd Khalid bin Mohd Yunus  BN  UMNO    15,704      47,127      49,617 56.4% 30.1% 13.4% 0.1% There are four state constituencies, namely Bahau, Jeram Padang, Palong and Serting which are Malay-majority seats except for Bahau. All four seats were won by Barisan in the 1995 elections. The area is made up of mainly Felda settlers with Bahau known fo
11P115  Nsembilan Tampin UMNO BN Shaziman Abu Mansor        47,628        34,778 73.0%          869 0.5%        3,410 2.5% 73.0%             2,427 20.0% 80.0%           485   1,942        21,944     9,979 Hamdan Hashim BA          11,965 11P115  Mohd Noh bin Rajab  BN  UMNO    23,452      43,797      47,628 63.0% 25.7% 11.2% 0.1% There are four state constituencies, namely Gemas. Gemencheh, Repah and Kota which are Malay-majority seats except for Repah. All four seats were won by Barisan in the 1995 general election.
                     
11P116  Nsembilan Kuala Pilah UMNO BN Napsiah binti Omar        44,900        31,079 69.2%          909 0.5%        3,215 2.9% 69.2%             2,160 20.0% 80.0%           432   1,728        16,494     2,818 Ruslan Kasim BA          13,676 11P116  Abu Zahar bin Dato' Nika Ujang  BN  UMNO    20,600      42,869      44,900 75.4% 19.3% 5.2% 0.1% This Malay-dominated area is mostly made up of farmers mainly. It has its share of abandoned land problem.
11P117  Nsembilan Seremban MCA BN Dato Hon Choon Kim        80,413        58,915 73.3%       1,841 0.8%        5,758 3.1% 73.3%             4,089 20.0% 80.0%           818   3,271        33,155     9,236  韓春錦 Lee Peng Fee BA          23,919 11P117  Hon Choon Kim  BN  MCA    18,235      73,689      80,413 44.9% 40.9% 13.9% 0.3% This is a racially mixed urban seat with five state constituencies, namely Nilai, Lenggeng, Senawang, Ampangan and Lobak, which are Malay-majority seats except for Nilai and Lobak. Voters in this parliamentary seat had been switching between the DAP and t
11P118  Nsembilan Rasah MCA BN Datuk Goh Siow Huat        79,464        57,988 73.0%       1,826 0.8%        5,690 3.1% 73.0%             4,023 20.0% 80.0%           805   3,218        28,725     1,288  吳紹閥 Chen Man Hin Dennis BA          27,437 11P118  Wong See Wah  BN  MCA    10,171      73,076      79,464 27.6% 53.3% 18.6% 0.5% This is a Chinese majority seat with five state constituencies, of which only Labu and Rantau are Malay-majority seats while the rest have a Chinese majority. Four seats were won by Barisan in the 1995 polls while the DAP won in Temiang (new seat) but he 
11P119  Nsembilan Telok Kemang MIC BN Anpalagan a/l Sami Reddy        67,187        46,149 68.7%       1,867 0.7%        4,811 4.0% 68.7%             3,171 20.0% 80.0%           634   2,537        27,112     9,942 Gobalakrishnan a/l Nagapan BA          17,170 11P119  Krishnan a/l Letchumanan  BN  MIC    22,077      65,346      67,187 45.7% 34.4% 18.5% 0.8% The five state seats are Chembong, Linggi, Pasir Panjang, Si Rusa and Lukut. While the first three are Malay-majority seats, Si Rusa is the only Indian majority seat in the state. All five seats are held by Barisan. The constituency is a mix of estates, f
12P120  Malacca Alor Gajah UMNO BN Abu Seman Haji Yusop        51,303        36,898 71.9%             -   0.5%        3,674 0.0% 71.9%             2,641 20.0% 80.0%           528   2,113        24,615   12,332 Ab Ghani Ab Rahman BA          12,283 12P120  Abu Seman bin Haji Yusop  BN  UMNO    25,096      46,363      51,303 80.6% 14.0% 3.6% 1.8% A mix of rural and semi urban areas. Apart from the industrial estate in Alor Gajah town, petrochemical-based industries in Tanjung Minyak have also churned out jobs. Prominent education centres such as the Malaysian Maritime Academy - Alam and Institut T
                     
12P121  Malacca Selandar MCA BN Dr Fong Chan Onn        49,558        37,373 75.4%       1,926 0.5%        3,549 5.2% 75.4%             2,538 20.0% 80.0%           508   2,030        22,947   10,447  馮鎮安 Chua Tian Chang BA          12,500 12P121  Fong Chan Onn  BN  MCA    23,180      47,641      49,558 53.8% 32.9% 12.8% 0.5% About 90% of the voters are in the rural areas with agriculture being the main economic activitiy. There are small and heavy industries in the Pegoh and HICOM industrial zones (which is defence related). The Jus Dam is under construction and due to be com
12P122  Malacca Batu Berendam UMNO BN Abdul Ghafar Baba        88,286        69,663 78.9%       1,456 0.9%        6,322 2.1% 78.9%             4,884 20.0% 80.0%           977   3,907        37,656     7,105 Khalid Jaafar BA          30,551 12P122  Mohd Ali bin Mohd Rustam  BN  UMNO    22,325      79,861      88,286 53.6% 40.7% 5.3% 0.4% A high concentration of urban and semi urban areas. Universiti Telekom Malaysia, Kolej Yayasan Melaka, Customs Academy are located here, Coming soon is the Road Transport Academy and other private colleges. Two major industrial estates are in Ayer Keroh a
12P123  Malacca Kota Melaka DAP BA Kerk Kim Hock        76,364        58,832 77.0%       1,277 0.8%        5,468 2.2% 77.0%             4,119 20.0% 80.0%           824   3,295        33,611     9,667  郭金福 Lim Swee Kiang BN          23,944 12P123  Lim Guan Eng  BA  DAP      4,639      73,894      76,364 29.6% 65.4% 3.1% 1.9% Located in the heart of Malacca town, 90% of its voters are in urban areas.This is also the heart land of the DAP since 1969. It is the only constituency here with the highest number of Chinese voters of whom nearly 80% are traders and businessmen. A numb
12P124  Malacca Jasin SUPP BN Abu Zahar bin Isnin        48,165        37,407 77.7%          810 0.5%        3,449 2.2% 77.7%             2,622 20.0% 80.0%           524   2,097        23,641   10,685 Mujahid Yusof BA          12,956 12P124  Abdul Ghafar bin Baba  BN  UMNO    22,128      45,096      48,165 67.1% 22.1% 10.6% 0.2% It is a rural constituency which borders Johor. The Lipat-Kajang flyover into the North-South Highway is expected to bring development. This is the birthplace of former Deputy Prime Minister Tun Gafar Baba. The Chief Minister Datuk Seri Abu Zahar Isnin al
13P125  Johor Segamat MIC BN Subramaniam a/l Sinniah        60,782        43,460 71.5%       1,188 0.6%        4,352 2.7% 71.5%             3,027 20.0% 80.0%           605   2,422        26,351   10,430 Tee Gey Yan BA          15,921 13P125  Subramaniam a/l Sinniah  BN  MIC    17,567      57,774      60,782 42.6% 47.4% 10.0% 0.1% Traders and civil servants in towns. In rural areas, rubber tappers and oil palm smallholders. Traditionally a Barisan seat.
                     
