Members of the Malaysian Parliament who represented multiple states

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This is a list of Members of the Malaysian Parliament who represented multiple states during their federal parliamentary career.

Most people in the list represented different states in the Dewan Rakyat. Nobody has ever represented different states in the Dewan Negara, although various attempts have been made.

This list includes MPs who served in the past and who continue to serve in the present. [1] [2]

Members of the Malaysian Parliament who represented multiple states

PartyNameStateHouseConstituencyYear electedYear leftReasonHighest office heldRefs
Alliance (MCA) Lee San Choon JOH DR Segamat Selatan 19641974TransferredCabinet Minister
BN (MCA) Segamat 19741982Transferred
NSE Seremban 19821983Resigned
Socialist Front V. David SEL DR Bangsar 19591964DefeatedMP
Gerakan PEN Dato' Kramat 19711974Defeated
DAP KUL Damansara 19781982Defeated
SEL Puchong 19861995Not Contested
DAP Lim Kit Siang MELDR Bandar Malacca 19711974TransferredLeader of the Opposition [3]
Kota Melaka 19741978Transferred
SEL Petaling 19781982Transferred
MEL Kota Melaka 19821986Transferred
PEN Tanjong 19861999Defeated
PRK Ipoh Timor 20042013Transferred
JOH Gelang Patah 20132018Transferred
PH (DAP) Iskandar Puteri 2018Serving
BN (MCA) Ling Liong Sik PENDR Mata Kuching 19741986TransferredCabinet Minister
JOH Labis 19862004Not Contested
BN (MIC) Subramaniam Sinniah KULDR Damansara 19741978DefeatedDeputy Minister
At-large DN Appointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong 19791982Resigned
JOHDR Segamat 19822004Not Contested
BN (UMNO) Rafidah Aziz At-large DN Appointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong19751978ResignedCabinet Minister
SELDR Selayang 19781982Transferred
PRK Kuala Kangsar 19822013Not Contested
BN (MCA) Tan Koon Swan PAHDR Raub 19781982TransferredMP
KUL Damansara 19821986Transferred
PRK Gopeng 19861990Disqualified
BN (UMNO) Anwar Ibrahim PENDR Permatang Pauh 19821999DisqualifiedPrime Minister
PKR 20082015Disqualified
PH (PKR)NSE Port Dickson 20182022Transferred
PRK Tambun 2022Serving
DAP Lim Guan Eng MELDR Kota Melaka 19861999DisqualifiedCabinet Minister
PEN Bagan 2008Serving
BN (MCA) Ling Chooi Sieng JOHDR Kluang 19861990TransferredMP
PRK Lumut 19901995Not Contested
PAS Mohamad Sabu KELDR Nilam Puri 19901995TransferredCabinet Minister
Kubang Kerian 19951999Transferred
KED Kuala Kedah 19992004Defeated
PH (AMANAH)SEL Kota Raja 2018Serving
BN (MCA) Chan Kong Choy PAHDR Lipis 19901995TransferredCabinet Minister
SEL Selayang 19952008Not Contested
BN (MIC) Palanivel Govindasamy SELDR Hulu Selangor 19902008DefeatedCabinet Minister
At-largeDNAppointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong20102013Resigned
PAHDR Cameron Highlands 20132018Not Contested
DAP Fong Kui Lun SELDR Klang 19901995DefeatedMP
KUL Bukit Bintang 1999Serving
PKR Wan Azizah Wan Ismail PENDR Permatang Pauh 19992008ResignedDeputy Prime Minister
20152018Transferred
PH (PKR)SEL Pandan 20182022Defeated
KUL Bandar Tun Razak 2022Serving
PAS Kamarudin Jaffar KELDR Tumpat 19992018TransferredDeputy Minister
PH (PKR)KUL Bandar Tun Razak 20182022Defeated
PAS Salahuddin Ayub KELDR Kubang Kerian 20042013DefeatedCabinet Minister
PH (AMANAH)JOH Pulai 20182023Death
PAS Mohd Hatta Ramli KELDR Kuala Krai 20082018TransferredDeputy Minister
PH (AMANAH)PRK Lumut 20182022Defeated
PKR Saifuddin Nasution Ismail KELDR Machang 20082013DefeatedCabinet Minister
PH (PKR)KED Kulim-Bandar Baharu 20182022Defeated
At-largeDNAppointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong2022Serving
DAP Liew Chin Tong PENDR Bukit Bendera 20082013TransferredDeputy Minister
JOH Kluang 20132018Defeated
PH (DAP)At-largeDNAppointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong20182021Not being reappointed
JOHDR Iskandar Puteri 2022Serving
DAP Teo Nie Ching SELDR Serdang 20082013TransferredDeputy Minister
JOH Kulai 2013Serving
PKR Nurul Izzah Anwar KULDR Lembah Pantai 20082018TransferredMP
PH (PKR)PEN Permatang Pauh 20182022Defeated
PH (DAP) Yeo Bee Yin JOHDR Bakri 20182022TransferredCabinet Minister
SEL Puchong 2022Serving

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References

  1. ↑ "Representatives List of Members". Parliament of Malaysia . Retrieved 2018-08-04.
  2. ↑ "Representatives Archive List of Members". Parliament of Malaysia . Retrieved 2018-08-04.
  3. ↑ M. Veera Pandiyan (13 June 2018). "Hail our unsung hero - Along The Watchtower". The Star Online. Retrieved 2018-08-22.
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