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Sabah: 1994 State Election

Party	Seats Won	Votes Won	Seats Contested
?PBS	25/48 (52.1%)	215,952 (49.7%)	48/48 (100.0%)
?BN	23/48 (47.9%)	201,374 (46.3%)	48/48 (100.0%)
?BEBAS	0/48 (0.0%)	13,006 (3.0%)	32/48 (66.7%)
?SETIA	0/48 (0.0%)	846 (0.2%)	14/48 (29.2%)
?BERSEKUTU	0/48 (0.0%)	1,121 (0.3%)	6/48 (12.5%)
?PAS	0/48 (0.0%)	440 (0.1%)	3/48 (6.3%)
?DAP	0/48 (0.0%)	2,153 (0.5%)	2/48 (4.2%)

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N.01 Banggi, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Amir Kahar bin Mustapha (PBS)

Majority

347 (7.6%)

N.02 Kudat, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Kong Hong Ming (BN)

Majority

279 (2.6%)

N.03 Bengkoka, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Masrani bin Parman (BN)

Majority

833 (13.5%)

N.04 Matunggong, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Markus bin Majihi (PBS)

Majority

1,843 (29.8%)

N.05 Tandek, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Saibul bin Supu (PBS)

Majority

673 (12.8%)

N.06 Langkon, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Maximus bin Ongkili (Johnity) (PBS)

Majority

2,719 (47.9%)

N.07 Tempasuk, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Pandikar Amin bin Mulia (BN)

Majority

947 (11.3%)

N.08 Usukan, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Md Salleh Md Said (Salleh Said Keruak) (BN)

Majority

2,683 (26.4%)

N.09 Kadamaian, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Baggai bin Basirun (PBS)

Majority

3,032 (40.1%)

N.10 Tamparuli, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Wilfred Mojilip bin Bumburing (PBS)

Majority

5,087 (66.1%)

N.11 Sulaman, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Hajiji bin Noor (BN)

Majority

876 (9.4%)

N.12 Kiulu, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Gisin bin Lombut (PBS)

Majority

2,528 (40.9%)

N.13 Kundasang, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Ewon Ebin (PBS)

Majority

939 (10.5%)

N.14 Ranau, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Siringan bin Gubat (PBS)

Majority

1,022 (12.5%)

N.15 Sugut, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Surady bin Kayong (BN)

Majority

79 (1.7%)

N.16 Labuk, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Tan Yong Gee (PBS)

Majority

1,076 (16.5%)

N.17 Sungai Sibuga, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Musa bin Aman (BN)

Majority

3,708 (28.9%)

N.18 Elopura, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Tham Nyip Shen (BN)

Majority

870 (9.0%)

N.19 Tanjong Papat, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Raymond Tan Shu Kiah (BN)

Majority

87 (1.0%)

N.20 Karamunting, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Lau Pui Keong (PBS)

Majority

113 (1.4%)

N.21 Sekong, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Nahalan bin Damsal (BN)

Majority

1,548 (19.9%)

N.22 Sukau, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Aklee bin Abass (BN)

Majority

912 (14.8%)

N.23 Kuamut, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Joseph Sitin bin Saang (PBS)

Majority

735 (18.9%)

N.24 Tambunan, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Joseph Pairin Kitingan (PBS)

Majority

5,696 (81.3%)

N.25 Bingkor, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Jeffrey Gapari Kitingan (PBS)

Majority

4,159 (44.5%)

N.26 Moyog, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Bernard Giluk Dompok (PBS)

Majority

3,255 (28.4%)

N.27 Inanam, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Stephen Kinson Kutai (PBS)

Majority

4,079 (34.5%)

N.28 Likas, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Yong Teck Lee (BN)

Majority

2,180 (15.7%)

N.29 Api-Api, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Chau Tet On (PBS)

Majority

4,294 (30.7%)

N.30 Sembulan, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Chau Chin Tang (PBS)

Majority

298 (3.2%)

N.31 Petagas, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Yahya bin Hussin (Yahyah) (BN)

Majority

1,190 (8.3%)

N.32 Kawang, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Osu Sukam (BN)

Majority

64 (0.7%)

N.33 Buang Sayang, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Abdul Rahim bin Ismail (BN)

Majority

1,643 (14.8%)

N.34 Bongawan, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Karim bin Bujang (BN)

Majority

1,902 (20.3%)

N.35 Kuala Penyu, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Wences Angang (James) (PBS)

Majority

400 (4.7%)

N.36 Klias, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Lajim bin Ukin (PBS)

Majority

405 (4.3%)

N.37 Lumadan, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Dayang Mahani binti Pengiran Ahmad Raffae (BN)

Majority

1,768 (24.3%)

N.38 Sipitang, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Sapawi bin Amat Wasali (BN)

Majority

1,446 (18.7%)

N.39 Tenom, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Kadoh bin Agundong (Ferdinand) (PBS)

Majority

1,898 (28.7%)

N.40 Kemabong, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Rubin bin Balang (PBS)

Majority

1,150 (19.3%)

N.41 Sook, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Joseph Kurup (PBS)

Majority

4,064 (36.3%)

N.42 Nabawan, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Adut bin Sigoh (Joe bin Said Besar) (PBS)

Majority

623 (15.1%)

N.43 Merotai, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Abdul Ghapur bin Salleh (BN)

Majority

6,153 (47.0%)

N.44 Sri Tanjung, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Michael Lim Yun Sang (PBS)

Majority

926 (5.6%)

N.45 Lahad Datu, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Mohamad Yusof bin Amat Jamlee (BN)

Majority

1,144 (7.5%)

N.46 Kunak, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Unding bin Lana (BN)

Majority

3,179 (33.3%)

