Results of the 2021 Sarawak state election

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These are the results of the 2021 Sarawak state election . [1] The elections was held in Sarawak on 18 December 2021. [2]

Contents

Map

Map of constituencies and winning faction PRN Sarawak 2021 Composition.svg
Map of constituencies and winning faction

Summary

Party or allianceVotes%Seats+/–
Gabungan Parti Sarawak Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu 271,71836.41470
Sarawak United Peoples' Party 100,04713.4013+6
Parti Rakyat Sarawak 50,4236.76110
Progressive Democratic Party 35,0454.705+2
Total457,23361.2676+8
Parti Sarawak Bersatu 139,51518.694New
Pakatan Harapan Democratic Action Party 55,3087.412–3
People's Justice Party 19,8652.6600
National Trust Party 3,0240.4100
Total78,19710.482–3
Parti Bumi Kenyalang 40,7635.460New
Gabungan Anak Sarawak Parti Aspirasi Rakyat Sarawak 2,5250.3400
Parti Bansa Dayak Sarawak Baru 2,9720.4000
Total5,4970.740–3
Perikatan Nasional Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party 2,0580.2800
Parti Sedar Rakyat Sarawak1,2040.160New
Independents21,8822.930–1
Total746,349100.00820
Valid votes746,34998.25
Invalid/blank votes13,2781.75
Total votes759,627100.00
Registered voters/turnout1,252,01460.67
Source: Dashboard SPR

Full result

#ConstituencyRegistered ElectorsWinnerVotesVotes %MajorityOpponent(s)VotesVotes %Total valid votesIncumbent
GPS 76 | PSB 4 | DAP 2 | PKR 0 | AMANAH 0 | PBK 0 | PAS 0 | PBDSB 0 | ASPIRASI 0 | SEDAR 0 | IND 0
N01 Opar 11,434Billy Sujang
(GPS–SUPP)		3,65946.77%1,689Ranum Mina
(PSB)		1,97025.18%7,823Ranum Mina
(PSB)
Freedy Misid
(PBK)		1,48719.01%
Meneng Biris
(PH–PKR)		3274.18%
Saini Kakong
(GASAK–PBDSB)		2202.81%
Bayang Teron
(SEDAR)		1602.05%
N02 Tasik Biru 18,295Henry Harry Jinep
(GPS–PDP)		6,32553.71%4,212Paul Shanon Kenbell Barin
(PBK)		2,11317.94%11,777Henry Harry Jinep
(GPS–PDP)
Tiki Lafe
(PSB)		1,98016.81%
Granda Aing
(PH–DAP)		1,35911.54%
N03 Tanjong Datu 11,255Azizul Annuar Adenan
(GPS–PBB)		5,42379.39%4,502Jery'in Fauzi
(PSB)		92113.48%6,831 Jamilah Anu
(GPS–PBB)
Abdul Talip Ba'ew
(IND)		2613.82%
Goem Pijar
(PBK)		2263.31%
N04 Pantai Damai 20,473Abdul Rahman Junaidi
(GPS–PBB)		10,69982.19%8,381Mahmud Sabli
(PSB)		2,31817.81%13,017Abdul Rahman Junaidi
(GPS–PBB)
N05 Demak Laut 14,813Hazland Abang Hipni
(GPS–PBB)		7,63678.24%6,399Yatika Jelani
