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2021 Sarawak state election
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All 82 seats in the Legislative Assembly42 seats needed for a majority
Registered1,252,014
Turnout60.67%
  Majority party Minority party Third party
 
Leader Abang Abdul Rahman Zohari Abang Openg Wong Soon Koh Chong Chieng Jen
Party PBB PSB DAP
Alliance Gabungan Parti Sarawak Pakatan Harapan
Leader since 13 January 2017 2015 10 June 2013
Leader's seat Gedong Bawang Assan Padungan
Last election 61 seats, 62.18%[nb 1] Did not contest[nb 2] 10 seats, 30.55%
Seats before 67 6 5
Seats won 76 4 2
Seat change Increase 9 Decrease 2 Decrease 3
Popular vote 457,233 139,515 78,197
Percentage 61.26% 18.69% 10.48%
Swing Decrease 0.92% Increase 18.69% Decrease 20.07%
Chief Minister before election

Abang Abdul Rahman Zohari Abang Openg GPS–PBB

Elected Chief Minister

Abang Abdul Rahman Zohari Abang Openg (Later Premier) GPS–PBB

The 2021 Sarawak state election, formally the 12th Sarawak general election, took place on 18 December 2021. This election was to elect 82 members of the 19th Sarawak State Legislative Assembly. The previous assembly was dissolved on 3 November 2021.

As the previous assembly first sat on 7 June 2016, it was originally set to be dissolved automatically on 7 June 2021. However, the 2021 state emergency declaration, preceded by a federal 2021 Malaysian state of emergency declaration nationwide, arising from the 2020–22 Malaysian political crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic, suspended the automatic dissolution of the legislature until the proposed end of the emergency duration on 2 February 2022.[1][2] On 3 November 2021, Yang di-Pertuan Agong Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri'ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah had consented to lift the state of emergency thus the state legislative assembly dissolved automatically and the state election must be held within 60 days after to elect a new state government.[3]

For the first time as a local coalition, Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) won an overwhelming landslide in the election, winning 76 seats and a supermajority over the legislature.[4] At the same time, Parti Sarawak Bersatu (PSB) won four seats, becoming the largest opposition and the first Sarawak-based opposition party to win a seat in an election since 2006. Meanwhile, Pakatan Harapan (PH), however, suffered a crushing defeat, with the Democratic Action Party (DAP) winning only two seats for the coalition, experiencing a decline from seven seats in 2016. Its other component parties, People's Justice Party (PKR) and National Trust Party (AMANAH) lost in all seats contested by the both parties.

Background

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Previous election

[edit] Main article: 2016 Sarawak state election

The size of the Legislative Assembly was enlarged from 71 to 82 members in the last state election. The incumbent Sarawak Barisan Nasional coalition, led by Adenan Satem, won 72 seats, allowing it to form a majority government. This included 11 members who were not affiliated with any of its component parties.

The election was the first major election for the then newly-formed Pakatan Harapan coalition, the successor to the Pakatan Rakyat coalition. But like its predecessor, it was only an electoral alliance at that time. However, the component parties of the coalition, winning the remaining 10 seats, suffered a swing of 9.63 percentage points against it and an overall loss of 5 seats compared to the 2011 election.

Between June and August 2016, the 11 partyless Barisan Nasional members either joined the United Bumiputera Heritage Party, or left the coalition and joined the then United People's Party (now Parti Sarawak Bersatu).[5][6][7] The United People's Party however committed their support for the Barisan Nasional government.

Death of Adenan Satem

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On 11 January 2017, Chief Minister Adenan Satem died from cardiac arrest, thus he was unable to complete his second term.[8] This made him the first sitting Chief Minister of Sarawak to have died while in office. Abang Johari Openg took over the position two days later. A by-election was held in Adenan's seat of Tanjong Datu on 18 February, which was overwhelmingly retained by the Barisan Nasional coalition.

2018 federal election

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The 2018 federal election resulted in an unprecedented victory for the opposition Pakatan Harapan coalition. In response, the four component parties of Barisan Nasional in Sarawak left the coalition and together formed the Gabungan Parti Sarawak coalition on 12 June 2018.[9][10][11]

Malaysian political crisis

[edit] Main article: 2020-22 Malaysian political crisis

A political crisis began at the federal level in February 2020, resulting in the collapse of the Pakatan Harapan federal government and the establishment of a Perikatan Nasional government. While Sarawak remained largely unaffected, the People's Justice Party lost all of its representation in the Legislative Assembly by April 2020, with all six remaining Pakatan Harapan seats being held by the Democratic Action Party. The Malaysian United Indigenous Party saw its introduction in the state with the membership of Ali Biju, the MLA for Krian.

2020–21 events

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On 26 July 2020, the member for Padungan, Wong King Wei, left the Democratic Action Party to sit as an independent member.[12] This resulted in Parti Sarawak Bersatu overtaking Pakatan Harapan as the second largest grouping in the Legislative Assembly. PSB chairman Wong Soon Koh took over as opposition leader on 9 November 2020 [13]

On 1 August 2020, the newly-formed political informal alliance Gabungan Anak Sarawak (GASAK) which includes parties of Sarawak People's Aspiration Party (Aspirasi), Sarawak Workers Party (SWP), Parti Bansa Dayak Sarawak Baru (PBDSB), with NGOs of Sarawak for Sarawakians (S4S) and Sarawak Independence Alliance (SIA) announced that GASAK will contest in all 82 seats in next state election, using Aspirasi's logo.[14] The statement was later revised on 1 October 2020, with GASAK parties contesting 50 seats and the rest contested by an unaffiliated party, Sarawak People Awareness Party (SEDAR). SEDAR was planning to contest all 82 seats.[15]

Media reports indicated in July 2020 that the election will likely be held in November after the consideration of the federal and state budgets in October.[16] It is expected that at least three candidates (GPS, PH and a minor party) will be fielded in all 82 constituencies.[17]

After the election schedule was announced, some nationalist parties such as Pejuang,[18] Barisan Nasional and Bersatu[19] stayed out of the election. Parti Tenaga Rakyat Sarawak (TERAS), a local party whose candidates in the last election contested as BN Direct Members, did not contest citing lack of preparation.[20] PAS declared their intention to contest in the election as a warm-up to the next General Election.[21]

Electoral system

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Elections in Malaysia are conducted at the federal and state levels. Federal elections elect members of the Dewan Rakyat, the lower house of Parliament, while state elections in each of the 13 states elect members of their respective state legislative assembly. As Malaysia follows the Westminster system of government, the head of government (Prime Minister at the federal level and the Menteri Besar/Chief Ministers at the state level) is the person who commands the confidence of the majority of members in the respective legislature – this is normally the leader of the party or coalition with the majority of seats in the legislature.