N.47 Balung, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Abdul Mannan bin Jakasa (BN)

Majority

2,058 (16.0%)

N.48 Sulabayan, Sabah

18 Feb 1994

Sakaran bin Dandai (BN)

Majority

3,149 (25.9%)

SE-0818 Feb 1994

N.01 Banggi, Sabah

Summary Statistics

Aggregate statistics by seat

Constituency
Sabah	153	598,305	442,139	73.9	—	—	5,474	1.2	1,773	0.4
N.01 Banggi	5	6,555	4,621	70.5	347	7.6	67	1.4	0	0.0
N.02 Kudat	5	15,298	11,046	72.2	279	2.6	147	1.3	15	0.1
N.03 Bengkoka	2	9,033	6,286	69.6	833	13.5	96	1.5	1	0.0
N.04 Matunggong	4	8,350	6,277	75.2	1,843	29.8	87	1.4	0	0.0
N.05 Tandek	3	6,938	5,347	77.1	673	12.8	80	1.5	1	0.0
N.06 Langkon	3	7,677	5,730	74.6	2,719	47.9	50	0.9	3	0.1
N.07 Tempasuk	3	10,858	8,619	79.4	947	11.3	121	1.4	145	1.7
N.08 Usukan	4	12,452	10,287	82.6	2,683	26.4	103	1.0	10	0.1
N.09 Kadamaian	5	8,945	7,636	85.4	3,032	40.1	66	0.9	4	0.1
N.10 Tamparuli	3	9,658	7,769	80.4	5,087	66.1	56	0.7	14	0.2
N.11 Sulaman	4	11,771	9,385	79.7	876	9.4	80	0.9	20	0.2
N.12 Kiulu	2	8,156	6,246	76.6	2,528	40.9	62	1.0	4	0.1
N.13 Kundasang	2	11,061	9,087	82.2	939	10.5	111	1.2	3	0.0
N.14 Ranau	2	10,329	8,298	80.3	1,022	12.5	84	1.0	6	0.1
N.15 Sugut	2	7,386	4,840	65.5	79	1.7	111	2.3	2	0.0
N.16 Labuk	3	8,847	6,595	74.5	1,076	16.5	72	1.1	0	0.0
N.17 Sungai Sibuga	4	19,960	13,579	68.0	3,708	28.9	212	1.6	548	4.0
N.18 Elopura	3	14,311	9,910	69.2	870	9.0	123	1.3	78	0.8
N.19 Tanjong Papat	3	12,605	8,580	68.1	87	1.0	64	0.8	93	1.1
N.20 Karamunting	2	12,218	8,421	68.9	113	1.4	92	1.1	4	0.0
N.21 Sekong	2	13,764	7,954	57.8	1,548	19.9	160	2.0	8	0.1
N.22 Sukau	3	10,187	6,251	61.4	912	14.8	95	1.5	10	0.2
N.23 Kuamut	3	5,452	3,948	72.4	735	18.9	53	1.3	4	0.1
N.24 Tambunan	3	8,153	7,082	86.9	5,696	81.3	44	0.6	35	0.5
N.25 Bingkor	3	12,061	9,421	78.1	4,159	44.5	70	0.7	6	0.1
N.26 Moyog	5	14,242	12,155	85.3	3,255	28.4	270	2.3	421	3.5
N.27 Inanam	3	15,566	11,962	76.8	4,079	34.5	140	1.2	7	0.1
N.28 Likas	2	19,756	14,030	71.0	2,180	15.7	140	1.0	0	0.0
N.29 Api-Api	2	20,016	14,124	70.6	4,294	30.7	108	0.8	46	0.3
N.30 Sembulan	4	13,504	9,514	70.5	298	3.2	114	1.2	27	0.3
N.31 Petagas	3	20,350	14,934	73.4	1,190	8.3	298	2.0	236	1.6
N.32 Kawang	5	11,750	9,561	81.4	64	0.7	73	0.8	0	0.0
N.33 Buang Sayang	3	13,802	11,208	81.2	1,643	14.8	72	0.6	18	0.2
N.34 Bongawan	3	11,868	9,451	79.6	1,902	20.3	81	0.9	0	0.0
N.35 Kuala Penyu	3	10,486	8,596	82.0	400	4.7	85	1.0	0	0.0
N.36 Klias	2	12,033	9,468	78.7	405	4.3	111	1.2	0	0.0
N.37 Lumadan	2	9,065	7,364	81.2	1,768	24.3	98	1.3	0	0.0
N.38 Sipitang	2	9,702	7,773	80.1	1,446	18.7	59	0.8	0	0.0
N.39 Tenom	5	8,841	6,668	75.4	1,898	28.7	60	0.9	4	0.1
N.40 Kemabong	3	7,366	6,018	81.7	1,150	19.3	72	1.2	0	0.0
N.41 Sook	2	14,724	11,410	77.5	4,064	36.3	216	1.9	0	0.0
N.42 Nabawan	2	5,209	4,205	80.7	623	15.1	88	2.1	0	0.0
N.43 Merotai	4	18,662	13,231	70.9	6,153	47.0	136	1.0	0	0.0
N.44 Sri Tanjung	3	24,720	16,666	67.4	926	5.6	121	0.7	0	0.0
N.45 Lahad Datu	4	23,055	15,385	66.7	1,144	7.5	212	1.4	0	0.0
N.46 Kunak	4	14,858	9,743	65.6	3,179	33.3	193	2.0	0	0.0
N.47 Balung	5	19,079	13,016	68.2	2,058	16.0	125	1.0	0	0.0
N.48 Sulabayan	4	17,626	12,442	70.6	3,149	25.9	296	2.4	0	0.0