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| List of Malayan State and Settlement Council Representatives (1954–1959) |
| List of Malaysian State Assembly Representatives (1959–1964) |
| List of Malaysian State Assembly Representatives (1964–1969) |
The following are the members of the State and Settlement Council, elected in the 1954 and 1955 state election. [1]
| No. | State Constituency | Member | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alliance 9 | |||
| 01 | Kuala Perlis | Yusoff Abu Bakar | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 02 | Kangar | Wan Ahmad Wan Daud | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 03 | Sanglang | Ahmad Musa | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 04 | Paya | Sheikh Ahmad Mohd Hashim | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 05 | Mata Ayer | Mahayuddin Habib | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 06 | Beseri-Titi Tinggi | Rusli Hassan | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 07 | Kurong Anai | Mokhtar Ismail | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 08 | Arau | Salleh Osman | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 09 | Utan Aji | Syed Darus Syed Hashim | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| Source: [2] | |||
| No. | State Constituency | Member | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alliance 12 | |||
| 01 | Kubang Pasu Barat | Ibrahim Salleh | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 02 | Jitra-Padang Terap | Omar Salleh | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 03 | Alor Star-Langkawi | Cheah Toon Lok | Alliance ( MCA ) |
| 04 | Kota Star Barat Laut | Ismail Ibrahim | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 05 | Kota Star Timor-Padang | Arshad Ismail | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 06 | Kota Star Selatan | Lim Joo Kong | Alliance ( MCA ) |
| 07 | Jerai | Hussein Che Dol | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 08 | Sik-Gurun-Kota | Che Norma Kamaruddin | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 09 | Sungei Patani | Low Chin Sean | Alliance ( MCA ) |
| 10 | Baling | Azahari Md. Taib | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 11 | Kulim Utara | Bibi Aishah Hamid Don | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 12 | Kulim-Bandar Bahru | Zainudddin Din | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| Source: [3] | |||
| No. | State Constituency | Member | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alliance 16 | |||
| Bachok Selatan | Zahari Abdul Rahman | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Bachok Utara | Ismail Ibrahim | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Kota Bharu Bandar | Abdul Aziz Omar | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Kota Bharu Selatan | Wong Yeow Wye | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| Kota Bharu Tengah | Nik Mohamad Amin Ali | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Kota Bharu Utara | Hassan Yaacob | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Machang | Tuan Yaacob Ungku Yunus | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Pasir Puteh Selatan | Abdul Rahman Yusof | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Pasir Puteh Utara | Mohamed Idris | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Pasir Mas Selatan | Yaacob Awang | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Pasir Mas Tengah | Abdul Rahman Daud | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Pasir Mas Utara | Omar Ali | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Tanah Merah | Abdul Ghani Mohamad | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Tumpat Utara | Basir Abdul Rashid | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Tumpat Selatan | Othman Muhamad Udin | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Ulu Kelantan | Mohamed Ati Abdullah | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Source: [4] [5] [6] [7] | |||
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| No. | State Constituency | Member | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alliance 15 | |||
| 01 | Kuala Besut | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| 02 | Ulu Besut | Zainal Abidin Mohamed Amin | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 03 | Setiu | Ismail Yusuf | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 04 | Bandar Kuala Trengganu | Maidin Mohamed Ibrahim | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 05 | Ladang | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| 06 | Bukit Besar | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| 07 | Kuala Trengganu Utara | Ibrahim Fikri Mohamed | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 08 | Kuala Trengganu Barat | Mohamed Said Abdullah | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 09 | Kuala Trengganu Tengah | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| 10 | Kuala Trengganu Selatan | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| 11 | Ulu Trengganu | Setia Abu Bakar | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 12 | Marang | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| 13 | Dungun | Mohamed Taib Sabri Abu Bakar | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 14 | Paka-Kemaman Utara | Mohamed Taha Embong | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 15 | Kemaman Selatan | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Source: [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] | |||
| No. | Settlement Constituency | Member | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alliance 14 | |||
| Batu Kawan | M. L. Samuel | Alliance ( MIC ) | |
| Bukit Mertajam | Wong Pow Nee | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| Butterworth | Wee Tiong Ghee | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| East Coast | Aziz Ibrahim | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Jelutong | N.K. Menon | Alliance ( MIC ) | |
| Kelawei | Lim Chong Eu | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| North Coast | Cheah Seng Khim | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| Province Wellesley Central | Md. Noor Hamzah | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Province Wellesley North | Hashim Awang | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Province Wellesley South | Sulaiman Ahmad | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| South Coast | S. M. Hussain | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Tanjong East | Wong Loh Hun | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| Tanjong West | A. M. Abu Bakar | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| West Coast | Nyak Hashim Nyak Puteh | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Source: [13] [14] [15] | |||
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| No. | State Constituency | Member | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alliance 19 | PMIP 1 | |||
| 01 | Taiping | Lee Kim Loon | Alliance ( MCA ) |
| 02 | Selama-Larut North | Hussein Yaacob | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 03 | Larut South-Matang | Wan Othman Wan Omar from 26 October 1957 | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| Mohamed Ghazali Jawi until 1957 | Alliance ( UMNO ) | ||