13P126  Johor Ledang UMNO BN Hashim Ismail        56,531        39,292 69.5%       1,167 0.6%        4,048 3.0% 69.5%             2,730 20.0% 80.0%           546   2,184        25,816   13,507 Jamaluddin Khalid BA          12,309 13P126  Hashim bin Ismail  BN  UMNO    23,361      54,467      56,531 53.9% 41.9% 4.3% 0.0% Mixed population of farmers, traders and rubber estate smallholders. Barisan seat from the beginning. State seat Serom is held by Mentri Besar Ghani Othman and he could influence the voters. The other state seat Tangkak is held by the MCA.
13P127  Johor Pagoh UMNO BN Mohiaddin bin Md Yasin        39,791        28,295 71.1%          881 0.4%        2,849 3.1% 71.1%             1,963 20.0% 80.0%           393   1,570        20,132   12,850 Alias Hj Shamsir BA            7,282 13P127  Mahiaddin bin Md Yasin  BN  UMNO    17,599      38,895      39,791 60.1% 35.2% 4.8% 0.0% Made up of farmers and Felda settlers. Traditional Barisan seat. Considered a safe seat for Barisan.
13P128  Johor Labis MCA BN Dato Seri Dr Lim Liong Seek @ Ling Lio        48,674        34,681 71.3%       1,075 0.5%        3,485 3.1% 71.3%             2,408 20.0% 80.0%           482   1,926        23,698   13,790  林良實 Ahmad Ton BA            9,908 13P128  Datuk Seri Dr Ling Liong Seek @ Ling LIong Sik BN  MCA    15,045      47,413      48,674 42.5% 44.6% 12.8% 0.1% The Chinese here are mainly traders, shopkeepers and small scale businessmen in the town. In rural areas, the voters are rubber tappers and oil palm smallholders. Has been a traditional Barisan seat except for the Bekok state seat which was won by the DAP
13P129  Johor Mersing UMNO BN Abd Latiff Ahmad        39,286        27,563 70.2%          782 0.4%        2,813 2.8% 70.2%             1,919 20.0% 80.0%           384   1,535        18,821   10,861 Idris Tukachil BA            7,960 13P129  Zainal Abidin bin Osman  BN  UMNO    13,525      37,782      39,286 68.5% 29.0% 2.5% 0.3% Most of the voters here are Felda settlers and fishermen who support the Barisan.
13P130  Johor Kluang MCA BN Hoo Seong Chang        63,944        43,743 68.4%       1,032 0.7%        4,579 2.4% 68.4%             3,058 20.0% 80.0%           612   2,446        30,525   18,339  何襄贊 Chew Peck Choo BA          12,186 13P130  Hoo Seong Chang  BN  MCA    19,083      60,293      63,944 42.1% 47.6% 10.2% 0.2% Majority of the electorate are businessmen or civil servants. The constituency is also a hot seat as it was once a DAP stronghold. The traders and factory workers are known to support the DAP whereas the government servants and estate workers vote Barisan
                     
13P131  Johor Parit Sulong UMNO BN Ruhanie bin Ahmad        62,208        45,980 73.9%       1,117 0.7%        4,454 2.4% 73.9%             3,212 20.0% 80.0%           642   2,570        31,260   17,657 Mohamed Hanipa Maidin BA          13,603 13P131  Ruhanie Ahmad  BN  UMNO    25,354      58,591      62,208 62.9% 35.6% 1.5% 0.0% Mainly smallholders and farmers. Barisan still stands a good chance of winning here.
13P132  Johor Bakri MCA BN Chua Jui Meng        53,251        39,367 73.9%       1,375 0.6%        3,813 3.5% 73.9%             2,719 20.0% 80.0%           544   2,176        25,676   13,360  蔡銳明 Lim Sey Wee @ Lim Sey You BA          12,316 13P132  Chua Jui Meng  BN  MCA    12,318      49,982      53,251 45.2% 52.7% 2.1% 0.1% Mixed population of traders and rubber and oil palm smallholders, including 4,000 police field force personnel.
13P133  Johor Muar UMNO BN Robia Kosai        41,537        29,056 70.0%          852 0.4%        2,974 2.9% 70.0%             2,021 20.0% 80.0%           404   1,617        17,693     7,182 Abdul Rahman Othman BA          10,511 13P133  Abdul Aziz b Mohd Yassin  BN  UMNO      9,483      40,991      41,537 63.5% 34.8% 1.7% 0.1% Mixed population of urban residents and farmers. A traditional Barisan seat.
13P134  Johor Sri Gading UMNO BN Mohamad Haji Aziz        55,710        41,620 74.7%          866 0.6%        3,989 2.1% 74.7%             2,918 20.0% 80.0%           584   2,334        29,156   17,558 Khalid Abd Samad BA          11,598 13P134  Hamzah bin Ramli  BN  UMNO    26,350      51,910      55,710 67.7% 30.6% 1.7% 0.0% Voters mostly smallholders. Not much threat from the Opposition here,. Barisan looks set to win this seat, once held by the late Tun Hussein Onn.
13P135  Johor Batu Pahat UMNO BN Haji Siam Haji Kasrin        64,048        47,097 73.5%       1,197 0.7%        4,586 2.5% 73.5%             3,285 20.0% 80.0%           657   2,628        31,674   17,448 Mohd Ramli Md Kari BA          14,226 13P135  Mansor bin Masikon  BN  UMNO    24,993      62,058      64,048 54.9% 43.4% 1.6% 0.1% Mainly traders, factory workers and civil servants. An interesting seat with PAS claiming to have strong support there.
                     
