Results of the 2021 Malacca state election

Last updated August 07, 2023

These are the election results of the 2021 Malacca state election. The elections was held in Malacca on 20 November 2021. Voting officially closed after 5.30pm that day. Elected members of the legislative assembly (MLAs) will be representing their constituency from the first sitting of respective state legislative assembly to its dissolution.

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#	Constituency	Registered Electors	Winner	Votes	Votes %	Majority	Opponent(s)	Votes	Votes %	Total valid votes	Incumbent
BN 21 \| PH 5 \| PN 2 \| PUTRA 0 \| IMAN 0 \| Independent 0
N01	Kuala Linggi ^[1]	10,928	Rosli Abdullah (BN–UMNO)	3,554	51.00%	1,836	Julasapiyah Kassim (PH–AMANAH)	1,718	24.66%	6,968	Ismail Othman (BN–UMNO)
							Aziah Mohd Sa'ad (PN–PAS)	1,645	23.61%
							Kamisan Palil (IND)	51	0.73%
N02	Tanjung Bidara	10,133	Ab Rauf Yusoh (BN–UMNO)	3,559	49.14%	364	Mas Ermieyati Samsudin (PN–BERSATU)	3,195	44.11%	7,243	Md Rawi Mahmud (BN–UMNO)
N02	Tanjung Bidara	10,133	Ab Rauf Yusoh (BN–UMNO)	3,559	49.14%	364	Zainal Hassan (PH–PKR)	489	6.75%	7,243	Md Rawi Mahmud (BN–UMNO)
N03	Ayer Limau	11,227	Hameed Mytheen Kunju Basheer (BN–UMNO)	3,838	51.94%	1,085	Noordina Abd Latif (PN–BERSATU)	2,753	37.25%	7,389	Amiruddin Yusop (BN–UMNO)
N03	Ayer Limau	11,227	Hameed Mytheen Kunju Basheer (BN–UMNO)	3,838	51.94%	1,085	Maznah Baharuddin (PH–AMANAH)	798	10.80%	7,389	Amiruddin Yusop (BN–UMNO)
N04	Lendu	10,561	Sulaiman Md Ali (BN–UMNO)	4,486	63.87%	3,104	Abdullah Mahadi (PN–BERSATU)	1,382	19.68%	7,023	Sulaiman Md Ali (BN–UMNO)
N04	Lendu	10,561	Sulaiman Md Ali (BN–UMNO)	4,486	63.87%	3,104	Mohamad Asri Ibrahim (PH–PKR)	1,155	16.45%	7,023	Sulaiman Md Ali (BN–UMNO)
N05	Taboh Naning	8,661	Zulkiflee Mohd Zin (BN–UMNO)	3,170	57.23%	1,825	Abu Hashim Abdul Samad (PN–PAS)	1,345	24.28%	5,539	Latipah Omar (BN–UMNO)
N05	Taboh Naning	8,661	Zulkiflee Mohd Zin (BN–UMNO)	3,170	57.23%	1,825	Zairi Suboh (PH–AMANAH)	1,155	16.45%	5,539	Latipah Omar (BN–UMNO)
N06	Rembia	15,756	Muhammad Jailani Khamis (BN–UMNO)	4,224	41.60%	860	Zamri Pakiri (PH–PKR)	3,364	33.14%	10,152	Muhammad Jailani Khamis (BN–UMNO)
							Zamzuri Ariffin (PN-BERSATU)	2,433	23.97%
							Sabarudin Kudus (IND)	67	0.66%
							Murali Krishnan (IND)	64	0.63%
N07	Gadek	12,641	Shanmugam Ptcyhay (BN–MIC)	3,022	39.36%	559	Saminathan Ganesan (PH–DAP)	2,463	32.08%	7,677	Saminathan Ganesan (PH–DAP)
							Mohd. Amir Fitri Muharram (PN-BERSATU)	2,041	26.59%
							Laila Norinda Maun (PUTRA)	68	0.89%
							Azafen Amin (IND)	60	0.78%
							Mohan Singh Booda Singh (IND)	23	0.30%
N08	Machap Jaya	12,487	Ngwe Hee Sem (BN–MCA)	3,732	46.68%	938	Law Bing Haw (PH–PKR)	2,794	34.94%	7,996	Ginie Lim Siew Lin (PH–PKR)
							Tai Siong Jiul (PN-BERSATU)	1,202	15.03%