(PSB)		1,23712.68%9,759Hazland Abang Hipni
(GPS–PBB)
Khairul Ahmat
(IND)		6746.91%
Mohamad Zen Peli
(PH–AMANAH)		2122.17%
N06 Tupong 25,957Fazzrudin Abdul Rahman
(GPS–PBB)		12,54485.25%11,209Ahmad Nazib Johari
(PH–PKR)		1,3359.07%14,715Fazzrudin Abdul Rahman
(GPS–PBB)
Chan Haong Yen
(PBK)		8365.68%
N07 Samariang 21,345Sharifah Hasidah Sayeed Aman Ghazali
(GPS–PBB)		11,35487.61%10,283Abang Abdul Halil Abang Naili
(PH–AMANAH)		1,0718.26%12,960Sharifah Hasidah Sayeed Aman Ghazali
(GPS–PBB)
Othman Abdillah
(SEDAR)		5354.13%
N08 Satok 13,425Ibrahim Baki
(GPS–PBB)		6,99183.59%6,033Nor Irwan Ahmat Nor
(PH–PKR)		95811.45%8,364 Abang Abdul Rahman Zohari Abang Openg
(GPS–PBB)
Awang Badele Awang Ali
(PBK)		4154.96%
N09 Padungan 20,687 Chong Chieng Jen
(PH–DAP)		4,68650.40%1,198Wee Hong Seng
(GPS–SUPP)		3,48837.52%9,297Wong King Wei
(IND)
Raymond Thong Ee Yu
(PBK)		93010.00%
Lina Soo
(GASAK–ASPIRASI)		1932.08%
N10 Pending 28,913 Violet Yong Wui Wui
(PH–DAP)		5,18840.29%540Milton Foo Tiang Wee
(GPS–SUPP)		4,64836.10%12,876 Violet Yong Wui Wui
(PH–DAP)
Tan Kay Hok
(PSB)		1,85814.43%
Teo Kuang Kim
(PBK)		9787.60%
Chan Chee Hiong
(GASAK–ASPIRASI)		2041.58%
N11 Batu Lintang 29,617 See Chee How
(PSB)		4,42035.85%93Sih Hua Tong
(GPS–SUPP)		4,32735.10%12,327 See Chee How
(PSB)
Cherishe Ng Phuay Hui
(PH–PKR)		1,82314.79%
Voon Lee Shan
(PBK)		1,57012.74%
Leong Shaow Tung
(GASAK–ASPIRASI)		1871.52%
N12 Kota Sentosa 25,863Yap Yau Sin
(GPS–SUPP)		5,80643.05%1,683Michael Kong Feng Nian
(PH–DAP)		4,12330.57%13,487 Chong Chieng Jen
(PH–DAP)
Lau Pang Heng
(PSB)		2,32817.26%
Lue Cheng Hing
(PBK)		1,0157.53%
Tan Kok Chiang
(GASAK–ASPIRASI)		2151.59%
N13 Batu Kitang 20,792Lo Khere Chiang
(GPS–SUPP)		6,30757.66%4,163Abdul Aziz Isa Marindo
(PH–DAP)		2,14419.60%10,938Lo Khere Chiang
(GPS–SUPP)
Liu Thian Leong
(PSB)		1,81216.57%
Wong Tun Teck
(PBK)		6756.17%
N14 Batu Kawah 19,465 Sim Kui Hian
(GPS–SUPP)		7,82770.20%5,393 Kelvin Yii Lee Wuen
(PH–DAP)		2,43421.83%11,150 Sim Kui Hian
(GPS–SUPP)
Chai Kueh Khun
(PBK)		7566.78%
Fong Pau Teck
(GASAK–ASPIRASI)		1331.19%
N15 Asajaya 12,337 Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah
(GPS–PBB)		6,38070.03%4,531Ishak Buji
(PSB)		1,84920.30%9,109 Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah
(GPS–PBB)
Mahmud Epah
(PH–PKR)		7217.92%
Mohamad Hamdeen Saharuddin
(PBK)		1591.75%
N16 Muara Tuang 18,387Idris Buang
