Moyog (state constituency)

Moyog
Sabah constituency
State constituency
Legislature	Sabah State Legislative Assembly
MLA	Darell Leiking ; Sabah Heritage Party
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Constituency created	1967
First contested	1967
Last contested	2020
Demographics
Electors (2020)	19,465

Last updated April 19, 2024

Moyog is a state constituency in Sabah, Malaysia, that is represented in the Sabah State Legislative Assembly.^[1]

Demographics

Ethnic breakdown of Moyog's electorate as of 2020

Sabah Bumiputera (88.19%)

Chinese (7.50%)

Malay-Muslim Bumiputera (2.69%)

Other ethnicities (1.62%)

History

Member of Sabah State Legislative Assembly for Moyog
Assembly	Years	Member	Party
Constituency created
3d	1967 – 1971	Peter Joinud Mojuntin	UPKO
4th	1971 – 1976		Alliance (USNO)
5th	1976		BERJAYA
5th	1976 – 1981	Conrad Mojuntin	BERJAYA
6th	1981 – 1985	Conrad Mojuntin	BN (BERJAYA)
7th	1985 – 1986	Ignatius Stephen Malanjum	PASOK
8th	1986 – 1990	Bernard Giluk Dompok	PBS
9th	1990 – 1994
10th	1994 – 1999
11th	1999 – 2002	Clarence Bongkos
11th	2002 – 2004	Clarence Bongkos	BN (PBS)
12th	2004 – 2008	Philip Benedict Lasimbang	BN (UPKO)
13th	2008 – 2013	Donald Peter Mojuntin	BN (UPKO)
14th	2013 – 2016	Terrence Siambun	PKR
	2016		Independent
	2016 – 2018		WARISAN
15th	2018 – 2020	Jennifer Lasimbang
16th	2020 – present	Darell Leiking

Election results

Sabah state election, 2020
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	∆%
	Sabah Heritage Party	Darell Leiking	8,437	61.87	1.34
	PN	Joe Suleiman	2,502	18.35	N/A
	PBS	John Chryso Masabal	1,175	8.62	N/A
	Love Sabah Party	William Sampil	975	7.15	5.76
	LDP	Marcel Annol	185	1.36	N/A
	Sabah People's Unity Party	Vinson Loijon	82	0.60	N/A
	Independent	Robert Richard Foo	71	0.52	N/A
Total valid votes			13,427	98.46
Total rejected ballots			177	1.30
Unreturned ballots			33	0.24
Turnout			13,637	70.06
Registered electors			19,465
Majority			5,935
	WARISAN hold		Swing		N/A
Source(s) "RESULTS OF CONTESTED ELECTION AND STATEMENTS OF THE POLL AFTER THE OFFICIAL ADDITION OF VOTES".

Sabah state election, 2018
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	∆%
	Sabah Heritage Party	Jennifer Lasimbang	9,745	60.53	N/A
	BN	Donald Peter Mojuntin	5,303	32.94	5.98
	STAR	Danim @ Aloysius Siap	605	3.76	0.30
	Love Sabah Party	Bandasan @ Dionisius Dennis J Tunding	222	1.39	N/A
Total valid votes			15,875	98.60
Total rejected ballots			202	1.25
Unreturned ballots			23	0.14
Turnout			16,100	82.75
Registered electors			19,456
Majority			4,442
	Sabah Heritage Party gain from PKR		Swing		N/A
Source(s) "RESULTS OF CONTESTED ELECTION AND STATEMENTS OF THE POLL AFTER THE OFFICIAL ADDITION OF VOTES".

Sabah state election, 2013
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	∆%
	PKR	Terrence Siambun	7,462	50.25	13.65
	BN	Philip Benedict Lasimbang	5,780	38.92	21.66
	SAPP	Danim @ Aloysius Siap	779	5.25	N/A
	STAR	Bernard Lawrence Solibun	603	4.06	N/A
Total valid votes			14,624	98.48
Total rejected ballots			204	1.37
Unreturned ballots			22	0.15
Turnout			14,850	84.60
Registered electors			17,556
Majority			1,682
	Moyog gain from PKR		Swing		BN
Source(s) "KEPUTUSAN PILIHAN RAYA UMUM DEWAN UNDANGAN NEGERI".

