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Complete electoral history of N.29 Chuah, Negeri Sembilan

SE-16 (2026) • N.29 Chuah

Yew Boon Lye(PKR / PH)

Majority:

23.6%

Voter Turnout:

71.6%

SE-15 (2023) • N.29 Chuah

Yew Boon Lye(PKR / PH)

Majority:

62.7%

Voter Turnout:

67.3%

SE-14 (2018) • N.29 Chuah

Michael Yek Diew Ching(PKR / PH)

Majority:

31.6%

Voter Turnout:

85.3%

SE-13 (2013) • N.29 Chuah

Chai Tong Chai(PKR / PR)

Majority:

27.0%

Voter Turnout:

85.7%

SE-12 (2008) • N.29 Chuah

Chai Tong Chai(PKR / PR)

Majority:

17.6%

Voter Turnout:

75.6%

SE-11 (2004) • N.29 Chuah

Foo Ming Chee(MCA / BN)

Majority:

44.2%

Voter Turnout:

72.2%

Chuah was created from Lukut in the 2003 redelineation

SE-10 (1999) • N.32 Lukut

Yeow Chai Thiam(MCA / BN)

Majority:

22.3%

Voter Turnout:

72.5%

SE-09 (1995) • N.32 Lukut

Yeow Chai Thiam(MCA / BN)

Majority:

35.1%

Voter Turnout:

74.8%

Jimah was renamed to Lukut in the 1994 redelineation, with most of its area retained. A minor portion was split off to form Rantau.

SE-08 (1990) • N.23 Jimah

Yeow Chai Thiam(MCA / BN)

Majority:

20.9%

Voter Turnout:

78.3%

SE-07 (1986) • N.23 Jimah

Kuppusamy a/l Maruthy(DAP)

Majority:

2.4%

Voter Turnout:

78.3%

SE-06 (1982) • N.17 Jimah

Yap Ah Peng (Yap Aun Ping)(MCA / BN)

Majority:

3.5%

Voter Turnout:

81.3%

SE-05 (1978) • N.17 Jimah

Yap Ah Peng (Yap Aun Ping)(MCA / BN)

Majority:

5.8%

Voter Turnout:

82.1%

SE-04 (1974) • N.17 Jimah

Yap Ah Peng (Yap Aun Ping)(MCA / BN)

Majority:

14.3%

Voter Turnout:

81.4%

SE-03 (1969) • N.12 Jimah

Oh Keng Seng(DAP)

Majority:

21.7%

Voter Turnout:

73.8%

SE-02 (1964) • N.12 Jimah

Cheah Yen Kwee(MCA / PERIKATAN)

Majority:

7.2%

Voter Turnout:

76.9%

SE-01 (1959) • N.12 Jimah

V. Letchumanan(MIC / PERIKATAN)

Majority:

61.5%

Voter Turnout:

84.4%

Election	Constituency	Winning Party	Candidate Name	Majority	Voter Turnout
SE-16(2026)	N.29 Chuah	?PKR (PH)	Yew Boon Lye	23.6%	71.6%
SE-15(2023)	N.29 Chuah	?PKR (PH)	Yew Boon Lye	62.7%	67.3%
SE-14(2018)	N.29 Chuah	?PKR (PH)	Michael Yek Diew Ching	31.6%	85.3%
SE-13(2013)	N.29 Chuah	?PKR (PR)	Chai Tong Chai	27.0%	85.7%
SE-12(2008)	N.29 Chuah	?PKR (PR)	Chai Tong Chai	17.6%	75.6%
SE-11(2004)	N.29 Chuah	?MCA (BN)	Foo Ming Chee	44.2%	72.2%
Chuah was created from Lukut in the 2003 redelineation
SE-10(1999)	N.32 Lukut	?MCA (BN)	Yeow Chai Thiam	22.3%	72.5%
SE-09(1995)	N.32 Lukut	?MCA (BN)	Yeow Chai Thiam	35.1%	74.8%
Jimah was renamed to Lukut in the 1994 redelineation, with most of its area retained. A minor portion was split off to form Rantau.
SE-08(1990)	N.23 Jimah	?MCA (BN)	Yeow Chai Thiam	20.9%	78.3%
SE-07(1986)	N.23 Jimah	?DAP	Kuppusamy a/l Maruthy	2.4%	78.3%
SE-06(1982)	N.17 Jimah	?MCA (BN)	Yap Ah Peng (Yap Aun Ping)	3.5%	81.3%
SE-05(1978)	N.17 Jimah	?MCA (BN)	Yap Ah Peng (Yap Aun Ping)	5.8%	82.1%
SE-04(1974)	N.17 Jimah	?MCA (BN)	Yap Ah Peng (Yap Aun Ping)	14.3%	81.4%
SE-03(1969)	N.12 Jimah	?DAP	Oh Keng Seng	21.7%	73.8%
SE-02(1964)	N.12 Jimah	?MCA (PERIKATAN)	Cheah Yen Kwee	7.2%	76.9%
SE-01(1959)	N.12 Jimah	?MIC (PERIKATAN)	V. Letchumanan	61.5%	84.4%

Key demographic features of N.29 Chuah, Negeri Sembilan

Data as of SE-16 (2026)

Voter Pyramid

Female (49.1%)Male (50.9%)

Ethnicity x Age

	All	18-29	30-39	40-49	50-59	60-69	70-79	80+
All	100%	18.6	19.4	18.8	17.7	13.9	8.2	3.5
Chinese	53.4%	7.9	9.5	10.2	10.1	8.2	5.1	2.4
Malay	24.8%	6.8	5.2	4.2	3.9	2.7	1.4	0.6
Indian	21.1%	3.7	4.4	4.2	3.6	2.9	1.7	0.5
Others	0.5%	0.0	0.2	0.1	0.1	0.0	0.0	0.0
Bumi Sabah	0.1%	0.0	0.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Bumi Sarawak	0.1%	0.0	0.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Orang Asli	0.0%	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0