13P136  Johor Tenggara UMNO BN Hishammudin Hussein        48,461        36,926 76.2%          991 0.5%        3,470 2.7% 76.2%             2,573 20.0% 80.0%           515   2,059        28,376   20,817 Lokman Noor Adam BA            7,559 13P136  Hishammuddin bin Tun Hussein  BN  UMNO    24,518      54,894      48,461 56.6% 36.7% 6.5% 0.1% Incumbent Datuk Hishamuddin Tun Hussein is popular with the Felda settlers here.
13P137  Johor Sungai Benut UMNO BN Hj Abd Hamid Abd Rahman        57,646        41,755 72.4%       1,291 0.6%        4,128 3.1% 72.4%             2,896 20.0% 80.0%           579   2,317        30,578   20,692 Ungku Mohd Noor Ungku Mahmood BA            9,886 13P137  Abd Hamid bin Abd Rahman  BN  UMNO    21,142      54,894      57,646 65.4% 28.2% 6.4% 0.0% The Malay voters are mainly farmers, fishermen and settlers while the Chinese are traders and farmers living in new villages. There has been marked increase in PAS activities in state seat of Benut.
13P138  Johor Senai MCA BN Lim Si Cheng        64,753        48,522 74.9%       1,581 0.7%        4,637 3.3% 74.9%             3,360 20.0% 80.0%           672   2,688        32,237   17,533  林時清 Tan Hang Meng BA          14,704 13P138  Lim Si Cheng  BN  MCA    19,648      60,688      64,753 39.3% 53.7% 7.0% 0.1% Voters are mainly factory workers or traders. The high number of industries in this seat has contributed to Johor's economic growth.
13P139  Johor Kota Tinggi UMNO BN Syed Hamid S Jaafar Albar        57,571        43,838 76.1%       1,368 0.6%        4,122 3.1% 76.1%             3,039 20.0% 80.0%           608   2,431        36,819   31,168 Rosdin Taha Abd Rahman BA            5,651 13P139  Datuk Syed Hamid bin S. Jaafar Albar  BN  UMNO    33,769      52,742      57,571 81.4% 16.6% 1.9% 0.0% Most of the voters are government servants, fishermen and farmers. It is a strong Barisan seat. Datuk Syed Hamid Albar looks set to win again.
13P140  Johor Tebrau UMNO BN Mohd Ali Hassan        87,202        64,733 74.2%       1,680 0.9%        6,244 2.6% 74.2%             4,513 20.0% 80.0%           903   3,610        49,290   35,527 Hassan Abdul Karim BA          13,763 13P140  Zainabon @ Zainab binti Abu Bakar  BN  UMNO    39,140      70,298      87,202 50.8% 35.1% 14.0% 0.1% An urban and rural electorate. The army personnel in the camps at Majidee and Pulada account for a large number of postal voters. There are also 149 navy personnel stationed the Depot Senggara TLDM.
                     
13P141  Johor Johor Bahru UMNO BN Mohamed Khaled Nordin        77,837        53,864 69.2%       1,008 0.8%        5,574 1.9% 69.2%             3,785 20.0% 80.0%           757   3,028        38,707   24,558 A. Razak Ahmad BA          14,149 13P141  Mohamed Khaled bin Nordin  BN  UMNO    34,118      74,295      77,837 47.8% 47.7% 4.3% 0.2% Major issue is high cost of living. Many of the constituents here are civil servants and professionals. Many of them also work in Singapore.
13P142  Johor Pulai UMNO BN Abdul Kadir Annuar        72,051        47,420 65.8%          926 0.8%        5,159 2.0% 65.8%             3,329 20.0% 80.0%           666   2,663        35,509   24,524 Ismail Awab BA          10,985 13P142  Mohamed bin Rahmat  BN  UMNO    29,403      68,416      72,051 57.8% 33.5% 8.7% 0.1% A Barisan stronghold, the voters comprises petty traders, middle-income earners and civil servants. There are still problems with squatters here. Another issue is that low cost flats are not well maintained. Mainly businessmen, manufacturers and profesion
13P143  Johor Gelang Patah MCA BN Teu Si @ Hang See Ten        74,560        55,986 75.1%       1,251 0.8%        5,339 2.2% 75.1%             3,920 20.0% 80.0%           784   3,136        40,570   26,405  張詩登 Norman Joseph Fernandez BA          14,165 13P143  Teu Si @ Chang See Ten  BN  MCA    24,219      63,323      74,560 39.1% 52.0% 8.8% 0.0% Urban electorate. Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (Skudai) is located in this booming area.
13P144  Johor Pontian MCA BN Ong Ka Ting        64,557        48,000 74.4%       1,578 0.7%        4,623 3.3% 74.4%             3,326 20.0% 80.0%           665   2,661        38,165   29,908  黃家定 Diong Chi Tzuoh BA            8,257 13P144  Ong Ka Ting  BN  MCA    31,881      60,443      64,557 53.2% 45.6% 1.2% 0.0% Mainly farmers, fishermen, government servants, factory workers and petty traders. Incumbent Datuk Ong Ka Ting has no problem retaining his seat.
                     