(GPS–PBB)		8,43563.64%6,237Ismawi Muhammad
(IND)		2,19816.58%13,257Idris Buang
(GPS–PBB)
Yakup Khalid
(PSB)		1,83813.86%
Hipni Sulaiman
(SEDAR)		3572.69%
Daud Eali
(PH–AMANAH)		2391.80%
Sigandam Sulaiman
(PBK)		1901.43%
N17 Stakan 12,139Hamzah Brahim
(GPS–PBB)		7,85472.46%5,807George Young Si Ricord Junior
(PSB)		2,04718.88%10,840Mohammad Ali Mahmud
(GPS–PBB)
Leslie Ting Xiang Zhi
(PH–DAP)		5244.83%
Atet Dego
(PBK)		4153.83%
N18 Serembu 9,828Miro Simuh
(GPS–PBB)		4,06857.69%1,650Iana Akam
(PSB)		2,41834.29%7,052Miro Simuh
(GPS–PBB)
Jecky Misieng
(PBK)		2573.64%
Michael Saweng
(PH–PKR)		2173.08%
Buln Patrick Ribos
(GASAK–ASPIRASI)		921.30%
N19 Mambong 18,445Jerip Susil
(GPS–PBB)		5,86552.01%3,071Sanjan Daik
(PSB)		2,79424.77%11,278Jerip Susil
(GPS–PBB)
Chang Hon Hiuong
(PH–DAP)		1,51713.45%
Joshua Roman
(PBK)		9588.49%
Chong Siew Hung
(GASAK–ASPIRASI)		1441.28%
N20 Tarat 17,699Roland Sagah Wee Inn
(GPS–PBB)		6,50060.25%5,008Dadi Tiap Juul
(PSB)		1,49213.83%10,788Roland Sagah Wee Inn
(GPS–PBB)
Christo Michael
(PH–PKR)		1,44513.39%
Edison Jamang
(PBK)		1,18210.96%
Bai Dungak
(IND)		1691.57%
N21 Tebedu 12,029Simon Sinang Bada
(GPS–PBB)		5,08261.82%3,273Cheyne Kambeng
(PSB)		1,80922.00%8,221 Michael Manyin Jawong
(GPS–PBB)
Jonathan Lantik Ok
(PBK)		6147.47%
Senior William Rade
(PH–PKR)		6107.42%
Roland Bangu
(IND)		1061.29%
N22 Kedup 11,201Maclaine Ben @ Martin Ben
(GPS–PBB)		5,17863.34%3,566Dominic Dado Sagin
(PSB)		1,61219.72%8,175Maclaine Ben @ Martin Ben
(GPS–PBB)
Stephen Morgan Sungan
(PBK)		7459.11%
Laerry Jabul
(PH–DAP)		6407.83%
N23 Bukit Semuja 14,714John Ilus
(GPS–PBB)		6,11370.06%4,705Elsiy Tingang
(PSB)		1,40816.14%8,725John Ilus
(GPS–PBB)
Brolin Nicholsion Benedict Achung
(PH–DAP)		7778.91%
Edward Andrew Luwak
(PBK)		4274.89%
N24 Sadong Jaya 7,653Aidel Lariwoo
(GPS–PBB)		4,33382.96%3,877Nur Khairunisa Adbullah
(PSB)		4568.73%5,223Aidel Lariwoo
(GPS–PBB)
Piee Ling
(PH–PKR)		3196.11%
Jolhi Bee
(PBK)		1152.20%
N25 Simunjan 8,188Awla Dris
(GPS–PBB)		4,27673.01%3,351Raily @ Reli Ali
(PSB)		92515.80%5,856Awla Dris
(GPS–PBB)
Hapeni Fadil
(PH–PKR)		5188.85%
Saharuddin Abdullah
(PBK)		1372.34%
N26 Gedong 7,206 Abang Abdul Rahman Zohari Abang Openg
(GPS–PBB)		4,31081.88%3,607Mohamad Sofian Fariz Sharbini
(PSB)		70313.35%5,264Mohd Naroden Majais
(GPS–PBB)
Tomson Ango
(PBK)		1572.98%
Kamal Bujang
(PH–AMANAH)		941.79%
N27 Sebuyau 9,367Julaihi Narawi
