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A leadership election was held by the People's Justice Party (PKR) from 16 October 2010 until 25 November 2010. It was won by incumbent President of PKR, Wan Azizah Wan Ismail.
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A leadership election was held by the People's Justice Party (PKR) from 16 October 2010 until 25 November 2010. It was won by incumbent President of PKR, Wan Azizah Wan Ismail.
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| Candidate | Members' votes | |
|---|---|---|
| Wan Azizah Wan Ismail | won uncontested | |
| Candidate | Members' votes | |
|---|---|---|
| Mohamed Azmin Ali | 19,543 votes | |
| Mustaffa Kamil Ayub | votes | |
| Zaid Ibrahim | votes | |
| Candidate | Members' votes (max. 4) | |
|---|---|---|
| Nurul Izzah Anwar | 13,211 votes | |
| Chua Tian Chang | 11,744 votes | |
| Fuziah Salleh | 8,927 votes | |
| Mansor Othman | 8,576 votes | |
| N. Gobalakrishnan | votes | |
| Xavier Jayakumar Arulanandam | votes | |
| Sivarasa Rasiah | votes | |
| Suresh Kumar Ramachandran | votes | |
| Mohd Yahya Mat Sahri | votes | |
| Manikavasagam Sundaram | votes | |
| Ansari Abdullah | votes | |
| Baru Bian | votes | |
| Dominique Ng Kim Ho | votes | |
| Jimmy Donald | votes | |
| Yusmadi Yusoff | votes | |
| Jonson Chong | votes | |
| Abdullah Sani Abdul Hamid | votes | |
| James Ghani | votes | |
| Saiman Marjuki | votes | |
| Candidate | Members' votes (max. 20) | |
|---|---|---|
| Elizabeth Wong Keat Peng | 10,897 votes | |
| Badrulamin Bahron | 9,672 votes | |
| Hee Loy Sian | 8,473 votes | |
| Khalid Jaafar | 7,889 votes | |
| Johari Abdul | 7,719 votes | |
| Abdul Rahman Yusof | 7,719 votes | |
| Haniza Mohamed Talha | 7,588 votes | |
| Fariz Musa | 7,511 votes | |
| Zakaria Abdul Hamid | 7,170 votes | |
| Roland Chia Ming Shen | 7,095 votes | |
| Siti Aishah Shaik Ismail | 6,876 votes | |
| Ismail Yusop | 6,332 votes | |
| Latheefa Beebi Koya | 6,242 votes | |
| Kesavan Subramaniam | 6,139 votes | |
| Shuhaimi Shafiei | 6,095 votes | |
| M. R. Summugam | 5,964 votes | |
| Yusmadi Yusoff | 5,810 votes | |
| S. Manikumar | 5,789 votes | |
| Mustafa Kamal Yusoff | 5,745 votes | |
| Christina Liew | 5,707 votes | |
| Abdul Halim Hussin | votes | |
| Zamri Yusuf | votes | |
| Fellicia Ling | votes | |
| Amran Ab Ghani | votes | |
| Krishnasamy Ponnusamy | votes | |
| Azman Abidin | votes | |
| Yaakob Sapari | votes | |
| Kalakau Untol | votes | |
| M. Ravi | votes | |
| Nik Mahmood Nik Hassan | votes | |
| A. Ram Ponnusamy | votes | |
| Aminuddin Harun | votes | |
| Dominique Ng Kim Ho | votes | |
| Nicholas Bawin | votes | |
| Streram Sinnasamy | votes | |
| Abdul Malik Kassim | votes | |
| Anthony Mandiau | votes | |
| Kamel Yassin | votes | |
| Azan Ismail | votes | |
| Chai Tong Chai | votes | |
| Zulkifly Ibrahim | votes | |
| Murali Subramaniam | votes | |
| Selvarajan Rathinam | votes | |
| Tai Sing Ng | votes | |
| V. Sivam | votes | |
| Syed Hamid Ali | votes | |
| Wan Salleh Wan Isa | votes | |
| Salma Ismail | votes | |
| Raman Elangkoban | votes | |
| Ramle Dua | votes | |
| Ahmad Nizam Hamid | votes | |
| Hasnah Hashim | votes | |
| Krishnamoothy Rajannaidu | votes | |
| Abas Awang | votes | |
| Awang Tengah | votes | |
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