Sabah state election, 2008
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	∆%
	BN	Donald Peter Mojuntin	6,782	60.58	3.41
	PKR	Moris @ Francis Miji	4,097	36.60	N/A
	Independent	Levired Misih @ Willybroad Missi	166	1.48	N/A
Total valid votes			11,045	98.66
Total rejected ballots			119	1.06
Unreturned ballots			31	0.28
Turnout			11,195	74.15
Registered electors			15,098
Majority			2,685
	Moyog hold		Swing		BN
Source(s) "KEPUTUSAN PILIHAN RAYA UMUM DEWAN UNDANGAN NEGERI SABAH BAGI TAHUN 2008".

Sabah state election, 2004
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	∆%
	BN	Philip Benedict Lasimbang	5,692	57.17	20.81
	Independent	Moris @ Francis Miji	3,124	31.37	N/A
	DAP	Conrad Mojuntin	760	7.63	N/A
	Independent	Elsie @ Feliescia Solumin	202	2.03	N/A
Total valid votes			9,778	98.20
Total rejected ballots			179	1.80
Unreturned ballots			0	0.00
Turnout			9,957	68.96
Registered electors			14,439
Majority			2,568
	Moyog gain from BN		Swing		PBS
Source(s) "KEPUTUSAN PILIHAN RAYA UMUM DEWAN UNDANGAN NEGERI SABAH BAGI TAHUN 2004".

Sabah state election, 1999
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	∆%
	PBS	Clarence Bongkos	10,870	60.97	4.60
	BN	Bernard Giluk Dompok	6,482	36.36	24.05
	BERSEKUTU	Benedict Mansul	285	1.60	N/A
	Independent	Conrad Mojuntin	59	0.33	N/A
	Independent	Ignatius Matayun	20	0.11	N/A
	Pan-Malaysian Islamic PartyOK	Cleftus Mojingol	18	0.10	N/A
Total valid votes			17,734	99.47
Total rejected ballots			95	0.53
Unreturned ballots			0	0.00
Turnout			17,829	78.83
Registered electors			22,616
Majority			4,388
	Moyog hold		Swing		PBS
Source(s) "KEPUTUSAN PILIHAN RAYA UMUM DEWAN UNDANGAN NEGERI SABAH BAGI TAHUN 1999".

Sabah state election, 1994
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	∆%
	PBS	Bernard Giluk Dompok	6,615	56.37	23.61
	Independent	Clarence Bongkos	3,360	28.63	N/A
	BN	Edwin Richard	1,445	12.31	N/A
	Independent	Loh Chien Cheng	25	0.21	N/A
	SETIA	Ibus Molikun	19	0.16	N/A
Total valid votes			11,464	97.70
Total rejected ballots			270	2.30
Unreturned ballots			0	0.00
Turnout			11,734	82.39
Registered electors			14,242
Majority			3,255
	Moyog hold		Swing		PBS
Source(s) "KEPUTUSAN PILIHAN RAYA UMUM DEWAN UNDANGAN NEGERI SABAH BAGI TAHUN 1994".

Sabah state election, 1990
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	∆%
	PBS	Bernard Giluk Dompok	7,846	79.98	11.62
	BERJAYA	Bryan Matasim Lojingon	733	7.47	0.14
	AKAR	Lawrence Sinsua	589	6.00	N/A
	Independent	Peter Martin Tojipun	365	3.72	N/A
	PRS	Bernard Joseph Bai	132	1.35	N/A
Total valid votes			9,665	98.52
Total rejected ballots			145	1.48
Unreturned ballots			0	0.00
Turnout			9,810	78.94
Registered electors			12,427
Majority			7,113
	Moyog hold		Swing		PBS
Source(s) "KEPUTUSAN PILIHAN RAYA UMUM DEWAN UNDANGAN NEGERI SABAH BAGI TAHUN 1990".

Sabah state election, 1986
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	∆%
	PBS	Bernard Giluk Dompok	6,714	91.60
	BERJAYA	Bryan Matasim Lojingon	558	7.61
Total valid votes			7,272	99.21
Total rejected ballots			58	0.79
Unreturned ballots			0	0.00
Turnout			7,330	77.13
Registered electors			9,504
Majority			6,156
	Moyog gain from PBS		Swing		PASOK
Source(s) "KEPUTUSAN PILIHAN RAYA UMUM DEWAN UNDANGAN NEGERI SABAH BAGI TAHUN 1986".

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