(GPS–PBB)		4,93779.29%4,134Wel @ Maxwel Rojis
(PH–AMANAH)		80312.90%6,226Julaihi Narawi
(GPS–PBB)
Wan Chee Wan Mahjar
(PBK)		4867.81%
N28 Lingga 9,575Dayang Noorazah Awang Sohor
(GPS–PBB)		3,70058.11%2,273Wan Abdillah Edruce Wan Abdul Rahman
(PSB)		1,42722.41%6,368 Simoi Peri
(GPS–PBB)
Mohd Sepian Abang Daud
(IND)		88013.82%
Baha Imam
(PBK)		1392.18%
Abang Abdul Kasim Abang Bujang
(PH–PKR)		1302.04%
Abang Ahmad Abang Suni
(SEDAR)		921.44%
N29 Beting Maro 11,094Razaili Gapor
(GPS–PBB)		3,76951.62%1,711Mohamad Arifiriazul Paijo
(PN–PAS)		2,05828.18%7,302Razaili Gapor
(GPS–PBB)
Abang Zulkifli Abang Engkeh
(PH–PKR)		76510.48%
Safiudin Matsah
(IND)		6368.71%
Jackie Chiew Su Chee
(PBK)		741.01%
N30 Balai Ringin 10,789 Snowdan Lawan
(GPS–PRS)		4,81656.38%1,285 Masir Kujat
(PSB)		3,53141.34%8,542 Snowdan Lawan
(GPS–PRS)
Kasim Mana
(PBK)		1952.28%
N31 Bukit Begunan 8,824Mong Dagang
(GPS–PRS)		4,05458.69%1,402Norina Umoi Utot
(PSB)		2,65238.40%6,907Mong Dagang
(GPS–PRS)
Entusa Imam
(GASAK–PBDSB)		1151.66%
Winton Langang Sangga
(PBK)		861.25%
N32 Simanggang 12,980Francis Harden Hollis
(GPS–SUPP)		3,95448.94%175Walsin @ Wilson Entabang
(PSB)		3,77946.77%8,080Francis Harden Hollis
(GPS–SUPP)
Leon Jimat Donald
(PH–DAP)		2122.62%
Peli Aron
(PBK)		1351.67%
N33 Engkilili 11,023Johnichal Rayong Ngipa
(PSB)		3,24643.48%1,191Desmond Sateng Sanjan
(GPS–SUPP)		2,05527.53%7,465Francis Harden Hollis
(GPS–SUPP)
Gemong Batu
(IND)		2,01326.97%
Stel Datu
(PBK)		1512.02%
N34 Batang Ai 9,857 Malcom Mussen Lamoh
(GPS–PRS)		3,20844.58%738John Linang Mereejon
(IND)		2,47034.33%7,195 Malcom Mussen Lamoh
(GPS–PRS)
William Nyallau Badak
(PSB)		1,36618.99%
Usop Asun
(PBK)		1512.10%
N35 Saribas 10,978Ricky @ Mohamad Razi Sitam
(GPS–PBB)		5,13865.52%3,236Patek @ Patrick Kamis
(PH–PKR)		1,90224.25%7,842Ricky @ Mohamad Razi Sitam
(GPS–PBB)
Melainie Bolhassan
(PSB)		6688.52%
Sim Min Leong
(PBK)		740.94%
Kurnaen Boben
(SEDAR)		600.77%
N36 Layar 9,094Gerald Rentap Jabu
(GPS–PBB)		3,89167.75%2,039Isik Utau
(PSB)		1,85232.25%5,743Gerald Rentap Jabu
(GPS–PBB)
N37 Bukit Saban 8,897 Douglas Uggah Embas
(GPS–PBB)		5,37377.94%3,988Andria Gelayan Dundang
(PSB)		1,38520.09%6,894 Douglas Uggah Embas
(GPS–PBB)
Mikail Mathew Abdullah
(PH–PKR)		1361.97%
N38 Kalaka 7,327Mohamad Duri
(GPS–PBB)		3,89372.43%2,868John Antau Linggang
(PSB)		1,02519.07%5,375Abdul Wahab Aziz
(GPS–PBB)