14P146  Sabah Marudu UMNO BN Datuk Amirkahar Tun Mustapha        35,532        20,284 57.1%          265 0.4%        2,544 1.3% 57.1%             1,434 20.0% 80.0%           287   1,147        11,850     3,887 Mohd Zakaria Said OPP            7,963 14P146  Datu Amir Kahar bin Datu Mustapha  OPP PBS         114      32,298      35,532 35.0% 16.6% 48.2% 0.2% One of the poorest regions in the country. Most of the indigenous communities here such as the Rungus, Ubians, Bajaus, Tambounos and Dusuns rely on subsistence farming or fishing. Many kampungs still do not have electricity and water supply.
14P147  Sabah Bandau PBS OPP Johnity @ Maximus Ongkili        25,442        16,678 65.6%          204 0.3%        1,822 1.2% 65.6%             1,180 20.0% 80.0%           236      944          8,465     1,684 Maijol Mahap BN            6,781 14P147  Johnity @ Maximus bin Ongkili  OPP PBS      4,865      24,287      25,442 72.0% 4.0% 23.9% 0.1% Comprising mainly Rungus, Tobilung, Dusun and Kimaraggang communities. A padi growing area which contributes about 20% of the state's padi production.
14P148  Sabah Kota Belud UMNO BN Md Salleh Md Said        37,484        28,931 77.2%          266 0.4%        2,684 0.9% 77.2%             2,053 20.0% 80.0%           411   1,642        17,817     9,216 Saidil Semoi OPP            8,601 14P148  Md Salleh Md Said  BN  UMNO      7,131      34,388      37,484 36.6% 2.9% 60.2% 0.3% Key padi growing area. Also well known for the pony riding Bajaus or Cowboys of the East with their colourful costumes and dastar headgear. Has the largest Iranun population as well as Suluks and Kadazandusun.
14P149  Sabah Tuaran UPKO BN Wilfred Madius Tangau        36,085        23,745 65.8%          207 0.4%        2,584 0.9% 65.8%             1,685 20.0% 80.0%           337   1,348        13,083     2,813 Yunuf @ Edward Merinking OPP          10,270 14P149  Yunof b Meringking  OPP PBS      2,006      32,382      36,085 48.2% 9.7% 41.9% 0.2% Encompasses the hilly Tamparuli and Kiulu as well as the Sulaman state constituencies where large numbers of Kadazandusun of the Lotud and Bundu groups live. Farming and fishing are key economic activities. Tourist resorts at Pantai Dalit also provide job
14P150  Sabah Gaya SAPP BN Datuk Yong Teck Lee        47,135        27,391 58.1%          149 0.5%        3,375 0.5% 58.1%             1,950 20.0% 80.0%           390   1,560        15,315     4,117  楊德利 Goh Chin Lok @ Johnny Goh OPP          11,198 14P150  Yong Chiew Lip  BN  SAPP         209      40,100      47,135 20.6% 39.2% 39.8% 0.4% This urban seat covers three areas of the state capital. Mainly businessmen, civil servants and private sector employees.
                     
14P151  Sabah Tanjong Aru PBS OPP Yee Moh Chai        41,414        23,752 57.4%          111 0.4%        2,966 0.5% 57.4%             1,694 20.0% 80.0%           339   1,355        11,826        545  于墨齋 Yong Chiew Lip @ Philip Yong BN          11,281 14P151  Yee Moh Chai  OPP PBS      1,518      36,121      41,414 7.7% 71.1% 19.9% 1.3% Comprises the Api Api Chinese seat of power as well as Tanjung Aru. Major changes to its skyline with international class hotels and shopping centres. Traffic jams are increasing in the municipality.
14P152  Sabah Penampang UPKO BN Philip Benedict Lasimbang        45,592        28,124 61.7%          353 0.5%        3,265 1.3% 61.7%             1,989 20.0% 80.0%           398   1,591        15,326     3,320 Jivol @ Edmund Doudilim OPP          12,006 14P152  Paulis @ Francis Bin Nointien  OPP PBS      1,670      39,174      45,592 36.4% 24.6% 37.8% 1.2% Made up of the Moyog state constituency, the Kadazandusun heartland and the coastal Petagas where the Bajaus are the majority. Padi fields have made way for the construction of houses and shops. Located here are the Kepayan state police headquarters and t
14P153  Sabah Papar UMNO BN Osu Haji Sukam        31,134        21,821 70.1%          200 0.3%        2,229 0.9% 70.1%             1,548 20.0% 80.0%           310   1,239        14,013     6,405 Mohd Saidi Lampoh OPP            7,608 14P153  Osu Haji Sukam  BN  UMNO      3,116      28,908      31,134 28.6% 12.8% 58.4% 0.2% Known for its watermelons, durians and star fruits, wet padi is also cultivated on a large scale in this constituency. The electorate is mainly Bajaus, Brunei Malays as well as Kadazandusuns and Chinese.
14P154  Sabah Beaufort UMNO BN Anifah bin Aman @ Haniff Amman        40,002        25,658 64.1%          440 0.4%        2,864 1.7% 64.1%             1,805 20.0% 80.0%           361   1,444        16,009     6,800 AK Aliuddin Hj Mohd Tahir OPP            9,209 14P154  Nurnikman bin Abdullah  BN  UMNO      4,643      36,084      40,002 25.5% 10.9% 63.4% 0.2% There are a large number of Brunei Malays, Bisayas as well as Kadazandusuns here. The name Beaufort is also synonymous with sweet green oranges and durians. A project to seal the road linking Beaufort to Menumbok - a gateway to Labuan - still has not been
14P155  Sabah Sipitang UMNO BN Yusof @ Josree b Yacob        22,084        15,154 68.6%          186 0.2%        1,581 1.2% 68.6%             1,071 20.0% 80.0%           214      857          9,581     4,339 Abdul Rahman Md Yakub BA            5,242 14P155  Yusof b Yacob @ Josree  BN  UMNO      4,524      20,609      22,084 19.0% 6.0% 74.6% 0.4% Comprises mainly Muslim Kedayans, Brunei Malays as well as Muruts of Tagal and Lun Dayeh stock. The Lun Dayeh community in remote Long Pasia have been appealing against logging at the Ulu Padas area which is said to be second in terms of biodiversity to t
                     