The Legislative Assembly consists of 82 members, known as Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs), that are elected for five-year terms. Each MLA is elected from a single-member constituencies using the first-past-the-post voting system; each constituency contains approximately an equal number of voters. If one party obtains a majority of seats, then that party is entitled to form the government, with its leader becoming the Chief Minister. In the event of a hung parliament, where no single party obtains the majority of seats, the government may still form through a coalition or a confidence and supply agreement with other parties. In practice, coalitions and alliances in Malaysia, and by extension, in Sarawak, generally persist between elections, and member parties do not normally contest for the same seats.

In general, the voting age is currently 21[22][23] although the age of majority in the country is 18.[24] While the Constitution (Amendment) Act 2019, which provided for the voting age to be lowered to 18 and automatic voter registration, was enacted in July 2019,[25] it was not proclaimed until 1 December 2021, which set 15 December as the commencement date of the amendment, after the voter lists for this election has been finalised.[26][27][28] Cabinet Minister Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah asserted that prospective voters between ages 18 and 20 who had registered before 2 November are allowed to vote in the election, but this has not been separately verified by the Election Commission.[29] Elections are conducted by the Election Commission of Malaysia, which is under the jurisdiction of the Prime Minister's Department. Malaysia does not practice compulsory voting.

Timeline

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Date Event
3 November 2021 Dissolution of the 18th Legislative Assembly
24 November 2021 Issue of the writs of election
6 December 2021 Nomination day
7–17 December 2021 Campaigning period
14–17 December 2021 Early voting for postal, overseas and advance voters
18 December 2021 Election day

Constituencies

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Electoral map of Sarawak, showing all 82 constituencies
2021 Sarawak state election constituencies
Federal seat No. Constituency Electors(2021)[30][note 1] Area(km2)[31] Density District[32] Last electionassemblyperson Last electionheld party Majority
P.192 Mas Gading N01 Opar 11436 1010 11.3 Lundu & Bau Ranum Mina BN 2,082
N02 Tasik Biru 18715 471 39.7 Bau Henry Jinep BN (SPDP) 1,288
P.193 Santubong N03 Tanjong Datu 11384 905 12.6 Lundu Adenan Satem BN (PBB) 5,892
N04 Pantai Damai 20506 373 55.0 Kuching Abdul Rahman Junaidi BN (PBB) 9,260
N05 Demak Laut 14813 223 66.4 Kuching Hazland Abang Hipni BN (PBB) 7,382
P.194 Petra Jaya N06 Tupong 26004 99 262.7 Kuching Fazzrudin Abdul Rahman BN (PBB) 8,055
N07 Samariang 21363 17 1,256.6 Kuching Sharifah Hasidah Sayeed Aman Ghazali BN (PBB) 7,760
N08 Satok 14314 10 1,431.4 Kuching Abang Zohari Openg BN (PBB) 5,045
P.195 Bandar Kuching N09 Padungan 20949 6 3,491.5 Kuching Wong King Wei PH (DAP) 4,270
N10 Pending 29747 14 2,124.8 Kuching Violet Yong Wui Wui PH (DAP) 5,012
N11 Batu Lintang 29694 15 1,979.6 Kuching See Chee How PH (PKR) 4,385
P.196 Stampin N12 Kota Sentosa 28392 35 811.2 Kuching Chong Chieng Jen PH (DAP) 2,819
N13 Batu Kitang 20820 80 260.3 Kuching Lo Khere Chiang BN (SUPP) 1,842
N14 Batu Kawah 20681 79 261.8 Kuching Sim Kui Hian BN (SUPP) 2,085
P.197 Kota Samarahan N15 Asajaya 12349 246 50.2 Asajaya & Samarahan Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah BN (PBB) 4,078
N16 Muara Tuang 18644 399 46.7 Samarahan & Siburan & Serian Idris Buang BN (PBB) 7,961
N17 Stakan 16992 100 169.9 Samarahan & Kuching Mohamad Ali Mahmud BN (PBB) 7,042
P.198 Puncak Borneo N18 Serembu 9834 311 31.6 Bau Miro Simuh BN 1,397
N19 Mambong 19315 497 38.9 Kuching & Siburan Jerip Susil BN 3,333
N20 Tarat 17717 520 34.1 Serian & Tebedu & Kuching & Siburan Roland Sagah Wee Inn BN (PBB) 5,421
P.199 Serian N21 Tebedu 12040 485 24.8 Tebedu & Serian & Siburan Michael Manyin Jawong BN (PBB) 6,193
N22 Kedup 11202 406 27.6 Serian & Tebedu Maclaine Ben @ Martin Ben BN (PBB) 3,828
N23 Bukit Semuja 14893 572 26.0 Serian John Ilus BN 3,144
P.200 Batang Sadong N24 Sadong Jaya 7653 76 100.7 Asajaya Aidel Lariwoo BN (PBB) 3,467
N25 Simunjan 8299 323 25.7 Simunjan & Asajaya Awla Idris BN (PBB) 2,712
N26 Gedong 7208 632 11.4 Gedong & Simunjan Mohd Naroden Majais BN (PBB) 3,365
P.201 Batang Lupar N27 Sebuyau 9367 548 17.1 Simunjan Julaihi Narawi BN (PBB) 2,742
N28 Lingga 9578 970 9.9 Sri Aman & Pusa & Lingga Simoi Peri BN (PBB) 2,943
N29 Beting Maro 11094 472 23.5 Pusa Razaili Gapor BN (PBB) 1,707
P.202 Sri Aman N30 Balai Ringin 10791 1314 8.2 Serian & Simunjan & Lingga & Pantu Snowdan Lawan BN (PRS) 2,039
N31 Bukit Begunan 9632 1057 9.1 Sri Aman & Lingga & Pantu Mong Dagang BN (PRS) 4,695
N32 Simanggang 13224 307 43.1 Sri Aman Francis Harden Hollis BN (SUPP) 1,390
P.203 Lubok Antu N33 Engkilili 11039 1298 8.5 Lubok Antu & Betong Johnical Rayong Ngipa BN 3,857
N34 Batang Ai 9929 1996 5.0 Lubok Antu Malcom Mussen Lamoh BN (PRS) 3,186
P.204 Betong N35 Saribas 10984 412 26.7 Betong Ricky @ Mohamad Razi Sitam BN (PBB) 4,432
N36 Layar 9334 409 22.8 Betong Gerald Rentap Jabu BN (PBB) 1,428
N37 Bukit Saban 9523 577 16.5 Betong Douglas Uggah Embas BN (PBB) 4,599
P.205 Saratok N38 Kalaka 8052 422 19.1 Kabong & Saratok Abdul Wahab Aziz BN (PBB) 2,835
N39 Krian 13074 829 15.8 Saratok & Kabong Ali Biju PH (PKR) 1,640
N40 Kabong 10111 415 24.4 Kabong Mohd Chee Kadir BN (PBB) 3,585
P.206 Tanjong Manis N41 Kuala Rajang 11428 778 14.7 Sarikei & Tanjung Manis Len Talif Salleh BN (PBB) 5,586
N42 Semop 10297 1246 8.3 Daro Abdullah Saidol BN (PBB) 4,412
P.207 Igan N43 Daro 9195 1482 6.2 Daro & Sibu Safiee Ahmad BN (PBB) 4,432
N44 Jemoreng 9963 724 13.8 Matu Juanda Jaya BN (PBB) 3,789
P.208 Sarikei N45 Repok 23541 144 163.5 Sarikei Huang Tiong Sii BN (SUPP) 943
N46 Meradong 18156 568 32.0 Sarikei & Meradong Ding Kuong Hiing BN (SUPP) 1,516
P.209 Julau N47 Pakan 11154 852 13.1 Pakan & Sarikei William Mawan Ikom BN 426
N48 Meluan 14671 2006 7.3 Julau & Pakan Rolland Duat Jubin BN (SPDP) 677
P.210 Kanowit N49 Ngemah 9853 1211 8.1 Kanowit Alexander Vincent BN (PRS) 154
N50 Machan 11763 976 12.1 Kanowit Allan Siden Gramong BN (PBB) 2,952
P.211 Lanang N51 Bukit Assek 27636 53 521.4 Sibu Irene Mary Chang Oi Ling PH (DAP) 4,497
N52 Dudong 34955 669 52.2 Sibu Tiong Thai King BN 2,146
P.212 Sibu N53 Bawang Assan 19650 1074 18.3 Sibu & Matu Wong Soon Koh BN 4,131
N54 Pelawan 34466 12 2,872.2 Sibu David Wong Kee Woan PH (DAP) 4,314
N55 Nangka 23092 313 73.8 Sibu Annuar Rapaee BN (PBB) 7,617
P.213 Mukah N56 Dalat 12503 658 19.0 Dalat Fatimah Abdullah BN (PBB) 6,330
N57 Tellian 10059 1227 8.2 Mukah & Dalat Yussibnosh Balo BN (PBB) 4,421
N58 Balingian 8704 1100 7.9 Mukah Abdul Yakub Arbi BN (PBB) 2,964
P.214 Selangau N59 Tamin 16681 3492 4.8 Selangau & Sibu Christopher Gira Sambang BN (PRS) 2,085
N60 Kakus 14416 5701 2.5 Tatau & Mukah & Selangau John Sikie Tayai BN (PRS) 5,211
P.215 Kapit N61 Pelagus 7894 1635 4.8 Kapit Wilsong Nyabong Ijang BN (PRS) 3,284
N62 Katibas 10530 3820 2.8 Song Ambrose Blikau Enturan BN (PBB) 3,053
N63 Bukit Goram 12150 876 13.9 Kapit Jefferson Jamit Unyat BN (PBB) 2,586
P.216 Hulu Rajang N64 Baleh 10137 11607 0.9 Bukit Mabong James Jemut Masing BN (PRS) 4,793
N65 Belaga 8003 11579 0.7 Belaga & Kapit & Bukit Mabong Liwan Lagang BN (PRS) 3,686
N66 Murum 9738 10894 0.9 Belaga & Sebauh Chukpai Ugon BN (PRS) 2,200
P.217 Bintulu N67 Jepak 14643 701 20.9 Bintulu & Tatau Talip Zulpilip BN (PBB) 4,201
N68 Tanjong Batu 22743 35 649.8 Bintulu Chiew Chiu Sing PH (DAP) 2,548
N69 Kemena 14252 5307 2.7 Sebauh & Subis Stephen Rundi Utom BN (PBB) 4,868
N70 Samalaju 17981 2257 8.0 Bintulu & Subis Majang Renggi BN (PRS) 2,464
P.218 Sibuti N71 Bekenu 12674 1103 11.5 Subis Rosey Yunus BN 4,789
N72 Lambir 19907 473 42.1 Miri & Subis Ripin Lamat BN (PBB) 4,907
P.219 Miri N73 Piasau 21377 51 419.2 Miri Sebastian Ting Chiew Yew BN (SUPP) 2,112
N74 Pujut 27567 17 1,621.6 Miri Ting Tiong Choon PH (DAP) 1,759
N75 Senadin 34117 703 48.5 Miri Lee Kim Shin BN (SUPP) 3,538
P.220 Baram N76 Marudi 16478 3538 4.7 Marudi & Beluru Penguang Manggil BN (SPDP) 1,387
N77 Telang Usan 11465 9062 1.3 Telang Usan & Beluru Dennis Ngau BN (PBB) 167
N78 Mulu 9572 9475 1.0 Marudi & Miri & Telang Usan Gerawat Jala BN 1,708
P.221 Limbang N79 Bukit Kota 16975 468 36.3 Limbang Abdul Rahman Ismail BN (PBB) -
N80 Batu Danau 9375 3743 2.5 Limbang Paulus Gumbang BN 2,939
P.222 Lawas N81 Ba'kelalan 8503 3444 2.5 Lawas Baru Bian PH (PKR) 538
N82 Bukit Sari 13054 445 29.3 Lawas Awang Tengah Ali Hassan BN (PBB) -
  1. ^ Pink denotes constituencies that are more than 33% from mean value of Sarawak electors, while light blue denotes lesser.