Linang Chapum
(PBK)		4578.50%
N39 Krian 11,959Friday Belik
(GPS–PDP)		3,88543.67%932Musa Dinggat
(PSB)		2,95333.19%8,897 Ali Biju
(PN–BERSATU)
Ali Biju
(PN–BERSATU)		1,77719.97%
Danny Kuan Sam Sui
(PBK)		2823.17%
N40 Kabong 9,287Mohamad Chee Kadir
(GPS–PBB)		4,78967.32%2,763Wan Mohamad Madehi Wan Ali
(PSB)		2,02628.48%7,114Mohamad Chee Kadir
(GPS–PBB)
Mohamad Asri Kassim
(PBK)		2082.92%
Andri Zulkarnaen Hamden
(PH–AMANAH)		911.28%
N41 Kuala Rajang 10,259Len Talif Salleh
(GPS–PBB)		5,26870.35%3,325Abang Aditajaya Abang Alwi
(IND)		1,94325.95%7,488Len Talif Salleh
(GPS–PBB)
Abd Mutalip Abdullah
(IND)		1682.24%
Wong Ling Ching
(PBK)		1091.46%
N42 Semop 9,617Abdullah Saidol
(GPS–PBB)		4,33864.58%3,158Abdul Raafidin Majidi
(PSB)		1,18017.57%6,717Abdullah Saidol
(GPS–PBB)
Mohamad Adenan Zulkeppli
(IND)		81112.07%
Mohamad Fadillah Sabali
(PH–AMANAH)		2704.02%
Jenny Wong Khing Ling
(PBK)		1181.76%
N43 Daro 9,195Safiee Ahmad
(GPS–PBB)		5,31793.19%5,112Jamal Ibrahim
(IND)		2053.59%5,706Safiee Ahmad
(GPS–PBB)
Ting Ing Hua
(PBK)		1843.22%
N44 Jemoreng 9,963 Juanda Jaya
(GPS–PBB)		5,62386.80%5,012Osman Rafaie
(IND)		6119.43%6,478 Juanda Jaya
(GPS–PBB)
Zainab Suhaili
(PH–AMANAH)		2443.77%
N45 Repok 23,541 Huang Tiong Sii
(GPS–SUPP)		10,03873.15%7,308Philip Wong Pak Ming
(PH–DAP)		2,73019.90%13,722 Huang Tiong Sii
(GPS–SUPP)
Joseph Wong Kung King
(PBK)		7385.38%
Wong Chin King
(GASAK–ASPIRASI)		2161.57%
N46 Meradong 18,156 Ding Kuong Hiing
(GPS–SUPP)		6,82758.23%3,362Hii Ru Yee
(PSB)		3,46529.56%11,723 Ding Kuong Hiing
(GPS–SUPP)
Yong Siew Wei
(PH–DAP)		8096.90%
Moh Hiong King
(PBK)		6225.31%
N47 Pakan 11,154William Mawan Ikom
(GPS–PBB)		3,26841.13%714Tedong Gunda
(IND)		2,55432.15%7,945William Mawan Ikom
(GPS–PBB)
Hareward Gramong Joseph Allen
(PSB)		1,48418.68%
Brawi Anguong
(IND)		5066.37%
Jemeli Kerah
(PBK)		1331.67%
N48 Meluan 14,671Rolland Duat Jubin
(GPS–PDP)		5,26953.21%822Elly Lawai Ngalai
(PSB)		4,44744.91%9,902Rolland Duat Jubin
(GPS–PDP)
Abdul Hamid Siong
(PBK)		1861.88%
N49 Ngemah 9,853Anyi Jana
(GPS–PRS)		3,19346.22%261Joseph Jawa Kendawang
(PSB)		2,93242.45%6,907Alexander Vincent
(GPS–PRS)
Leo Bunsu
(GASAK–PBDSB)		3545.13%
Satu Anchom
(PH–PKR)		2593.75%
Charlie Genam
(PBK)		1692.45%
N50 Machan 11,763Allan Siden Gramong
(GPS–PBB)		4,15553.67%2,089Madang Dimbab
(PSB)		2,06626.68%7,743Allan Siden Gramong
(GPS–PBB)
Mohd Fauzi Abdullah @ Joseph Nyambong
