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Sarawak: 1969 State Election

Party	Seats Won	Votes Won	Seats Contested
?PERIKATAN	15/48 (31.3%)	63,668 (25.4%)	33/48 (68.8%)
?SNAP	12/48 (25.0%)	61,241 (24.5%)	47/48 (97.9%)
?SUPP	12/48 (25.0%)	72,178 (28.8%)	40/48 (83.3%)
?PESAKA	8/48 (16.7%)	34,281 (13.7%)	35/48 (72.9%)
?BEBAS	1/48 (2.1%)	18,987 (7.6%)	66/48 (137.5%)

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N.01 Lundu, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Chong Kim Mook (SUPP)

Majority

221 (4.2%)

N.02 Bau, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Ong Ah Khim (SUPP)

Majority

677 (8.7%)

N.03 Kuching Barat, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Cheng Yew Kiew (PERIKATAN)

Majority

1,307 (12.1%)

N.04 Kuching Timor, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Stephen Yong Kuet Tze (SUPP)

Majority

6,571 (69.9%)

N.05 Semariang, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Ajibah binti Abol (PERIKATAN)

Majority

2,262 (38.1%)

N.06 Sekama, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Sim Kheng Hong (SUPP)

Majority

2,199 (29.0%)

N.07 Sebandi, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Ikhwan bin Abang Zainei (PERIKATAN)

Majority

2,225 (35.0%)

N.08 Muara Tuang, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Mohamad bin Musa (PERIKATAN)

Majority

702 (16.8%)

N.09 Batu Kawah, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Chong Kiun Kong (SUPP)

Majority

2,098 (30.3%)

N.10 Bengoh, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Segus anak Ginyai (SUPP)

Majority

264 (6.2%)

N.11 Tarat, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Nelson Kundai anak Ngareng (SNAP)

Majority

1,069 (14.6%)

N.12 Tebakang, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Michael Ben anak Panggi (SNAP)

Majority

949 (14.8%)

N.13 Semera, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Mohammed Puteh bin Abdullah (Lee Thiam Kee) (PERIKATAN)

Majority

1,852 (38.4%)

N.14 Gedong, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Abang Abdul Rahim bin Abang Moasili (PERIKATAN)

Majority

110 (2.4%)

N.15 Lingga-Sebuyau, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Tawi Sli (PESAKA)

Majority

219 (3.6%)

N.16 Simanggang, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Nelson Liap anak Kudu (SNAP)

Majority

634 (9.3%)

N.17 Engkilili-Skrang, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Simon Dembab anak Maja (PESAKA)

Majority

125 (3.8%)

N.18 Ulu Ai, Sarawak

10 May 1969

David anak Jemut (SNAP)

Majority

45 (1.6%)

N.19 Saribas, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Kihok bin Amat (PERIKATAN)

Majority

537 (12.4%)

N.20 Layar, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Stephen Kalong anak Ningkan (SNAP)

Majority

1,389 (30.0%)

N.21 Kalaka, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Wan Alwi bin Tuanku Ibrahim (PESAKA)

Majority

556 (12.0%)

N.22 Krian, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Dunstan Endawie anak Enchana (SNAP)

Majority

2,061 (44.5%)

N.23 Kuala Rajang, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Abdul Rahman bin Ya'kub (PERIKATAN)

Majority

1,330 (27.3%)

N.24 Repok, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Khoo Peng Loong (SUPP)

Majority

612 (12.0%)

N.25 Matu-Daro, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Awang Hipni bin Pengiran Annu (PERIKATAN)

Majority

2,795 (54.1%)

N.26 Binatang, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Anthony Teo Tiao Gin (SUPP)

Majority

918 (12.9%)

N.27 Sibu Tengah, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Chew Kim Poon (SUPP)

Majority

2,372 (31.9%)

N.28 Sibu Luar, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Wong Kah Sing (SUPP)

Majority

708 (11.6%)

N.29 Igan, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Ling Beng Siong (PERIKATAN)

Majority

769 (12.5%)

N.30 Dudong, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Kong Chung Siew (SUPP)

Majority

241 (5.3%)

N.31 Balingian, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Mohd. Pauzi bin Hamdani (PERIKATAN)

Majority

699 (14.4%)

N.32 Oya, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Vincent Ferrer Suyong (PERIKATAN)

Majority

171 (3.3%)

N.33 Pakan, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Mandi anak Sanar (PESAKA)

Majority

71 (3.0%)

N.34 Meluan, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Gramong anak Jelian (SNAP)

Majority

70 (3.0%)

N.35 Machan, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Thomas anak Kana (PESAKA)

Majority

870 (19.9%)

N.36 Ngemah, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Lias anak Kana (BEBAS)

Majority

136 (4.4%)

N.37 Song, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Ngelambong anak Bangau (SNAP)

Majority

320 (7.8%)

N.38 Pelagus, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Bennet Jarrow (PESAKA)

Majority

320 (10.1%)

N.39 Baleh, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Kenneth Kanyan anak Temenggong Koh (PESAKA)

Majority

425 (8.9%)

N.40 Belaga, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Nyipa Kilah (Nyipa Batok) (SUPP)

Majority

84 (3.9%)

N.41 Tatau, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Awang Ismail bin Pengiran Zainuddin (PERIKATAN)

Majority

149 (3.3%)

N.42 Kemena, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Abok anak Jalin (PESAKA)