Political parties

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Name Ideology Leading candidate(s) 2016 election results Seats at dissolution Cand.[33]
Votes (%) Seats
Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) Bumiputera nationalism Abang Johari Openg 62.19[a] 72 / 82 (88%) 67 / 82 (82%) 82
Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) Nationalism James Jemut Masing(Died in office)
Sarawak United Peoples' Party (SUPP) Sarawak autonomism Sim Kui Hian
Progressive Democratic Party (PDP) Sarawak regionalism Tiong King Sing
Pakatan Harapan (PH) Democratic Action Party (DAP) Social democracy Chong Chieng Jen 30.16 10 / 82 (12%) 5 / 82 (6%) 62
People's Justice Party (PKR) Social Justice Abang Zulkifli Abang Engkeh
National Trust Party (AMANAH) Islamic modernism Abang Halil Abang Naili
Perikatan Nasional (PN) Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS) Islamism Mohammad Arifiriazul Paijo 1.73 0 / 82 (0%) 0 / 82 (0%) 1
Gagasan Anak Sarawak (GAS) Parti Aspirasi Rakyat Sarawak (ASPIRASI) Sarawak regionalism Lina Soo 28.37 10 / 82 (12%) 5 / 82 (6%) 174
Parti Bansa Dayak Sarawak Baru (PBDSB) Dayak nationalism Bobby William
Parti Sedar Rakyat Sarawak (SEDAR) Sarawak regionalism Othman Abdillah
Parti Bumi Kenyalang (PBK) Sarawak regionalism Voon Lee Shan New party 0 / 82 (0%)
Parti Sarawak Bersatu (PSB) Sarawak regionalism Wong Soon Koh Did not contest[b] 6 / 82 (7%)
Independents 5.39 0 / 82 (0%) 1 / 82 (1%) 30
  1. ^ As part of Barisan Nasional.
  2. ^ Some PSB members contested the 2016 election as non-affiliated Barisan Nasional candidates, but returned to PSB shortly after.