(PH–PKR)		1,26716.36%
Mary Rita Mathias
(PBK)		2032.62%
Ngelayang Unau
(GASAK–ASPIRASI)		520.67%
N51 Bukit Assek 27,634 Joseph Chieng Jin Ek
(GPS–SUPP)		4,68434.95%874 Irene Mary Chang Oi Ling
(PH–DAP)		3,81028.42%13,404 Irene Mary Chang Oi Ling
(PH–DAP)
Priscilla Lau
(PBK)		2,59819.38%
Ting Kee Nguan
(PSB)		1,79013.35%
Hii Tiong Huat
(IND)		3132.34%
Jess Lau Kiu Ming
(GASAK–ASPIRASI)		2091.56%
N52 Dudong 33,054 Tiong King Sing
(GPS–PDP)		9,39046.99%5,806Wong Hie Ping
(PSB)		3,58417.93%19,985 Tiong Thai King
(PSB)
Paul Ling Fong
(PH–DAP)		2,72413.63%
Jane Lau Sing Wee
(PBK)		1,7798.90%
Fadhil Mohamad Isa
(IND)		1,1785.89%
Julius Enchana Jaspher Ancho
(GASAK–PBDSB)		8934.47%
Engga Unchat
(IND)		2251.13%
Josephine Lau Kiew Ping
(GASAK–ASPIRASI)		2121.06%
N53 Bawang Assan 19,610 Wong Soon Koh
(PSB)		5,95243.25%913Robert Lau Hui Yew
(GPS–SUPP)		5,03936.61%13,763 Wong Soon Koh
(PSB)
Amy Lau Bik Yeing
(PH–DAP)		1,1738.52%
Michelle Ling Shyan Mih
(PBK)		9546.93%
Ricky Enteri
(IND)		6454.69%
N54 Pelawan 33,910Micheal Tiang Ming Tee
(GPS–SUPP)		4,41327.70%100David Wong Kee Woan
(PH–DAP)		4,31327.07%15,931David Wong Kee Woan
(PH–DAP)
Low Chong Nguan
(PSB)		3,75723.58%
Jamie Tiew Yen Houng
(PBK)		3,14619.75%
Janet Loh Wui Ping
(GASAK–ASPIRASI)		3021.90%
N55 Nangka 21,011 Annuar Rapaee
(GPS–PBB)		12,05984.09%10,804Intanurazean Wan Sapuan Daud
(PSB)		1,2558.75%14,341 Annuar Rapaee
(GPS–PBB)
Olivia Lim Wen Sia
(PBK)		1,0277.16%
N56 Dalat 12,417 Fatimah Abdullah
(GPS–PBB)		7,08593.90%6,625Salleh Mahali
(PBK)		4606.10%7,545 Fatimah Abdullah
(GPS–PBB)
N57 Tellian 9,927Royston Valentine
(GPS–PBB)		4,28270.10%2,917Sait Junaidi
(PSB)		1,36522.35%6,108Yussibnosh Balo
(GPS–PBB)
Mohd Arwin Lim Abdullah
(PH–PKR)		2874.70%
Zainuddin Budug
(PBK)		1742.85%
N58 Balingian 8,700Abdul Yakub Arbi
(GPS–PBB)		4,05071.12%2,904Yusuf Abdul Rahman
(PSB)		1,14620.13%5,694Abdul Yakub Arbi
(GPS–PBB)
Abdul Jalil Bujang
(PH–PKR)		4988.75%
N59 Tamin 16,681Christopher Gira Sambang
(GPS–PRS)		7,77864.99%3,588 Joseph Entulu Belaun
(PSB)		4,19035.01%11,968Christopher Gira Sambang
(GPS–PRS)
N60 Kakus 14,416John Sikie Tayai
(GPS–PRS)		5,30752.35%1,897Peter Tuan
(PSB)		3,41033.64%10,137John Sikie Tayai
(GPS–PRS)
Ugik Selipeh
(IND)		5465.39%
Joshua Jabeng
(PH–PKR)		3753.70%
Philip Kelanang Diung
(PBK)		3373.32%
Tiun Kanun
(IND)		1621.60%
N61 Pelagus 7,894 Wilson Nyabong Ijang
