State constituency in Sabah, Malaysia
Malaysian electoral constituency
Labuk is a state constituency in Sabah , Malaysia , that is represented in the Sabah State Legislative Assembly .[1]
Demographics [ edit ]
Ethnic breakdown of Labuk's electorate as of 2020
Sabah Bumiputera (74.77%)
Malay-Muslim Bumiputera (12.70%)
Other ethnicities (11.03%)
History [ edit ]
Member of Sabah State Legislative Assembly for Labuk
Assembly
Years
Member
Party
Constituency created
3rd
1967 – 1971
Jimmy Malis
UPKO
4th
1971 – 1976
Salleh Otik
Alliance (USNO )
5th
1976
Paul Baklin
BERJAYA
1976 – 1981
BN (BERJAYA )
6th
1981 – 1985
7th
1985 – 1986
Tan Yong Gee
PBS
8th
1986 – 1990
9th
1990 – 1994
10th
1994 – 1999
11th
1999 – 2002
Metah Asang
2002 – 2004
BN (PBS )
12th
2004 – 2008
13th
2008 – 2013
14th
2013 – 2018
15th
2018
Abdul Rahman Kongkawang
2018 – 2019
PBS
2019 – 2020
WARISAN
2020
Independent
16th
2020 – 2022
Samad Jambri
GRS (BERSATU )
2022 - 2023
GRS (Direct )
2023–present
GRS (PGRS )
Election results [ edit ]
Sabah state election, 2013 : Labuk
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
∆%
BN
Metah Asang
7,408
63.12
15.53
PKR
Tan Yong Gee
2,882
24.55
15.35
STAR
Pinus Gondili
1,238
10.55
10.55
Total valid votes
11,528
98.22
Total rejected ballots
209
1.78
Unreturned ballots
0
0.00
Turnout
11,737
78.18
9.26
Registered electors
15,013
Majority
4,526
38.57
30.88
Labuk hold
Swing
BN
Sabah state election, 2008 : Labuk
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
∆%
BN
Metah Asang
6,178
78.65
PKR
Sipin Kadandi
723
9.20
Independent
Mervin Enti
657
8.36
Independent
Yusof @ Joseph Apok
107
1.36
Total valid votes
7,665
97.58
Total rejected ballots
161
2.05
Unreturned ballots
29
0.37
Turnout
7,855
68.92
Registered electors
11,397
Majority
5,455
69.45
Labuk hold
Swing
BN
Sabah state election, 2004 : Labuk
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
∆%
On the nomination day, Metah Asang won uncontested.
BN
Metah Asang
Total valid votes
Total rejected ballots
Unreturned ballots
Turnout
Registered electors
11,398
Majority
Labuk gain from BN
Swing
PBS
Sabah state election, 1999 : Labuk
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
∆%
PBS
Metah Asang
4,478
51.09
1.72
BN
Tan Yong Gee
3,349
38.21
5.15
Independent
Liaw Teck King
393
4.48
4.48
BERSEKUTU
Abdul Aziz Mohd Nasroh
217
2.48
2.48
SETIA
Yusof @ Joseph Apok
77
0.88
0.88
Independent
Nordin Khani
46
0.52
0.52
Independent
Kamar Karim
34
0.39
0.39
Total valid votes
8,594
98.05
Total rejected ballots
171
1.95
Unreturned ballots
0
0.00
Turnout
8,765
75.85
1.30
Registered electors
11,556
Majority
1,129
12.88
3.43
Labuk hold
Swing
PBS
Sabah state election, 1994 : Labuk
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
∆%
PBS
Tan Yong Gee
3,256
49.37
3.11
BN
Thamrin Mohd Zaini
2,180
33.06
8.17
Independent
Dennis Twening Rantau
1,087
16.48
16.48
Total valid votes
6,523
98.91
Total rejected ballots
72
1.09
Unreturned ballots
0
0.00
Turnout
6,595
74.55
1.01
Registered electors
8,847
Majority
1,076
16.31
11.28
Labuk hold
Swing
PBS
Sabah state election, 1990 : Labuk
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
∆%
PBS
Tan Yong Gee
3,167
52.48
0.07
USNO
Hamza Abdullah
1,502
24.89
3.00
PRS
Paul Baklin Gurandi
811
13.44
13.44
BERJAYA
Salleh Otik
345
5.72
18.60
AKAR
Thamrin Mohd Zaini
140
2.32
2.32
Total valid votes
5,965
98.84
Total rejected ballots
70
1.16
Unreturned ballots
0
0.00
Turnout
6,035
75.56
2.26
Registered electors
7,987
Majority
1,665
27.59
0.64
Labuk hold
Swing
PBS
Sabah state election, 1986 : Labuk
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
∆%
PBS
Tan Yong Gee
2,638
52.55
BERJAYA
Paul Baklin Gurandi
1,221
24.32
USNO
Juslie Ajirol
1,099
21.89
Total valid votes
4,958
98.76
Total rejected ballots
62
1.24
Unreturned ballots
0
0.00
Turnout
5,020
73.30
Registered electors
6,849
Majority
1,417
28.23
Labuk hold
Swing
PBS
References [ edit ]
Perlis State Legislative Assembly
Kedah State Legislative Assembly
Kelantan State Legislative Assembly
Terengganu State Legislative Assembly
Penang State Legislative Assembly
Perak State Legislative Assembly
Pahang State Legislative Assembly
Selangor State Legislative Assembly
Negeri Sembilan State Legislative Assembly
Malacca State Legislative Assembly
Johor State Legislative Assembly
Sabah State Legislative Assembly
Sarawak State Legislative Assembly
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