Campaign

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Campaigning in parking lots, open spaces, and large halls with the presence and cheers of hundreds of people has been the norm in previous elections, but the threat of COVID-19 has hindered it this time in the state election.[34] Because of this, the Election Commission (EC) decided not to allow any physical campaigning, with only 64 of the 82 constituencies with inadequate internet access being allowed to hold talks.[35] The EC has encouraged all candidates to use social media to campaign.[36]

Despite the gloomy campaign mood caused by these restrictions, the candidates' campaign machinery has actively hung and put up flags, posters, and banners featuring candidate portraits and party logos, particularly from the opposing political parties.[37]

Incumbents not seeking re-election

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The following members of the 18th Legislative Assembly are not contesting the upcoming election.

No. Constituency Departing MLA Party Date confirmed First elected Reason
N74 Pujut Ting Tiong Choon PH (DAP) 11 February 2020[38] 2016 Disqualified after having dual citizenship
N38 Kalaka Abdul Wahab Aziz GPS (PBB) 9 July 2020[39] 1991 Retirement
N09 Padungan Wong King Wei Independent 26 July 2020[40] 2011
N64 Baleh James Jemut Masing GPS (PRS) 31 October 2021[41] 1983 Died in office
N26 Gedong Naroden Majais GPS (PBB) 17 November 2021[42] 1991 Retirement
N62 Katibas Ambrose Bilkau Enturan 17 November 2021[43] 1979
N17 Stakan Mohamad Ali Mahmud 21 November 2021[44] 2016
N21 Tebedu Michael Manyin Jawong 23 November 2021[45] 1996
N68 Tanjong Batu Chiew Chiu Sing PH (DAP) 26 November 2021[46] 2001 Lost preselection
N03 Tanjong Datu Jamilah Anu GPS (PBB) 1 December 2021[47] 2017 Retirement
N49 Ngemah Alexander Vincent GPS (PRS) 3 December 2021[48] 2011 Lost preselection
N28 Lingga Simoi Peri GPS (PBB) 3 December 2021[49] 2006
N57 Tellian Yussibnosh Balo 3 December 2021[50] 2014
N52 Dudong Tiong Thai King PSB 4 December 2021[51] 2016
N39 Krian Ali Biju PN (BERSATU) 9 December 2021[52] 2011 Withdrew nomination[a]

Electoral candidates

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Parliamentary constituency State constituency Incumbent MLA Political coalitions Other parties/ Independent

Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS)

Pakatan Harapan (PH)

Gabungan Anak Sarawak (GAGAS)