14P156  Sabah Kinabalu UPKO BN Bernard Giluk Dompok        25,538        18,397 72.0%          199 0.3%        1,829 1.1% 72.0%             1,302 20.0% 80.0%           260   1,042        11,723     5,423 Janimin Saliun OPP            6,300 14P156  Henrynus Amin  OPP PBS      1,511      22,612      25,538 60.0% 3.7% 36.0% 0.3% Situated at the foothill of Mt Kinabalu, this is the most developed and populated of all of Sabah's highland areas. The constituents are mostly Muslims and non-Muslim Kadazandusuns but also there is also an increasing number of immigrants in farms. Touris
14P157  Sabah Keningau PBS OPP Joseph Pairin Kitingan        39,971        25,599 64.0%          283 0.4%        2,862 1.1% 64.0%             1,812 20.0% 80.0%           362   1,449        12,783        250 Joseph Kurup BN          12,533 14P157  Joseph Pairin Kitingan  OPP PBS      8,774      36,443      39,971 73.4% 6.6% 19.8% 0.2% Muslim and non-Muslim Kadazandusuns are predominant in Tambunan and Keningau while the Muruts of the Tagal stock make up the bulk in Pensiangan. There is also a large number of immigrant population working in timber factories.
14P158  Sabah Tenom UMNO BN Rizalman Abdullah        27,477        18,932 68.9%          216 0.3%        1,968 1.1% 68.9%             1,340 20.0% 80.0%           268   1,072        11,179     3,642 Radin Malleh OPP            7,537 14P158  Radin Malleh  OPP PBS      2,924      24,445      27,477 59.3% 20.3% 20.0% 0.4% Landlocked seat which is home to Muruts of the Lun Dayeh of Timugon stock as well as Dusuns, many of whom are subsistence farmers. Many Muruts still live in longhouses along rivers. The Tenom district is also known for its coffee grown by smallholders.
14P159  Sabah Beluran UMNO BN Ronald Kiandee        18,590        12,215 65.7%          152 0.2%        1,331 1.2% 65.7%                864 20.0% 80.0%           173      691          6,562     1,280 Dennis Rantau OPP            5,282 14P159  Ahmad @ Asmat bin Nangka @ Nungka  BN  AKAR         189      17,470      18,590 48.3% 2.0% 48.7% 1.0% Has one of the highest incidences of poverty in the country. Large tracts of land has been cleared to make way for oil palm plantations. Many of the indigenous communities such as the Dusun Sungai, Tambanuo and Suluks are still involved in subsistence fis
14P160  Sabah Libaran UMNO BN Juslie Ajirol        34,687        16,526 47.6%          231 0.4%        2,484 1.4% 47.6%             1,166 20.0% 80.0%           233      933        11,303     6,311 Mazhry Nasir BA            4,992 14P160  Akbarkhan bin Abdulrahman  BN  UMNO      7,324      33,323      34,687 4.8% 25.2% 69.8% 0.2% Home to Bajaus, Brunei Malays, Tidung, Bugis and Suluks who are involved in subsistence farming and fishing. Sabah's internationally recognised turtle conservation efforts at Pulau Selingan, Gulisan and Bankkungan Kecil.
                     
14P161  Sabah Sandakan LDP BN Lau Ngan Siew        45,645        24,880 54.5%          296 0.5%        3,268 1.2% 54.5%             1,760 20.0% 80.0%           352   1,408        12,800     3,972  劉彥修 Sak Cheong Yu OPP            8,828 14P161  Lau Ngan Siew  BN  LDP      3,074      41,590      45,645 2.7% 61.7% 34.8% 0.8% The smallest constituency in Sabah. The Chinese make up a large portion of the population in these seats, along with Elopura. There are a large number of immigrants in the squatter settlements at Kampung BDC and Kampung Forest.
14P162  Sabah Kinabatangan UMNO BN Bung Mokthar Radin        21,438        12,597 58.8%          210 0.2%        1,535 1.7% 58.8%                888 20.0% 80.0%           178      710          8,141     3,895 Ali Latip Taha OPP            4,246 14P162  Juhar bin Mahiruddin  BN  UMNO      1,898      19,162      21,438 16.9% 1.4% 80.9% 0.8% This constituency is twice the size of Penang island. It was named after the Sungai Kinabatangan, the second longest waterway in the country. Most of the population is made up of Orang Sungai, Bajau, Suluk, Bugis and Buton.
14P163  Sabah Silam UMNO BN Railey Haji Jeffrey        42,341        23,045 54.4%          306 0.4%        3,032 1.3% 54.4%             1,627 20.0% 80.0%           325   1,302        14,629     6,519 Badrulamin bin Bahron BA            8,110 14P163  Railey bin Hj Jeffrey  BN  UMNO      9,078      39,537      42,341 9.5% 14.7% 75.1% 0.7% Silam occupies the greater part of the Dent peninsula and is populated by Bajaus, Suluks, Bugis as well as Cocos Malays whose forefathers were originally from the Christmas Island. Many are subsistence farmers and fishermen living in stilt houses along th
14P164  Sabah Semporna UMNO BN Mohd Shafie Apdal        41,300        24,141 58.5%          326 0.4%        2,957 1.4% 58.5%             1,707 20.0% 80.0%           341   1,365        18,570   13,325 Abdul Rahim @ Abdurahim IND            5,245 14P164  Mohd Shafie Hj Apdal  BN  UMNO    12,218      33,336      41,300 2.1% 8.5% 88.9% 0.5% Consists mainly of Muslim bumiputras of Ubian, Bajau, Sulik, Tidung and Bugis stocks. Many are still subsistence fishermen.
14P165  Sabah Tawau SAPP BN Shim Paw Fatt        60,260        32,722 54.3%          240 0.6%        4,315 0.7% 54.3%             2,326 20.0% 80.0%           465   1,861        20,160   11,116  沈寶發 Kong Hong Ming OPP            9,044 14P165  Chua Soon Bui  BN  SAPP      9,131      54,450      60,260 3.7% 33.5% 61.7% 1.1% Has the argest number of voters among the 20 constituencies. The Chinese are mainly in Tawau town, the third largest municipality in the state while Muslims comprising Bajaus, Suluks, Tidung and Bugis live mainly in outlying areas. A new airport is being 
                     