							Abdul Aziz Osani Kasim (IMAN)	167	2.09%
							Azlan Daud (IND)	101	1.26%
N09	Durian Tunggal	13,312	Zahari Abdul Khalil (BN–UMNO)	3,663	40.56%	559	Mohd Sofi Abdul Wahab (PH–AMANAH)	3,104	34.36%	9,033	Mohd Sofi Abdul Wahab (PH–AMANAH)
							Ja'afar Othman (PN–PAS)	2,208	24.44%
							Mohd Erfan Mahrilar (IND)	58	0.64%
N10	Asahan	15,745	Fairul Nizam Roslan (BN–UMNO)	5,659	56.78%	2,993	Idris Haron (PH–PKR)	2,666	26.75%	9,968	Abdul Ghafar Atan (BN–UMNO)
							Dhanesh Basil (PN-GERAKAN)	1,364	13.68%
							Mohd Akhir Ayob (IND)	136	1.36%
							Azmar Ab Hamid (IND)	99	0.99%
							Mohd Noor Salleh (IND)	44	0.44%
N11	Sungai Udang	22,793	Mohd Aleef Yusof (PN–BERSATU)	6,789	43.65%	530	Mohamad Ali Mohamad (BN–UMNO)	6,259	40.24%	15,554	Idris Haron (IND)
							Hasmorni Tamby (PH–PKR)	2,035	13.08%
							Mohd Zahar Hashim (IND)	471	3.03%
N12	Pantai Kundor	15,469	Tuminah Kadi @ Mohd Hasim (BN–UMNO)	3,960	40.03%	827	Mohamad Ridzwan Mustafa (PN–BERSATU)	3,133	31.67%	9,892	Nor Azman Hassan (IND)
N12	Pantai Kundor	15,469	Tuminah Kadi @ Mohd Hasim (BN–UMNO)	3,960	40.03%	827	Nor Azman Hassan (PH–AMANAH)	2,799	28.30%	9,892	Nor Azman Hassan (IND)
N13	Paya Rumput	26,455	Rais Yasin (BN–UMNO)	6,830	39.69%	629	Shamsul Iskandar Md. Akin (PH–PKR)	6,201	36.03%	17,211	Mohd Rafiq Naizamohideen (PN–BERSATU)
							Muhammad Faris Izwan Mazlan (PN-BERSATU)	3,972	23.08%
							Mohd Jaini Dimon (IND)	127	0.73%
							Muhammad Hashidi Mohd Zin (PUTRA)	81	0.47%
N14	Kelebang	19,976	Lim Ban Hong (BN–MCA)	5,028	38.49%	876	Gue Teck (PH–PKR)	4,152	31.78%	13,064	Gue Teck (PH–PKR)
N14	Kelebang	19,976	Lim Ban Hong (BN–MCA)	5,028	38.49%	876	Bakri Jamaluddin (PN–PAS)	3,884	29.73%	13,064	Gue Teck (PH–PKR)
N15	Pengkalan Batu	20,821	Kalsom Noordin (BN–UMNO)	4,839	35.77%	131	Muhamad Danish Zainudin (PH–DAP)	4,708	34.80%	13,528	Norhizam Hassan Baktee (IND)
							Mohd Azrudin Md Idris (PN-BERSATU)	2,681	19.82%
							Norhizam Hassan Baktee (IND)	1,218	9.00%
							Mohd Aluwi Sari (PUTRA)	82	0.61%
N16	Ayer Keroh	25,945	Kerk Chee Yee (PH–DAP)	9,459	59.98%	5,624	Yong Fun Juan (BN–MCA)	3,835	24.31%	15,773	Kerk Chee Yee (PH–DAP)
N16	Ayer Keroh	25,945	Kerk Chee Yee (PH–DAP)	9,459	59.98%	5,624	Michael Gan Peng Lam (PN–GERAKAN)	2,479	15.71%	15,773	Kerk Chee Yee (PH–DAP)
N17	Bukit Katil	25,410	Adly Zahari (PH–AMANAH)	6,805	41.55%	1,057	Hasnoor Sidang Husin (BN–UMNO)	5,748	35.10%	16,377	Adly Zahari (PH–AMANAH)
							Muhammad Al Afiz Yahya (PN–PAS)	3,715	22.68%
							Abdul Hamid Mustapah (IND)	109	0.07%
N18	Ayer Molek	17,863	Rahmad Mariman (BN–UMNO)	6,348	51.07%	2,802	Mohd Fadly Samin (PN–BERSATU)	3,546	28.53%	12,430	Rahmad Mariman (BN–UMNO)
							Mohd Rafee Ibrahim (PH–PKR)	2,446	19.68%
							Ahmad Muaz Idris (IND)	90	0.72%
N19	Kesidang	37,304	Allex Seah Shoo Chin (PH–DAP)	14,769	65.86%	10,237	Leong Hui Ying (BN–MCA)	4,532	20.21%	22,425	Allex Seah Shoo Chin (PH–DAP)