Candidate name Party Candidate name Party Candidate name Party Candidate name Party
P192 Mas Gading N01 Opar Ranum Mina (PSB) Billy Sujang SUPP Meneng Biris PKR Saini Kakong PBDSB Ranum Mina PSB
Bayang Teron SEDAR
Freedy Misid PBK
N02 Tasik Biru Henry Harry Jinep (GPS) Henry Harry Jinep PDP Granda Aing DAP None Tiki Lafe PSB
Paul Shanon Kenbel Barin PBK
P193 Santubong N03 Tanjong Datu Jamilah Anu (GPS) Azizul Annuar Adenan PBB None None Jery'in Fauzi PSB
Goem Pijar PBK
Abdul Talib Baee IND
N04 Pantai Damai Abdul Rahman Junaidi (GPS) Abdul Rahman Junaidi PBB None None Mahmud Sabli PSB
N05 Demak Laut Hazland Abang Hipni (GPS) Hazland Abang Hipni PBB Mohamad Zen Peli AMANAH None Yatika Jelani PSB
Khairul Ahmad IND
P194 Petra Jaya N06 Tupong Fazzrudin Abdul Rahman (GPS) Fazzrudin Abdul Rahman PBB Ahmad Nazib Johari PKR None Chan Haong Yen PBK
N07 Samariang Sharifah Hasidah Sayeed Aman Ghazali (GPS) Sharifah Hasidah Sayeed Aman Ghazali PBB Abang Abdul Halil Abang Naili AMANAH None Othman Abdillah SEDAR
N08 Satok Abang Abdul Rahman Zohari Abang Openg (GPS) Ibrahim Baki PBB Nor Irwan Ahmat Nor PKR None Awang Badele Awang Ali PBK
P195 Bandar Kuching N09 Padungan Wong King Wei (IND) Wee Hong Seng SUPP Chong Chieng Jen DAP Lina Soo ASPIRASI Raymond Thong Ee Yu PBK
N10 Pending Violet Yong Wui Wui (PH) Milton Foo Tiang Wee SUPP Violet Yong Wui Wui DAP Chang Chee Hiong ASPIRASI Tan Kay Hok PSB
Patrick Teo Kuang Kim PBK
N11 Batu Lintang See Chee How (PSB) Sih Hua Tong SUPP Cherishe Ng Phuay Hui PKR Leong Shaow Tung ASPIRASI See Chee How PSB
Voon Lee Shan PBK
P196 Stampin N12 Kota Sentosa Chong Chieng Jen (PH) Wilfred Yap Yau Sin SUPP Michael Kong Feng Nian DAP Tan Kok Chiang ASPIRASI John Lau Pang Heng PSB
Lue Cheng Hing PBK
N13 Batu Kitang Lo Khere Chiang (GPS) Lo Khere Chiang SUPP Abdul Aziz Isa DAP None Liu Thian Leong PSB
Wong Tun Teck PBK
N14 Batu Kawah Sim Kui Hian (GPS) Sim Kui Hian SUPP Kelvin Yii Lee Wuen DAP Fong Pau Teck ASPIRASI Chai Keuh Khun PBK
P197 Kota Samarahan N15 Asajaya Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah (GPS) Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah PBB Mahmud Epah PKR None Ishak Buji PSB
Mohamad Mahdeen Saharuddin PBK
N16 Muara Tuang Idris Buang (GPS) Idris Buang PBB Daud Eali AMANAH None Yakup Khalid PSB
Sigandam Sulaiman PBK
Hipni Sulaiman SEDAR
Ismawi Muhammad IND
N17 Stakan Mohamad Ali Mahmud (GPS) Hamzah Brahim PBB Leslie Ting Xiang Zhi DAP None George Young Si Ricord Junior PSB
Atet Dego PBK
P198 Puncak Borneo N18 Serembu Miro Simuh (GPS) Miro Simuh PBB Michael Sawing PKR Buln Ribos ASPIRASI Iana Akam PSB
Jecky Misieng PBK
N19 Mambong Jerip Susil (GPS) Jerip Susil PBB Chan Hon Hiung DAP Chong Siew Hung ASPIRASI Sanjan Daik PSB
Joshua Roman PBK
N20 Tarat Roland Sagah Wee Inn (GPS) Roland Sagah Wee Inn PBB Christo Michael PKR None Dadi Tiap Juul PSB
Edison Jamang PBK
Bai Dungak IND
P199 Serian N21 Tebedu Michael Manyin Jawong (GPS) Simon Sinang Bada PBB Senior William Rade PKR None Cheyne Kambeng PSB
Jonathan Lantik PBK
Roland Bangu IND
N22 Kedup Maclaine Ben (GPS) Maclaine Ben PBB Laerry Jabong DAP None Dominic Dado Sagin PSB
Stephen Morgan Sugan PBK
N23 Bukit Semuja John Ilus (GPS) John Ilus PBB Brolin Nicholsion Benedict Achung DAP None Elsiy Tingang PSB
Edward Andrew Luak PBK
P200 Batang Sadong N24 Sadong Jaya Aidel Lariwoo (GPS) Aidel Lariwoo PBB Piee Bin Ling PKR None Nur Khairunisa Abdullah PSB
Jolhi Bee PBK
N25 Simunjan Awla Dris (GPS) Awla Dris PBB Hapeni Fadil PKR None Raily Ali PSB
Saharuddin Abdullah PBK
N26 Gedong Naroden Majais (GPS) Abang Abdul Rahman Zohari Abang Openg PBB Kamal Bujang AMANAH None Mohamad Sofian Fariz Sharbini PSB
Tomson Ango PBK
P201 Batang Lupar N27 Sebuyau Julaihi Narawi (GPS) Julaihi Narawi PBB Wel @ Maxwel Rojis AMANAH None Wan Chee Wan Mahjar PBK
N28 Lingga Simoi Peri (GPS) Dayang Noorazah Awang Sohor PBB Abang Abdul Kasim Abang Bujang PKR None Wan Abdillah Edruce Wan Abdul Rahman PSB
Baha Iman PBK
Abang Ahmad Abang Suni SEDAR
Mohd Sepian Abang Daud IND
N29 Beting Maro Razaili Gapor (GPS) Razaili Gapor PBB Abang Zulkifli Abang Engkeh PKR None Jackie Chiew PBK
Mohammad Arifiriazul Paijo PAS
Safiudin Matsah IND
P202 Sri Aman N30 Balai Ringin Snowdan Lawan (GPS) Snowdan Lawan PRS None None Masir Kujat PSB
Kasim Mana PBK
N31 Bukit Begunan Mong Dagang (GPS) Mong Dagang PRS None Entusa Iman PBDSB Norina Umoi Utot PSB
Winton Langgang PBK
N32 Simanggang Francis Harden Hollis (GPS) Francis Harden Hollis SUPP Leon Jimat Donald DAP None Wilson Entabang PSB
Peli Aron PBK
P203 Lubok Antu N33 Engkilili Johnical Rayong Ngipa (PSB) Desmond Sateng Sanjan SUPP None None Johnical Rayong Ngipa PSB
Stel Datu PBK
Gemong Batu IND
N34 Batang Ai Malcom Mussen Lamoh (GPS) Malcom Mussen Lamoh PRS None None William Nyallau Badak PSB
Usup Asun PBK
John Linang Mereejon IND
P204 Betong N35 Saribas Ricky Sitam (GPS) Ricky Sitam PBB Patek Kamis PKR None Melaini Bolhassan PSB
Sim Min Leong PBK
Kurnaen Boben SEDAR
N36 Layar Gerald Rentap Jabu (GPS) Gerald Rentap Jabu PBB None None Isik Utau PSB
N37 Bukit Saban Douglas Uggah Embas (GPS) Douglas Uggah Embas PBB Mikail Mathew Abdullah PKR None Andria Gelayan Dundang PSB
P205 Saratok N38 Kalaka Abdul Wahab Aziz (GPS) Mohamad Duri PBB None None John Antau Linggang PSB
Linang Chapum PBK
N39 Krian Ali Biju (PN) Friday Belik PDP None None Ali Biju IND
Musa Dinggat PSB
Danny Kuan San Sui PBK
N40 Kabong Mohd Chee Kadir (GPS) Mohd Chee Kadir PBB Hud Andri Zulkarnain AMANAH None Wan Mohamad Madehi Wan Ali PSB
Mohammad Asri Kassim PBK
P206 Tanjong Manis N41 Kuala Rajang Len Talif Salleh (GPS) Len Talif Salleh PBB None None Abang Aditajaya Abang Alwi IND