15P166  Sarawak Mas Gading SNAP BN Tekhee @ Tiki ak Lafe        26,721        17,592 65.8%          244 0.3%        1,913 1.4% 65.8%             1,242 20.0% 80.0%           248      993        10,584     3,820 Patau anak Rubis OPP            6,764 15P166  Patau Anak Rubis  BN  SNAP    10,784      33,239      26,721 16.2% 22.1% 56.3% 0.0% This is a Dayak/Orang Ulu dominated area. The constituency is made up of Tasik Biru State seat which is well known for gold mining activities.
15P167  Sarawak Santubong PBB BN Rohani binti Abdul Karim        21,057        14,225 67.6%          210 0.2%        1,508 1.5% 67.6%             1,004 20.0% 80.0%           201      803          7,955     1,895 Husaini bin Hamdan BA            6,060 15P167  Rohani binti Abdul Karim  BN  PBB      9,911      21,914      21,057 91.9% 5.7% 0.0% 0.1% A Malay/Melanau area. Mainly fisherman, farmers and civil servants. It has become a rapidly growing tourism centre where several beach resorts and the tourism gold award winner - the Sarawak Cultural Village - is located.
15P168  Sarawak Petra Jaya PBB BN Sulaiman Daud        35,179        21,198 60.3%          312 0.4%        2,519 1.5% 60.3%             1,497 20.0% 80.0%           299   1,197        11,878     2,870 Wan Zainal Abidin b. Wan Sanusi BA            9,008 15P168  Dr Sulaiman Daud - Unopposed  BN  PBB           -        31,545      35,179 79.6% 13.4% 1.0% 0.6% Sarawak's administrative centre. Mainly civil servants and businessmen. Malay/Melanau majority.
15P169  Sarawak Bandar Kuching SUPP BN Song Swee Guan        54,598        34,240 62.7%          238 0.6%        3,910 0.7% 62.7%             2,434 20.0% 80.0%           487   1,947        18,239     8,389  宋瑞源 Ng Kim Ho IND            9,850 15P169  Song Swee Guan  BN  SUPP      3,184      74,952      54,598 5.8% 90.3% 1.3% 0.8% Largely businessmen and civil servants. It is a seat that has been the fertile ground for the DAP although the Barisan recaptured the seat in 1995.
15P170  Sarawak Stampin SUPP BN Yong Khoon Hian @ Yong Khoon Seng        51,050        30,798 60.3%          391 0.5%        3,656 1.3% 60.3%             2,176 20.0% 80.0%           435   1,741        18,810     8,897  楊昆賢 Voon Lee Shan BA            9,913 15P170  Yong Khoon Hian @ Yong Khoon Seng  BN  SUPP    11,890      44,363      51,050 9.5% 78.3% 6.4% 1.7% Mixed constituency of Chinese, Malay/Melanau, Dayak/Orang Ulu and Iban. Largely farmers and traders. Its picturesque landscape lends itself to future tourism development.
                     