N19	Kesidang	37,304	Allex Seah Shoo Chin (PH–DAP)	14,769	65.86%	10,237	Patrick Ng Chin Kae (PN–GERAKAN)	3,124	13.93%	22,425	Allex Seah Shoo Chin (PH–DAP)
N20	Kota Laksamana	28,777	Low Chee Leong (PH–DAP)	13,508	80.83%	11,494	Benjamin Low Chin Hong (BN–MCA)	2,014	12.05%	16,712	Low Chee Leong (PH–DAP)
N20	Kota Laksamana	28,777	Low Chee Leong (PH–DAP)	13,508	80.83%	11,494	Fong Khai Ling (PN–GERAKAN)	1,190	7.12%	16,712	Low Chee Leong (PH–DAP)
N21	Duyong	18,237	Mohd Noor Helmy Abdul Halem (BN–UMNO)	4,684	38.56%	200	Damian Yeo Shen Li (PH–DAP)	4,484	36.90%	12,151	Damian Yeo Shen Li (PH–DAP)
							Kamaruddin Sidek (PN-PAS)	2,874	23.65%
							Gan Tian Soh (IND)	60	0.49%
							Muhammad Hafiz Ishak (IND)	57	0.47%
							Mohd Faizal Hamzah (PUTRA)	52	0.43%
N22	Bandar Hilir	19,909	Leng Chau Yen (PH–DAP)	9,091	81.20%	7,778	Lee Kah Sean (BN–MCA)	1,313	11.72%	11,197	Tey Kok Kiew (PH–DAP)
							Clarice Chan Ming Wang (PN–GERAKAN)	634	5.66%
							Mak Chee Kin (IND)	159	1.42%
N23	Telok Mas	20,712	Abdul Razak Abdul Rahman (BN–UMNO)	6,052	43.01%	2,076	Mohd Rafiq Naizamohideen (PN–BERSATU)	3,976	28.25%	14,370	Noor Effandi Ahmad (IND)
							Asyraf Mukhlis Minghat (PH–AMANAH)	3,891	27.65%
							Muhammad Ariff Adly Mohammad (IND)	153	1.09%
N24	Bemban	18,573	Mohd Yadzil Yaakub (PN–BERSATU)	4,211	34.61%	328	Koh Chin Han (BN–MCA)	3,883	31.91%	12,169	Wong Fort Pin (PH–DAP)
							Tey Kok Kiew (PH–DAP)	3,095	25.43%
							Ng Choon Koon (IND)	850	6.98%
							Azmi Kamis (IND)	130	1.07%
N25	Rim	13,672	Khaidiriah Abu Zahar (BN–UMNO)	4,037	45.30%	1,327	Azalina Abdul Rahman (PN–BERSATU)	2,710	30.42%	8,910	Ghazale Muhamad (BN–UMNO)
N25	Rim	13,672	Khaidiriah Abu Zahar (BN–UMNO)	4,037	45.30%	1,327	Prasanth Kumar Brakasam (PH–PKR)	2,163	24.28%	8,910	Ghazale Muhamad (BN–UMNO)
N26	Serkam	15,977	Zaidi Attan (BN–UMNO)	5,038	43.31%	79	Ahmad Bilal Rahaudin (PN–PAS)	4,959	42.54%	11,631	Zaidi Attan (BN–UMNO)
							Mohd Kohmeni Kamal (PH–AMANAH)	1,535	13.20%
							Norazlanshah Hazali (IND)	99	0.85%
N27	Merlimau	14,014	Muhamad Akmal Saleh (BN–UMNO)	5,633	58.43%	3,248	Azrin Abdul Majid (PH–AMANAH)	2,385	24.74%	9,640	Roslan Ahmad (BN–UMNO)
N27	Merlimau	14,014	Muhamad Akmal Saleh (BN–UMNO)	5,633	58.43%	3,248	Abd Alim Shapie (PN–PAS)	1,622	16.83%	9,640	Roslan Ahmad (BN–UMNO)
N28	Sungai Rambai	11,837	Siti Faizah Abdul Azis (BN–UMNO)	3,801	48.09%	1,137	Muhammad Jefri Safry (PN–BERSATU)	2,664	33.70%	7,905	Hasan Abd Rahman (BN–UMNO)
							Farzana Hayani Mohd Nasir (PH–PKR)	1,356	17.15%
							Nazatul Asyraf Md Dom (PUTRA)	84	1.06%

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[1] "WARTA KERAJAAN PERSEKUTUAN" (PDF). Attorney General's Chambers. 24 November 2021.

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