Abdul Mutalip Abdullah IND
Wong Ching Ling PBK
N42 Semop Abdullah Saidol (GPS) Abdullah Saidol PBB Mohamad Fadillah Sabali AMANAH None Abdul Raafidin Majidi PSB
Jenny Wong Khing Ling PBK
Mohd Adnan Julkeppil IND
P207 Igan N43 Daro Safiee Ahmad (GPS) Safiee Ahmad PBB None None Ting Ing Hua PBK
Jamal Ibrahim IND
N44 Jemoreng Juanda Jaya (GPS) Juanda Jaya PBB Zainab Suhaili AMANAH None Osman Rafaie IND
P208 Sarikei N45 Repok Huang Tiong Sii (GPS) Huang Tiong Sii SUPP Philip Wong Pack Ming DAP Wong Chin King ASPIRASI Wong Kung King PBK
N46 Meradong Ding Kuong Hiing (GPS) Ding Kuong Hiing SUPP Yong Siew Wei DAP None Chris Hii Ru Yee PSB
Moh Hiong King PBK
P209 Julau N47 Pakan William Mawan Ikom (GPS) William Mawan Ikom PBB None None Hereward Gramong Joseph Allen PSB
Jemeli Kerah PBK
Tedong Gunda IND
Brawi Angguong IND
N48 Meluan Rolland Duat Jubin (GPS) Rolland Duat Jubin PDP None None Elly Lawai Ngalai PSB
Abdul Hamid Siong PBK
P210 Kanowit N49 Ngemah Alexander Vincent (GPS) Anyi Jana PRS Satu Anchom PKR Leo Bunsu PBDSB Joseph Jawa Kendawang PSB
Charlie Genam PBK
N50 Machan Allan Siden Gramong (GPS) Allan Siden Gramong PBB Muhammad Fauzi Joseph Usit PKR Ngelayang Unau ASPIRASI Madang Dimbab PSB
Mary Rita Mathias PBK
P211 Lanang N51 Bukit Assek Irene Mary Chang Oi Ling (PH) Joseph Chieng Jin Ek SUPP Irene Mary Chang Oi Ling DAP Jess Lau Kiu Ming ASPIRASI Ting Kee Nguan PSB
Priscilla Lau PBK
Hii Tiong Huat IND
N52 Dudong Tiong Thai King (PSB) Tiong King Sing PDP Paul Ling DAP Josephine Lau Kiew Peng ASPIRASI Wong Hui Ping PSB
Jane Lau Sing Yee PBK
Julius Enchana PBDSB Fadhil Mohd Isa IND
Engga Unchat IND
P212 Sibu N53 Bawang Assan Wong Soon Koh (PSB) Robert Lau Hui Yew SUPP Amy Lau Bik Yin DAP None Wong Soon Koh PSB
Michelle Ling Shyan Mih PBK
Ricky Enteri IND
N54 Pelawan David Wong Kee Woan (PH) Michael Tiang Ming Tee SUPP David Wong Kee Woan DAP Janet Loh Wui Ping ASPIRASI Low Chong Nguan PSB
Jamie Tiew Yen Houng PBK
N55 Nangka Annuar Rapaee (GPS) Annuar Rapaee PBB None None Intanurazean Wan Sapuan Daud PSB
Olivia Lim Wen Sia PBK
P213 Mukah N56 Dalat Fatimah Abdullah (GPS) Fatimah Abdullah PBB None None Salleh Mahali PBK
N57 Tellian Yussibnosh Balo (GPS) Royston Valentine PBB Mohd Arwin Abdullah PKR None Sait Junaidi PSB
Zainuddin Budug PBK
N58 Balingian Abdul Yakub Arbi (GPS) Abdul Yakub Arbi PBB Abdul Jalil Bujang PKR None Yusuf Abdul Rahman PSB
P214 Selangau N59 Tamin Christopher Gira Sambang (GPS) Christopher Gira Sambang PRS None None Joseph Entulu Belaun PSB
N60 Kakus John Sikie Tayai (GPS) John Sikie Tayai PRS Joshua Jabeng PKR None Peter Tuan PSB
Philip Kelanang PSB
Ugik Selipeh IND
Tiun Kanun IND
P215 Kapit N61 Pelagus Wilson Nyabong Ijang (GPS) Wilson Nyabong Ijang PRS Solomon Kumbong DAP Moses Ripai PBDSB Kristoffer Nyuak Bajok PSB
Nyambong Sibat PBK
N62 Katibas Ambrose Blikau Enturan (GPS) Lidam Assan PBB Munan Laja PKR Sai Malaka PBDSB Robertson Mawa Luat PSB
Yunus Basri PBK
Tengku Geruna IND
N63 Bukit Goram Jefferson Jamit Unyat (GPS) Jefferson Jamit Unyat PBB Joseph Jinggut DAP Robert Saweng PBDSB Robert Segie PSB
Puso Bujang PBK
P216 Hulu Rajang N64 Baleh Vacant Nicholas Kudi Jantai Masing PRS Kenneth Usang George DAP None Koh Kumbong PSB
Sukarno Layau Mayau @ Iskandar Abdullah PBK
N65 Belaga Liwan Lagang (GPS) Liwan Lagang PRS None None Henry Usat Bit PSB
John Bampa PBK
Siki Balarik IND
N66 Murum Kennedy Chukpai Ugon (GPS) Kennedy Chukpai Ugon PRS Ani Amat PKR Kenneth Adan Silek PBDSB Stanley Ajang Batok PSB
P217 Bintulu N67 Jepak Talib Zulpilip (GPS) Talib Zulpilip PBB None None Raba'ah Tudin PSB
Stevenson Joseph Sumbang PBK
Ani Kazan IND
N68 Tanjong Batu Chiew Chiu Sing (PH) Johny Pang Leong Ming SUPP Chiew Chan Yew DAP Chieng Lea Phing ASPIRASI Nicholas Tang Eng Hui PSB
Andy Yek Hock Siang PBK
Wong Hau Ming IND
N69 Kemena Stephen Rundi Utom (GPS) Stephen Rundi Utom PBB John Bryan Anthony DAP None Bernard Tahim Bael PSB
Chelea Vanissa William PBK
Jame Stephen Randi Sekalai IND
N70 Samalaju Majang Renggi (GPS) Majang Renggi PRS Tony Ung DAP Baba Emperam PBDSB Reggie Suel PSB
Leighton Manjah PBK
P218 Sibuti N71 Bekenu Rosey Yunus (GPS) Rosey Yunus PBB Norhafizah Mohammad Joharie PKR None Abu Bakar Amit PSB
Desmond Ghani Pengiran PBK
N72 Lambir Ripin Lamat (GPS) Ripin Lamat PBB Zolhaidah Suboh PKR None Lila Mohamad PSB
Dyanne Oshield Nickson PBK
P219 Miri N73 Piasau Sebastian Ting Chiew Yew (GPS) Sebastian Ting Chiew Yew SUPP Peter Hee Leh Keng DAP Hanim Jaraee ASPIRASI Steve Teo Jia Jun PSB
Devora Chung Shiew Yen PBK
N74 Pujut Vacant Adam Yii Siew Sang SUPP Alan Ling Sie Kiong DAP Erick Chin Fen Siong ASPIRASI Bruce Chai Khim Cheong PSB
Leslie Ting Siong Ngiap PBK
N75 Senadin Lee Kim Shin (GPS) Lee Kim Shin SUPP Marcus Hugo DAP Bobby William PBDSB Suzanne Lee Tze Ha PSB
Eric Ngieng Sheng Jun PBK
P220 Baram N76 Marudi Penguang Manggil (GPS) Penguang Manggil PDP Elias Lipi Mat PKR Sawing Kedit PBDSB Sylvester Entri Muran PSB
Pierre Gilbert Yong PBK
N77 Telang Usan Dennis Ngau (GPS) Dennis Ngau PBB Philip Jau Ding PKR None Jau Jok PSB
Gia Bala PBK
N78 Mulu Gerawat Gala (GPS) Gerawat Gala PBB Roland Engan PKR None Son Radu PSB
Richard Ibuh PBK
P221 Limbang N79 Bukit Kota Abdul Rahman Ismail (GPS) Abdul Rahman Ismail PBB None None Rosli Amat PSB
Lim Lian Hun PBK
Herun Bungsu IND
N80 Batu Danau Paulus Palu Gumbang (GPS) Paulus Palu Gumbang PBB Racha Balang PKR None Ali Adap PSB
Petrus Bulan PBK
P222 Lawas N81 Ba'kelalan Baru Bian (PSB) Sam Laya PDP Martin Samuel Labo PKR None Baru Bian PSB
Pita Asut PBK
Agnes Padan IND
N82 Bukit Sari Awang Tengah Ali Hasan (GPS) Awang Tengah Ali Hasan PBB None None Alias Mail PSB
Riyah Basrah PBK
Source:[53]