15P171  Sarawak Kota Samarahan PBB BN Abdul Taib bin Mahmud        28,962        19,227 66.4%          411 0.3%        2,074 2.1% 66.4%             1,348 20.0% 80.0%           270   1,078        13,307     8,215 Zulrusdi bin Mohamad Hol BA            5,092 15P171  Datuk Tan Sri Haji Abdul Taib bin Mahmud - Unopposed BN  PBB           -        27,354      28,962 64.1% 14.1% 0.1% 0.4% Reputed to be the academia centre for Sarawak. The agro-based manufacturing industry in Samarahan is one of the fastest growing districts in the state. Largely a Malay/Melanau and Iban area with many working as farmers and fishermen.
15P172  Sarawak Mambong Direct BN James Dawos Mamit        33,225        21,482 64.7%          500 0.3%        2,379 2.3% 64.7%             1,503 20.0% 80.0%           301   1,203        11,327     1,672 Belek @ Jerip anak Susil OPP            9,655 15P172  - -           -                -        33,225 63.5% 7.0% 29.5% 0.0% A new seat which formed part of the former Padawan constituency. Dominated by the Dayak/Orang Ulu. Mostly farmers.
15P173  Sarawak Serian SUPP BN Richard Riot anak Jaem        30,076        17,854 59.4%          451 0.3%        2,154 2.5% 59.4%             1,247 20.0% 80.0%           249      998        12,491     8,451 Anthony Polycarp Munjan OPP            4,040 15P173  Richard Riot Ak Jaem  BN  SUPP      7,554      31,634      30,076 6.7% 9.4% 54.4% 0.1% The best variety of durian in Sarawak is from here, a giant concrete durian has been constructed as a landmark in the middle of Serian town. It is also well known for its tea and coffee plantations. Mainly farmers and traders. Majority are Dayak/Orang Ulu
15P174  Sarawak Batang Sadong PBB BN Hajjah Sukinam Domo        18,034        10,969 60.8%          174 0.2%        1,291 1.6% 60.8%                773 20.0% 80.0%           155      618          7,656     5,218 Othman bin Mustapha @ Mos BA            2,438 15P174  Sukinam Domo  BN  PBB      7,054      21,114      18,034 66.9% 6.6% 0.0% 0.0% Malay and Iban dominated area. Mainly farmers and fishermen.
15P175  Sarawak Batang Lupar PBB BN Wan Junaidi bin Tuanku Jaafar        18,917        10,931 57.8%          339 0.2%        1,355 3.1% 57.8%                759 20.0% 80.0%           152      607          7,903     5,214 Syid Assimie bin Wan Ismail OPP            2,689 15P175  Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar - Unopposed  BN  PBB           -        19,562      18,917 74.4% 9.3% 0.0% 0.0% Dominated by Malays and Ibans. The area is susceptible to tidal waves. Known for its crocodiles, this is the home of the infamous Bujang Senang.
                     
15P176  Sarawak Sri Aman PBDS BN Jimmy Lim @ Jimmy Donald        28,291        15,749 55.7%          411 0.3%        2,026 2.6% 55.7%             1,099 20.0% 80.0%           220      879        11,493     7,648 Wel @ Maxwell anak Rojis BA            3,845 15P176  Jimmy Lim @ Jimmy Donald  BN  PBDS      5,806      27,513      28,291 18.4% 16.0% 0.1% 0.0% The centre of Iban civilisation and the home of its heroes. Largely farmers, shopkeepers and traders.
15P177  Sarawak Lubok Antu PBDS BN Jawah anak Gerang        16,405        11,079 67.5%          223 0.2%        1,175 2.0% 67.5%                777 20.0% 80.0%           155      622          8,759     6,662 David anak Jemut BA            2,097 15P177  Jawah Anak Gerang - Unopposed  BN  PBDS           -        16,108      16,405 1.5% 9.0% 0.0% 89.5% Dominated by Iban farmers. Site of the Batang Ai Dam - the first hydro-electric dam in the state - referred to by environmental groups as a ``bad dam.''The constituency has now become a tourist attraction with the opening of a national park and Batang Ai 
15P178  Sarawak Betong PBB BN Douglas Uggah Embas        19,885                -   0.0%             -   0.2%        1,424                       -   20.0% 80.0%              -           -                  -             -   UNOPPOSED 15P178  Douglas Unggah Embas - Unopposed  BN  PBB           -        20,006      19,885 35.0% 8.8% 0.0% 0.0% The stronghold of Iban tradition. Mainly farming and fishing communities.
15P179  Sarawak Saratok SNAP BN Datuk Peter Tinggom ak Kamarau        23,611        15,858 67.2%          271 0.2%        1,691 1.7% 67.2%             1,117 20.0% 80.0%           223      893        10,545     5,503 Idris bin Bohari BA            5,042 15P179  Peter Tinggom Anak Kamarau  BN  SNAP      6,653      23,089      23,611 35.4% 7.4% 0.0% 0.3% Mainly Iban farmers and fisher folk.
15P180  Sarawak Kuala Rajang PBB BN Mohd Effendi bin Norwawi        27,647        18,512 67.0%          486 0.3%        1,980 2.6% 67.0%             1,292 20.0% 80.0%           258   1,033        14,306   10,586 Lamasudin @ Udie bin Salleh BA            3,720 15P180  Abang Abu Bakar bin Abang Haji Mustapha - Unopposed BN  PBB           -        27,339      27,647 74.7% 3.6% 0.0% 0.0% A Melanau/Malay area. Mainly fishing and farming communities. The site for the Tanjung Manis Industrial Estate - timber downstream processing zone.
                     
15P181  Sarawak Sarikei SUPP BN Law Hieng Ding        33,513        23,499 70.1%          241 0.4%        2,400 1.0% 70.1%             1,665 20.0% 80.0%           333   1,332        15,212     7,363  劉賢鎮 Michael Tiang Ming Tee BA            7,849 15P181  Datuk Law Heing Ding - Unopposed  BN  SUPP           -        32,736      33,513 7.7% 67.2% 0.0% 0.0% Predominantly Chinese and Melanau/Malay communities who are largely traders, farmers and office workers. Sarikei is famous for its pineapples.
15P182  Sarawak Julau PBDS BN Joseph Salang Anak Gandum        18,141        13,692 75.5%          285 0.2%        1,299 2.1% 75.5%                960 20.0% 80.0%           192      768          9,183     6,286 Kong Ah Huat IND            2,897 15P182  S'ng Chee Hua  BN  PBDS      9,509      16,198      18,141 0.9% 6.4% 0.0% 0.0% An Iban area with mostly farmers.
15P183  Sarawak Kanowit PBDS BN Leo Moggie ak Irok @ Moggie        18,168        10,710 58.9%          274 0.2%        1,301 2.6% 58.9%                747 20.0% 80.0%           149      597          7,872     5,308 Tadong anak Tambi BA            2,564 15P183  Datuk Leo Moggie Ak Irok - Unopposed  BN  PBDS           -        18,049      18,168 2.8% 14.8% 0.0% 0.0% A Chinese town with mostly farmers and some traders. A favourite delicacy among the people here is "black dog" meat.
15P184  Sarawak Lanang SUPP BN Tiong Thai King        38,177        26,014 68.1%          292 0.4%        2,734 1.1% 68.1%             1,841 20.0% 80.0%           368   1,473        16,256     6,790  張泰卿 Wong Ho Leng BA            9,466 15P184  Tiong Thai King  BN  SUPP      2,408      47,334      38,177 5.5% 73.0% 0.0% 0.0% A Chinese area with mainly businessmen, hawkers, farmers and civil servants.
15P185  Sarawak Sibu SUPP BN Robert Lau Hoi Chew        56,931        37,765 66.3%          453 0.6%        4,077 1.2% 66.3%             2,670 20.0% 80.0%           534   2,136        23,227     9,142  劉會洲 Wong Sing Nang BA          14,085 15P185  Robert Lau Hoi Chew  BN  SUPP      4,845      39,368      56,931 17.8% 67.9% 0.0% 0.3% The centre for Foochow civilisation in Sarawak.It also prouduces many multi-millionaires timber tycoon. Largely businessmen, traders and office workers.
                     