Majority

211 (4.9%)

N.43 Subis, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Francis Loke (SNAP)

Majority

308 (5.7%)

N.44 Miri, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Chia Chin Shin (PERIKATAN)

Majority

365 (5.3%)

N.45 Marudi, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Edward Jeli anak Belayong (SNAP)

Majority

2,176 (42.6%)

N.46 Telang Usan, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Joseph Balan Seling (SNAP)

Majority

850 (23.9%)

N.47 Limbang, Sarawak

10 May 1969

James Wong Kim Min (SNAP)

Majority

1,867 (40.5%)

N.48 Lawas, Sarawak

10 May 1969

Awang Daud bin Awang Metusin (PERIKATAN)

Majority

226 (5.2%)

SE-0110 May 1969

N.01 Lundu, Sarawak

Summary Statistics

Aggregate statistics by seat

Constituency
Sarawak	221	332,732	266,225	80.0	—	—	15,870	6.0
N.01 Lundu	6	6,000	5,445	90.8	221	4.2	222	4.1
N.02 Bau	5	9,424	8,382	88.9	677	8.7	641	7.6
N.03 Kuching Barat	4	12,914	11,098	85.9	1,307	12.1	317	2.9
N.04 Kuching Timor	5	11,963	9,686	81.0	6,571	69.9	291	3.0
N.05 Semariang	5	7,477	6,335	84.7	2,262	38.1	401	6.3
N.06 Sekama	4	10,269	8,005	78.0	2,199	29.0	416	5.2
N.07 Sebandi	3	7,930	6,685	84.3	2,225	35.0	331	5.0
N.08 Muara Tuang	4	4,890	4,352	89.0	702	16.8	175	4.0
N.09 Batu Kawah	3	8,912	7,444	83.5	2,098	30.3	512	6.9
N.10 Bengoh	5	4,997	4,403	88.1	264	6.2	116	2.6
N.11 Tarat	3	8,605	7,705	89.5	1,069	14.6	392	5.1
N.12 Tebakang	3	7,754	6,868	88.6	949	14.8	473	6.9
N.13 Semera	3	5,916	5,214	88.1	1,852	38.4	385	7.4
N.14 Gedong	4	5,637	4,839	85.8	110	2.4	313	6.5
N.15 Lingga-Sebuyau	5	8,376	6,484	77.4	219	3.6	479	7.4
N.16 Simanggang	8	9,100	7,290	80.1	634	9.3	445	6.1
N.17 Engkilili-Skrang	4	4,660	3,639	78.1	125	3.8	391	10.7
N.18 Ulu Ai	6	4,254	3,236	76.1	45	1.6	365	11.3
N.19 Saribas	5	6,622	4,607	69.6	537	12.4	266	5.8
N.20 Layar	4	6,470	5,006	77.4	1,389	30.0	381	7.6
N.21 Kalaka	4	5,584	4,880	87.4	556	12.0	263	5.4
N.22 Krian	3	6,308	5,033	79.8	2,061	44.5	404	8.0
N.23 Kuala Rajang	6	5,732	5,087	88.7	1,330	27.3	222	4.4
N.24 Repok	4	6,225	5,343	85.8	612	12.0	255	4.8
N.25 Matu-Daro	7	6,302	5,452	86.5	2,795	54.1	286	5.2
N.26 Binatang	4	8,961	7,404	82.6	918	12.9	300	4.1
N.27 Sibu Tengah	4	10,413	7,804	74.9	2,372	31.9	363	4.7
N.28 Sibu Luar	6	8,366	6,418	76.7	708	11.6	324	5.0
N.29 Igan	6	7,313	6,416	87.7	769	12.5	288	4.5
N.30 Dudong	5	6,193	4,841	78.2	241	5.3	280	5.8
N.31 Balingian	7	8,265	5,227	63.2	699	14.4	362	6.9
N.32 Oya	7	7,533	5,669	75.3	171	3.3	436	7.7
N.33 Pakan	4	3,851	2,724	70.7	71	3.0	327	12.0
N.34 Meluan	4	3,789	2,652	70.0	70	3.0	347	13.1
N.35 Machan	3	5,496	4,446	80.9	870	19.9	71	1.6
N.36 Ngemah	7	4,728	3,373	71.3	136	4.4	267	7.9
N.37 Song	3	5,917	4,507	76.2	320	7.8	395	8.8
N.38 Pelagus	3	4,604	3,415	74.2	320	10.1	241	7.1
N.39 Baleh	4	6,412	5,150	80.3	425	8.9	371	7.2
N.40 Belaga	4	3,027	2,269	75.0	84	3.9	136	6.0
N.41 Tatau	6	6,450	4,722	73.2	149	3.3	253	5.4
N.42 Kemena	5	6,619	4,699	71.0	211	4.9	349	7.4
N.43 Subis	4	7,913	5,950	75.2	308	5.7	583	9.8
N.44 Miri	5	9,946	7,228	72.7	365	5.3	277	3.8
N.45 Marudi	4	7,290	5,387	73.9	2,176	42.6	275	5.1
N.46 Telang Usan	4	5,761	3,925	68.1	850	23.9	363	9.2
N.47 Limbang	4	6,184	4,938	79.9	1,867	40.5	330	6.7
N.48 Lawas	5	5,380	4,543	84.4	226	5.2	190	4.2