Results

[edit] Main article: Results of the 2021 Sarawak state election
Party or allianceVotes%Seats+/–
Gabungan Parti SarawakParti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu271,71836.41470
Sarawak United Peoples' Party100,04713.4013+6
Parti Rakyat Sarawak50,4236.76110
Progressive Democratic Party35,0454.705+2
Total457,23361.2676+8
Parti Sarawak Bersatu139,51518.694New
Pakatan HarapanDemocratic Action Party55,3087.412–3
People's Justice Party19,8652.6600
National Trust Party3,0240.4100
Total78,19710.482–3
Parti Bumi Kenyalang40,7635.460New
Gabungan Anak SarawakParti Bansa Dayak Sarawak Baru2,9720.4000
Parti Aspirasi Rakyat Sarawak2,5250.3400
Total5,4970.740–3
Perikatan NasionalPan-Malaysian Islamic Party2,0580.2800
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
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Gabungan Parti Sarawak government (76) PSB-led opposition (6)*
76 4 2
Gabungan Parti Sarawak PSB PH
47 13 11 5 4 2
PBB SUPP PRS PDP PSB DAP
Sarawak State Legislative Assembly, 18 December 2021 (82 seats)

Seats that changed allegiance

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State constituency Before After
N01 Opar Parti Sarawak Bersatu Gabungan Parti Sarawak (SUPP)
N12 Kota Sentosa Pakatan Harapan (DAP) Gabungan Parti Sarawak (SUPP)
N39 Krian Perikatan Nasional (BERSATU) Gabungan Parti Sarawak (PDP)
N51 Bukit Assek Pakatan Harapan (DAP) Gabungan Parti Sarawak (SUPP)
N52 Dudong Parti Sarawak Bersatu Gabungan Parti Sarawak (PDP)
N54 Pelawan Pakatan Harapan (DAP) Gabungan Parti Sarawak (SUPP)
N68 Tanjong Batu Pakatan Harapan (DAP) Gabungan Parti Sarawak (SUPP)
N74 Pujut Pakatan Harapan (DAP) Gabungan Parti Sarawak (SUPP)

Election pendulum

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Pre-election pendulum
GOVERNMENT SEATS
Seat Member Party Margin
Marginal
Meluan Rolland Duat Jubin PDP 37.40
Ngemah Alexander Vincent PRS 46.13
Dudong Tiong Thai King (PSB) BN 46.36
Opar Ranum Mina (PSB) BN 50.06
Serembu Miro Simuh (PBB) BN 50.43
Simanggang Francis Harden Hollis SUPP 50.70
Pakan William Mawan Ikom PBB 50.90
Telang Usan Dennis Ngau PBB 51.33
Repok Huang Tiong Sii SUPP 51.96
Mambong Jerip Susil (PBB) BN 52.96
Batu Kitang Ir. Lo Khere Chiang SUPP 53.48
Murum Chukpai Ugon PRS 54.00
Batu Kawah Prof. Dr. Sim Kui Hian SUPP 54.12
Tamin Christopher Gira Sambang PRS 54.99
Tasik Biru Harry @ Henry Jinep PDP 55.13
Fairly safe
Meradong Ding Kuong Hiing SUPP 56.21
Marudi Penguang Manggil PDP 56.89
Piasau Sebastian Ting Chiew Yew SUPP 57.83
Balai Ringin Snowdan Lawan PRS 58.10
Senadin Lee Kim Shin SUPP 58.84
Bukit Semuja John Ilus (PBB) BN 59.64
Safe
Beting Maro Razaili Gapor PBB 60.14
Machan Allan Siden Gramong PBB 60.43
Mulu Gerawat Jala (PBB) BN 61.08
Layar Gerald Rentap Jabu PBB 61.10
Samalaju Majang Renggi PRS 61.34
Bawang Assan Wong Soon Koh (PSB) BN 61.62
Lingga Simoi Peri PBB 66.84
Lambir Ripin Lamat PBB 68.66
Jepak Talib Zulpilip PBB 68.82
Bukit Goram Jefferson Jamit Unyat PBB 69.57
Sebuyau Julaihi Narawi PBB 69.88
Engkilili Johnical Rayong Ngipa (PSB) BN 70.75
Simunjan Awla Idris PBB 71.14
Bekenu Rosey Yunus (PBB) BN 71.68
Kedup Martin Ben PBB 73.23
Tarat Roland Sagah Wee Inn PBB 73.61
Katibas Ambrose Blikau Enturan PBB 74.20
Batang Ai Malcom Mussen Lamoh PRS 74.20
Asajaya Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah PBB 74.72
Kakus John Sikie Tayai PRS 75.21
Batu Danau Paulus Gumbang (PBB) BN 75.37
Kemena Stephen Rundi Utom PBB 75.58
Balingian Abdul Yakub Arbi PBB 77.18
Kabong Mohamad Chee Kadir PBB 77.35
Jemoreng Dr. Juanda Jaya PBB 77.43
Kalaka Abdul Wahab Aziz PBB 77.57
Nangka Dr. Annuar Rapaee PBB 77.62
Gedong Mohd. Naroden Majais PBB 78.77
Satok Abang Abdul Rahman Zohari Abang Openg PBB 79.12
Tupong Fazzrudin Abdul Rahman PBB 79.12
Saribas Mohammad Razi Sitam PBB 79.57
Samariang Sharifah Hasidah Sayeed Aman Ghazali PBB 80.16
Muara Tuang Idris Buang PBB 81.61
Sadong Jaya Aidel Lariwoo PBB 82.22
Pelagus Wilsong Nyabong Ijang PRS 82.26
Stakan Mohamad Ali Mahmud PBB 83.22
Bukit Saban Douglas Uggah Embas PBB 85.66
Semop Abdullah Saidol PBB 85.77
Tebedu Michael Manyin Jawong PBB 86.34
Bukit Begunan Mong Dagang PRS 86.65
Pantai Damai Dr. Abdul Rahman Junaidi PBB 86.62
Demak Laut Dr. Hazland Abang Hipni PBB 88.07
Tellian Yussibnosh Balo PBB 88.42
Kuala Rajang Len Talif Salleh PBB 88.60
Daro Safiee Ahmad PBB 89.78
Belaga Liwan Lagang PRS 89.96
Dalat Fatimah Abdullah @ Ting Sai Ming PBB 90.14
Baleh Dr. James Jemut Masing PRS 91.67
Tanjong Datu Jamilah Anu PBB 93.15
Uncontested
Bukit Kota Dr. Abdul Rahman Ismail PBB n/a
Bukit Sari Awang Tengah Ali Hassan PBB n/a
NON-GOVERNMENT SEATS
Seat Member Party Margin
Marginal
Pujut Vacant DAP 52.57
Ba'kelalan Baru Bian (PSB) PKR 55.20
Fairly safe
Kota Sentosa Chong Chieng Jen DAP 58.16
Pelawan David Wong Kee Woan DAP 58.30
Krian Ali Biju (BERSATU) PKR 58.98
Tanjong Batu Chiew Chiu Sing DAP 59.10
Safe
Bukit Assek Irene Mary Chang Oi Ling DAP 61.05
Batu Lintang See Chee How (PSB) PKR 61.61
Pending Violet Yong Wui Wui DAP 62.60
Padungan Wong King Wei (Ind) DAP 64.31
Post-election pendulum
GOVERNMENT SEATS
Seat Member Party Margin
Marginal
Pelawan Michael Tiang Ming Tee SUPP 27.70
Bukit Assek Joseph Chieng Jin Ek SUPP 34.94
Tanjong Batu Johnny Pang Leong Ming SUPP 35.38
Pakan William Mawan Ikom PBB 41.13
Kota Sentosa Wilfred Yap Yau Sin SUPP 43.05
Krian Friday Belik PDP 43.67
Batang Ai Malcolm Mussen Lamoh PRS 44.59
Pujut Adam Yii Siew Sang SUPP 44.86
Ngemah Anyi Jana PRS 46.23
Opar Billy Sujang SUPP 46.77
Dudong Tiong King Sing PDP 46.99
Simanggang Francis Harden Hollis SUPP 48.94
Beting Maro Razaili Gapor PBB 51.62
Mambong Jerip Susil PBB 52.00
Kakus John Sikie Tayai PRS 52.35
Batu Danau Paulus Palu Gumbang PBB 53.14
Meluan Rolland Duat Jubin PDP 53.21
Machan Allan Siden Gramong PBB 53.66
Tasik Biru Henry Harry Jinep PDP 53.71
Fairly safe
Pelagus Wilson Nyabong Ijang PRS 56.29
Balai Ringin Snowdan Lawan PRS 56.38
Batu Kitang Lo Khere Chiang SUPP 57.66
Serembu Miro Simuh PBB 57.69
Lingga Dayang Noorazah Awang Sohor PBB 58.10
Meradong Ding Kuong Hiing SUPP 58.24
Bukit Begunan Mong Dagang PRS 58.69
Telang Usan Dennis Ngau PBB 59.76
Safe
Tarat Roland Sagah Wee Inn PBB 60.25
Tebedu Simon Sinang Bada PBB 61.82
Baleh Nicholas Kudi Jantai PRS 61.85
Senadin Lee Kim Shin SUPP 62.30
Kemena Stephen Rundi Utom PBB 62.82
Kedup Martin Ben PBB 63.34
Muara Tuang Idris Buang PBB 63.63
Semop Abdullah Saidol PBB 64.58
Tamin Christopher Gira Sambang PRS 64.99
Katibas Lidam Assan PBB 64.62
Saribas Razi Sitam PBB 65.52
Murum Kennedy Chukpai Ugon PRS 66.23
Piasau Sebastian Ting Chiew Yew SUPP 66.61
Mulu Gerawat Gala PBB 66.67
Samalaju Majang Renggi PRS 67.05
Kabong Mohd Chee Kadir PBB 67.32
Layar Gerald Rentap Jabu PBB 67.75
Bukit Goram Jefferson Jamit Unyat PBB 68.45
Lambir Ripin Lamat PBB 69.15
Jepak Talib Zulpilip PBB 69.44
Asajaya Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah PBB 70.04
Bukit Semuja John Ilus PBB 70.06
Tellian Royston Valentine PBB 70.10
Batu Kawah Sim Kui Hian SUPP 70.20
Kuala Rajang Len Talif Salleh PBB 70.35
Belaga Liwan Lagang PRS 70.52
Balingian Abdul Yakub Arbi PBB 71.13
Kalaka Mohamad Duri PBB 72.43
Stakan Hamzah Brahim PBB 72.45
Simunjan Awla Dris PBB 73.02
Repok Huang Tiong Sii SUPP 73.15
Marudi Penguang Manggil PDP 74.53
Bukit Saban Douglas Uggah Embas PBB 77.94
Demak Laut Hazland Abang Hipni PBB 78.25
Bukit Kota Abdul Rahman Ismail PBB 78.80
Sebuyau Julaihi Narawi PBB 79.30
Tanjong Datu Azizul Annuar Adenan PBB 79.39
Bekenu Rosey Yunus PBB 79.58
Gedong Abang Abdul Rahman Zohari Abang Openg PBB 81.88
Pantai Damai Abdul Rahman Junaidi PBB 82.19
Sadong Jaya Aidel Lariwoo PBB 82.96
Satok Ibrahim Baki PBB 83.58
Nangka Annuar Rapaee PBB 84.09
Tupong Fazzrudin Abdul Rahman PBB 85.24
Jemoreng Juanda Jaya PBB 86.80
Bukit Sari Awang Tengah Ali Hasan PBB 87.48
Samariang Sharifah Hasidah Sayeed Aman Ghazali PBB 87.61
Daro Safiee Ahmad PBB 93.18
Dalat Fatimah Abdullah PBB 93.90
NON-GOVERNMENT SEATS
Seat Member Party Margin
Marginal
Batu Lintang See Chee How PSB 35.86
Pending Violet Yong Wui Wui DAP 40.29
Bawang Assan Wong Soon Koh PSB 43.25
Engkilili Johnical Rayong Ngipa PSB 43.48
Padungan Chong Chieng Jen DAP 50.40
Ba'kelalan Baru Bian PSB 54.66