15P186  Sarawak Mukah PBB BN Leo Michael Toyad        25,390        15,338 60.4%          389 0.3%        1,818 2.5% 60.4%             1,070 20.0% 80.0%           214      856        11,258     7,567 Yusuf Abdul Rahman BA            3,691 15P186  Leo Francis Michael Toyad - Unopposed  BN  PBB           -        29,048      25,390 71.2% 9.5% 0.0% 0.0% The trading town of the Melanaus in the 12th and 13th centuries as recorded in the Portuguese annals. Well-known for its sago plantations and processing. Mainly fisher folk and farmers.
15P187  Sarawak Selangau PBDS BN Joseph Mauh a/k Ikeh        19,689        11,934 60.6%          327 0.2%        1,410 2.7% 60.6%                831 20.0% 80.0%           166      665          7,612     3,617 Ricky anak Bernard Betti BA            3,995 15P187  Joseph Mauh a/k Ikeh  BN  PBDS      4,913      19,683      19,689 2.6% 4.9% 0.0% 1.9% Iban area with mainly farmers. The hot-bed for Iban nationalism.
15P188  Sarawak Kapit PBB BN Alexander Nanta Linggi        21,934        14,368 65.5%          227 0.2%        1,571 1.6% 65.5%             1,012 20.0% 80.0%           202      810        12,157   11,016 Richard Nujong ak Abit IND            1,141 15P188  James Jimbun @ Jimbun Ak Pungga  BN  PBB      2,378      20,859      21,934 4.6% 12.0% 0.4% 0.4% An Iban area reputed to be the place of origin of the legendary Temenggong Jugah. Mainly farmers and loggers.
15P189  Sarawak Hulu Rajang PBDS BN Abit Joo        16,018          9,867 61.6%          232 0.2%        1,147 2.4% 61.6%                690 20.0% 80.0%           138      552          6,884     4,133 Kumbong anak Langit IND            2,751 15P189  Billy Abit Joo  BN  IND      3,647      15,849      16,018 2.0% 1.1% 0.0% 60.6% The site of the controversial Bakun dam. Bastion of the Orang Ulu communities. Site of the great Iban-Kayan war in the early 20th century. Mostly farmers.
15P190  Sarawak Bintulu SNAP BN Tiong King Sing        45,920        30,384 66.2%          422 0.5%        3,288 1.4% 66.2%             2,147 20.0% 80.0%           429   1,717        15,681     1,400  張慶信 Chiew Chiu Sing BA          14,281 15P190  Chew Chiu Sing  BA  DAP      1,794      36,340      45,920 24.3% 26.9% 0.1% 0.6% Small fishing village that is rapidly growing into an industrial town. Mostly businessmen, traders, farmers and factory. It is the hot seat in this poll. DAP's state secretary Chiew Chiu Sing turned giant killer when he defeated political stalwart Datuk A
                     
15P191  Sarawak Miri SUPP BN Peter Chin Fah Kui        68,305        40,018 58.6%          482 0.7%        4,891 1.2% 58.6%             2,832 20.0% 80.0%           566   2,265        25,121   10,706  陳華貴 Dr Yie Siew Kee BA          14,415 15P191  Peter Chin Fah Kui  BN  SUPP    10,385      64,430      68,305 29.0% 49.4% 0.9% 2.3% The oldest oil town in Sarawak is the gateway to Brunei, Sabah and to interior of Sarawak northern region. It is also Sarawak' resort city by virtue of its location by the sea, as gateway to natural wonders like Mulu Caves and Niah Caves and recreational 
15P192  Sarawak Baram SNAP BN Jacob Dungau Sagan        24,842        10,605 42.7%          259 0.3%        1,779 2.4% 42.7%                741 20.0% 80.0%           148      593          8,609     6,872 Sedi bin Li IND            1,737 15P192  Jacob Dungau Sagan  BN  SNAP      5,723      26,271      24,842 6.4% 12.9% 0.0% 42.8% Mainly farmers. The environment, particularly logging activities, and human rights violations are contentious issues here. Dominated by the Orang Ulu who comprise the Kayans, Berawan, Kiput, Penans and others.
15P193  Sarawak Bukit Mas PBB BN Henry Sum Agong        34,226        17,454 51.0%          237 0.4%        2,451 1.4% 51.0%             1,233 20.0% 80.0%           247      986        13,642   10,526 Charlee Soh Cheng Hiong BA            3,116 15P193  Gor Kaya (A) Michael Lisa Kaya  BN  PBB      7,369      31,563      34,226 40.3% 18.2% 1.0% 20.2% Mainly farmers. Also home to Sarawak's apple orchard in the Ba Kelalan Highland. Dominated by Malay and minority peoples of Kedayan and the Lun Bawang.
                 
Count 193   9,566,188   6,797,255 71.1%   138,256 100.0%    685,000 2.0% 83.5%         476,818           3,992,622
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