(GPS–PRS)		2,84356.29%1,049Kristoffer Nyuak Bajok
(PSB)		1,79435.52%5,051 Wilson Nyabong Ijang
(GPS–PRS)
Solomon Kumbong
(PH–DAP)		2504.95%
Nyambong Sibat
(PBK)		881.74%
Moses Ripai
(GASAK–PBDSB)		761.50%
N62 Katibas 10,137Lidam Assan
(GPS–PBB)		4,19864.63%2,997Robertson Mawa Luat
(PSB)		1,20118.49%6,496Ambrose Blikau Enturan
(GPS–PBB)
Munan Laja
(PH–PKR)		76311.75%
Yunus Basri
(PBK)		1492.29%
Tengku Gruna
(IND)		1231.89%
Sai Malaka
(GASAK–PBDSB)		620.95%
N63 Bukit Goram 12,150Jefferson Jamit Unyat
(GPS–PBB)		4,25368.45%3,538Joseph Jinggut
(PH–DAP)		71511.51%6,213Jefferson Jamit Unyat
(GPS–PBB)
Robert Segie
(PSB)		68911.09%
Puso Bujang
(PBK)		2974.78%
Robert Saweng
(GASAK–PBDSB)		2594.17%
N64 Baleh 10,137Nicholas Kudi Jantai
(GPS–PRS)		3,54161.85%1,909Koh Kumbong
(PSB)		1,63228.51%5,725VAC
Kenneth Usang George Lagong
(PH–DAP)		4708.21%
Irwan Iskandar Sukarno Abdullah @ Sukarno Layau
(PBK)		821.43%
N65 Belaga 8,003 Liwan Lagang
(GPS–PRS)		3,55270.51%2,245Henry Usat Bit
(PSB)		1,30725.95%5,037 Liwan Lagang
(GPS–PRS)
John Bampa
(PBK)		971.93%
Siki Balarik
(IND)		811.61%
N66 Murum 9,738Kennedy Chukpai Ugon
(GPS–PRS)		4,58466.23%2,919Stanley Ajang Batok
(PSB)		1,66524.06%6,921Chukpai Ugon
(GPS–PRS)
Anie Amat
(PH–PKR)		5137.41%
Kenneth Adan Silek
(GASAK–PBDSB)		1592.30%
N67 Jepak 14,598Talib Zulpilip
(GPS–PBB)		6,27769.45%4,243Raba'ah Tudin
(PSB)		2,03422.50%9,039Talib Zulpilip
(GPS–PBB)
Stevenson Joseph Sumbang
(PBK)		5876.49%
Tuah Kazan
(IND)		1411.56%
N68 Tanjong Batu 22,391Johny Pang Leong Ming
(GPS–SUPP)		4,09235.38%23Tony Chiew Chan Yew
(PH–DAP)		4,06935.18%11,567Chiew Chin Sing
(PH–DAP)
Andy Yek Hock Siang
(PBK)		2,20419.05%
Tang Eng Hui
(PSB)		1,0719.26%
Chieng Lea Phing
(GASAK–ASPIRASI)		930.80%
Wong Hau Ming
(IND)		380.33%
N69 Kemena 14,252Stephen Rundi Utom
(GPS–PBB)		6,33962.83%3,611Bernard Tahim Bael
(PSB)		2,72827.03%10,091Stephen Rundi Utom
(GPS–PBB)
John Brian Anthony
(PH–DAP)		3993.95%
Jame Stephen
(IND)		3313.28%
Chelea Vanessa William
(PBK)		2942.91%
N70 Samalaju 17,541Majang Renggi
(GPS–PRS)		7,54767.06%6,043Tonny Ung
(PH–DAP)		1,50413.36%11,255Majang Renggi
(GPS–PRS)
Reggie Suel
(PSB)		1,49613.29%
Leighton Manjah
(PBK)		5094.52%
Baba Emperan
(GASAK–PBDSB)		1991.77%
N71 Bekenu 12,643Rosey Yunus
(GPS–PBB)		6,35479.58%5,397Norhafizah Joharie
(PH–PKR)		95711.99%7,984Rosey Yunus
(GPS–PBB)
Abu Bakar Amit
(PSB)		3774.72%