Aftermath

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Abang Zohari were sworn in as the Chief Minister before the Yang di-Pertua Negeri at The Astana, Sarawak in the night of the election, even before Election Commission released the final tally of all the votes, as it was confirmed by EC that GPS has won the election with a supermajority.[54] His cabinet, announced on 30 December, were sworn in on 4 January 2022 at the Sarawak Legislative Assembly building, in a historic virtual ceremony before the Yang di-Pertua Negeri, via video conference from The Astana, as Covid-19 restrictions were still in force.[55][56]

Wong Soon Koh, the president of PSB and MLA for Bawang Assan, were appointed as Sarawak State Opposition Leader.[57]

See Chee How, the MLA for Batu Lintang, announced on 12 August 2022 that he is leaving PSB and becoming an independent MLA, leaving PSB with 3 MLAs and the Opposition with 5 MLAs in the Legislative Assembly.[58]

On 6 April 2024, Wong confirmed that the Registrar of Societies had approved the application of PSB to be dissolved on 19 March 2024 and all 80,000 PSB members had joined the PDP upon the dissolution. PDP President Tiong King Sing also appointed Wong as the Senior Vice President, Johnical Rayong Ngipa and Baru Bian as Vice Presidents of PDP. Upon the dissolution of PSB and the joining of its members in GPS, which was the state ruling coalition, Chong Chieng Jen of DAP took office as the Sarawak State Opposition Leader for the second term after the Sarawak opposition was left with only PH (DAP) who were represented by only two MLAs Chong himself who was the Padungan MLA and Pending MLA Violet Yong Wui Wui. GPS also increased its seat to 79 of the 82 seats in the State Assembly, after remaining 3 of PSB's MLAs joined PDP.[59]

Notes

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  1. ^ Gabungan Parti Sarawak was a new coalition formed from several existing parties in the immediate aftermath of the 2018 federal election. The component parties (PBB, PRS, SUPP and PDP) held a collective total of 61 seats in the last election.
  2. ^ PSB did not formally contest the last election. However, five of the six current sitting MLAs participated in the last election as partyless Barisan Nasional candidates.
  1. ^ Due to SPR regulations, Ali Biju's name remains on the ballot.

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