| 04 | Krian East | Ahmad Yusof | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 05 | Krian West | Mohamed Kamil Ahmad | PMIP |
| 06 | Dindings | Alliance | |
| 07 | Ipoh North | R. M. N. Natesa Pillay | Alliance ( MIC ) |
| 08 | Ipoh South | Ismail Abdul Majid | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 09 | Ipoh East | Yap Yin Fah | Alliance ( MCA ) |
| 10 | Kinta North | Tajudin Ali | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 11 | Kinta South | Alliance | |
| 12 | Telok Anson | Alliance | |
| 13 | Lower Perak North | Yahaya Haji Haroun | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 14 | Lower Perak South | Lope Hashim Ketong | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 15 | Batang Padang North | Alliance | |
| 16 | Batang Padang South | Mohamed Shazali Tajuddin | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 17 | Upper Perak | Alliance | |
| 18 | Kuala Kangsar | Khalid Abas Adam | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 19 | Parit | Haron Kulop Seman | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 20 | Sungei Siput | Shaari Shafie | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| Source: [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] | |||
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| No. | State Constituency | Member | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alliance 16 | |||
| Bentong Barat | Alliance ( MCA ) | ||
| Bentong Timor | Mohamed Salleh Mohamed Zain | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Cameron Highlands | Alliance ( UMNO ) | ||
| Kuantan Barat | Alliance ( UMNO ) | ||
| Kuantan Timor | Alliance ( UMNO ) | ||
| Lipis Selatan | Alliance ( UMNO ) | ||
| Lipis Timor | Alliance ( UMNO ) | ||
| Lipis Utara | Alliance ( UMNO ) | ||
| Pekan Selatan | Alliance ( UMNO ) | ||
| Pekan Utara | Alliance ( UMNO ) | ||
| Raub Selatan | Alliance ( MCA ) | ||
| Raub Utara | Alliance ( UMNO ) | ||
| Temerloh Selatan | Alliance ( UMNO ) | ||
| Temerloh Tengah | Yahaya Haji Mohamed Seh | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Temerloh Timor | Alliance ( UMNO ) | ||
| Temerloh Utara | Alliance ( UMNO ) | ||
| Source: [23] [24] [25] | |||
| No. | State Constituency | Member | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alliance 13 | |||
| Klang North | Mohamed Sidin Idris | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Klang South | V. Manickavasagam | Alliance ( MIC ) | |
| Kuala Langat | Sa'adan Khadri Tahrim | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Kuala Lumpur East | Lee Yoon Thim | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| Kuala Lumpur Municipality East | Abdullah Yassin | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Kuala Lumpur Municipality South | Douglas K. K. Lee | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| Kuala Lumpur Municipality West | K. Gurupatham | Alliance ( MIC ) | |
| Kuala Lumpur South | Chan Chee Hong | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| Kuala Lumpur West | Raja Mohamed Raja Alang | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Kuala Selangor | Raja Rastam Shahrome Raja Said Tauphy | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Sabak Bernam | Mustaffa Abdul Jabar | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Selangor Ulu | Nordin Nawi | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Ulu Langat | Zakaria Mohamed Taib | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Source: [26] [27] [28] [29] | |||
| No. | State Constituency | Member | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alliance 12 | |||
| Jelebu | Ibrahim Mansor | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Jempol | Ariffin Ali | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Johol | Abdul Samad Idris | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Labu | Ahmad Omar | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Lenggeng | Alias Rasul | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Linggi | Mohamed Said Muhammad | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Pilah | Lee Tee Siong | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| Port Dickson | Kehar Singh | Alliance ( MIC ) | |
| Rantau | Raja Abu Hanifah Abdul Ghani | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Rembau | Abdul Hamid Mahmud | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Seremban | Chin See Yin | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| Tampin | Abdul Wahab Idris | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Source: [30] [31] | |||
| No. | Settlement Constituency | Member | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alliance 8 | |||
| 01 | East Central | Mohamed Abdul Rahman | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 02 | West Central | Tan Cheng Swee | Alliance ( MCA ) |
| 03 | West Fort | Goh Chee Yan | Alliance ( MCA ) |
| 04 | East Fort | Goh Kay Seng | Alliance ( MCA ) |
| 05 | Alor Gajah West | Mohamed Sudin Abdul Rahman | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 06 | Alor Gajah East | Talib Karim | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 07 | Jasin North | Hasnul Abdul Hadi | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| 08 | Jasin South | Mokti Abdul Hamid | Alliance ( UMNO ) |
| Source: [32] | |||
| No. | State Constituency | Member | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alliance 16 (UMNO 10,MCA 5,MIC 1) | |||
| Batu Pahat Central | Syed Mustapha Akil from 24 October 1957 | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| S. Chelvasingam MacIntyre until 1957 | Alliance ( MIC ) | ||
| Batu Pahat Coastal | Taha Zakaria | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Batu Pahat Inland | Tan Suan Kok | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| Johore Bahru Central | Syed Nasir Ismail from 10 November 1955 | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Sulaiman Abdul Rahman until 1955 | Alliance ( UMNO ) | ||
| Johore Bahru Coastal | Mohd Amin Amran | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Johore Bahru Inland | Yap Kim Hock | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| Kluang | Syed Mohamed Edros from 10 November 1955 | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Sardon Jubir until 1955 | Alliance ( UMNO ) | ||
| Kota Tinggi | Mohamed Yassin Abdul Rahman | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Mersing | Abdul Ghani Elias | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Muar Central | Chan Shi Shi | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| Muar Coastal | Sulaiman Ninam Shah | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Muar Inland | Hassan Yunus | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Pontian | Abdullah Mohsin | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Segamat North | Mohamad Noah Omar | Alliance ( UMNO ) | |
| Segamat South | Chia Chin Koon | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| Tangkak | Chua Song Lim | Alliance ( MCA ) | |
| Source: [33] [34] [35] [36] | |||
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