Desmond Gani
(PBK)		2963.71%
N72 Lambir 19,208Ripin Lamat
(GPS–PBB)		6,86068.02%5,562Lila Mohamad
(PSB)		1,29812.87%10,086Ripin Lamat
(GPS–PBB)
Zulhaidah Suboh
(PH–PKR)		1,13911.29%
Dyanne Oshield Nickson
(PBK)		7897.82%
N73 Piasau 20,978 Sebastian Ting Chiew Yew
(GPS–SUPP)		6,79066.61%4,988Peter Hee Leh Keng
(PH–DAP)		1,80217.68%10,194 Sebastian Ting Chiew Yew
(GPS–SUPP)
Teo Jia Jun
(PSB)		8168.00%
Chung Siew Yen
(PBK)		6656.52%
Hanim Jaraee
(GASAK–ASPIRASI)		1211.19%
N74 Pujut 27,559Adam Yii Siew Sang
(GPS–SUPP)		5,55844.85%1,566 Alan Ling Sie Kiong
(PH–DAP)		3,99232.22%12,391VAC
Bruce Chai Khim Cheong
(PSB)		1,66713.45%
Leslie Ting Siong Ngiap
(PBK)		1,0228.25%
Chin Fen Siong
(GASAK–ASPIRASI)		1521.23%
N75 Senadin 33,479 Lee Kim Shin
(GPS–SUPP)		10,53562.31%7,591Marcus Hugo
(PH–DAP)		2,94417.41%16,909 Lee Kim Shin
(GPS–SUPP)
Lee Tze Ha
(PSB)		1,89611.21%
Ngieng Sheng Chung
(PBK)		1,0236.05%
Bobby William
(GASAK–PBDSB)		5113.02%
N76 Marudi 16,395 Penguang Manggil
(GPS–PBB)		8,16974.54%5,976Sylvester Entri Muran
(PSB)		2,19320.01%10,960 Penguang Manggil
(GPS–PBB)
Elias Lipi Mat
(PH–PKR)		3733.40%
Sawing Kedit
(GASAK–PBDSB)		1241.13%
Gilbert Young
(PBK)		1010.92%
N77 Telang Usan 11,465Dennis Ngau
(GPS–PBB)		3,86159.76%2,422Jau Jok @ Jenggo
(PSB)		1,43922.27%6,461Dennis Ngau
(GPS–PBB)
Philip Jau Ding
(PH–PKR)		1,09316.92%
Gia Bala
(PBK)		681.05%
N78 Mulu 9,572Gerawat Gala
(GPS–PBB)		3,73166.67%2,875Son Radu
(PSB)		85615.30%5,596Gerawat Gala
(GPS–PBB)
Roland Engan
(PH–PKR)		81014.47%
Richard Ibuh
(PBK)		1993.56%
N79 Bukit Kota 16,576Abdul Rahman Ismail
(GPS–PBB)		6,45478.80%4,986Rosli Amat
(PSB)		1,46817.92%8,190Abdul Rahman Ismail
(GPS–PBB)
Lim Lian Hun
(PBK)		2062.52%
Herun Bungsu
(IND)		620.76%
N80 Batu Danau 9,368Paulus Palu Gumbang
(GPS–PBB)		3,03053.14%706Ali Adap
(PSB)		2,32440.76%5,702Paulus Palu Gumbang
(GPS–PBB)
Racha Balang
(PH–PKR)		2684.70%
Petrus Bulan
(PBK)		801.40%
N81 Ba'kelalan 8,503 Baru Bian
(PSB)		2,68754.65%680Sam Laya
(GPS–PDP)		2,00740.83%4,916 Baru Bian
(PSB)
Peter @ Pita Asut
(PBK)		1102.24%
Martin Samuel Labo
(PH–PKR)		571.16%
Agnes Padan
(IND)		551.12%
N82 Bukit Sari 12,935 Awang Tengah Ali Hasan
(GPS–PBB)		6,38587.48%5,636Alias Mail
(PSB)		74910.26%7,299 Awang Tengah Ali Hasan
(GPS–PBB)
Riyah Basrah
(PBK)		1652.26%
Source: The Election Commission [3]

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