List of Malaysian electoral districts

This article is about districts for electoral purpose. For state administrative purpose, see Districts of Malaysia.

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These are the list of federal constituencies (Bahagian Pilihan Raya Persekutuan) followed by the state constituencies (Bahagian Pilihan Raya Negeri) in Malaysia.

Each federal constituency (contains 2 to 6 state constituencies, except in the federal territories where there are only federal constituencies. Constituency boundaries and administrative district boundaries may transcend each other and does not correspond with each other in most instances, but federal constituencies may not transcend across state borders. Federal constituencies are denoted by P.xxx, while state constituencies are denoted by N.xx.

Article 46 of the Malaysian Federal Constitution prescribes the composition of the House of Representatives.^[1] From Merdeka Day (1957) until 1963 only the total number of seats were specified. From 1963 until 1973 the seats were grouped into the States of Malaya (104 seats), Sabah (16 members), Sarawak (24 members) and Singapore (15 members until 1965). From 1973 onwards the number of seats per state and Federal Territory were prescribed and changed with subsequent constitutional amendments, the last being in 2006. There are in total 222 federal and 576 state electoral districts nationwide.^[2] Within each state the number of constituents in each district is not necessarily equal as Schedule 13, Part 2(c) of the Constitution requires a greater weightage to be given to rural districts. Until 1962 any variation was restricted to no more than fifteen percent from the average number of constituents per district across a state.

Electoral district boundaries are not permanent and the Election Commission may review and re-delineate boundaries at an interval of not less than 8 years. The last delineation exercise was made in 2003.^[3]

Summary

State / federal territory	Area (km²)	Population (2010 census)	Registered voters (2013)	Parliamentary constituency				State legislative assembly constituency				Youth parliament
State / federal territory	Area (km²)	Population (2010 census)	Registered voters (2013)	Seats	Average voters	Highest voters	Lowest voters	Seats	Average voters	Highest voters	Lowest voters	Youth population (2012)	Seats
Malaysia (Nationwide)	329,847	28,334,135	13,268,002	222	59,765	144,159 Kapar	15,791 Putrajaya	576	23,034	72,769 Seri Serdang	6,365 Mata Ayer	11,809,800	119
Perlis	821	227,025	137,057	3	45,685	51,207 Kangar	41,974 Padang Besar	15	9,137	11,194 Sena	6,365 Mata Ayer	100,800	2
Kedah	9,500	1,890,098	1,041,068	15	69,404	95,328 Kuala Kedah	37,536 Langkawi	36	28,918	49,087 Bukit Selambau	15,466 Kota Darul Aman	791,100	8
Kelantan	15,099	1,459,994	918,564	14	65,611	98,632 Tumpat	40,176 Gua Musang	45	20,412	28,248 Kota Lama	10,460 Dabong	654,300	6
Terengganu	13,035	1,015,776	634,944	8	79,368	94,406 Kuala Terengganu	63,543 Hulu Terengganu	32	19,842	28,687 Batu Buruk	13,387 Bukit Besi	460,300	5
Penang	1,048	1,520,143	846,232	13	65,094	81,897 Bukit Gelugor	49,641 Balik Pulau	40	21,155	39,649 Paya Terubong	13,048 Telok Bahang	644,200	6
Perak	21,035	2,258,428	1,406,734	24	58,613	97,092 Gopeng	27,950 Lenggong	59	23,842	51,036 Manjoi	12,120 Kota Tampan	936,100	9
Pahang	36,137	1,443,365	736,111	14	52,579	80,260 Pekan	27,980 Cameron Highlands	42	17,526	32,534 Semambu	8,308 Benta	636,100	6
Selangor	8,104	5,411,324	2,048,828	22	93,128	144,159 Kapar	37,318 Sabak Bernam	56	36,586	72,769 Seri Serdang	15,187 Sungai Air Tawar	2,472,400	25
F. T. Kuala Lumpur	243	1,627,172	792,071	11	72,006	90,993 Bandar Tun Razak	55,282 Titiwangsa					771,200	8
F. T. Putrajaya	49	67,964	15,791	1	15,791							included in Kuala Lumpur	included in Kuala Lumpur
Negeri Sembilan	6,686	997,071	555,982	8	69,497	102,305 Seremban	44,937 Jelebu	36	15,443	31,862 Paroi	8,028 Senaling	420,300	4
Malacca	1,664	788,706	439,040	6	73,173	99,438 Bukit Katil	45,952 Masjid Tanah	28	15,680	34,225 Ayer Keroh	8,005 Tahoh Naning	350,100	4
Johor	19,210	3,233,434	1,605,311	26	61,742	106,726 Gelang Patah	37,714 Labis	56	28,666	61,217 Pengkalan Rinting	15,502 Bukit Naning	1,372,500	14
F. T. Labuan	91	85,272	24,474	1	24,474							40,100	1
Sabah	73,631	3,120,040	981,814	25	39,272	53,374 Sepanggar	24,688 Beluran	60	16,363	28,971 Karambunai	9,675 Sugut	1,142,000	11
Sarawak	124,450	2,420,009	1,083,972	31	34,966	84,732 Stampin	17,771 Igan	71	13,799	29,488 Pending	6,958 Ba'kelalan	1,018,300	10

Perlis

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008^[4]	Number of constituents 2013	State constituency	Number of constituents 2013
P.001 Padang Besar	36,613	41,974	N.01 Titi Tinggi N.02 Beseri N.03 Chuping N.04 Mata Ayer N.05 Santan	9,159 8,197 9,848 6,365 8,405
P.002 Kangar	43,591	51,207	N.06 Bintong N.07 Sena N.08 Indera Kayangan N.09 Kuala Perlis N.10 Kayang	10,911 11,194 9,776 10,150 9,176
P.003 Arau	39,877	43,876	N.11 Pauh N.12 Tambun Tulang N.13 Guar Sanji N.14 Simpang Empat N.15 Sanglang	9,594 9,424 8,723 7,774 8,361
Average	40,027	45,685	Average	9,137
Total eligible voters	120,081	137,057	Total eligible voters	137,057
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 160,053 (as of 30 August 2013)

Kedah

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008	Number of constituents 2013	State constituency	Number of constituents 2013
P.004 Langkawi	29,567	37,536	N.01 Ayer Hangat N.02 Kuah	20,130 17,406
P.005 Jerlun	45,513	52,383	N.03 Kota Siputeh N.04 Ayer Hitam	22,816 29,567
P.006 Kubang Pasu	53,323	65,550	N.05 Bukit Kayu Hitam N.06 Jitra	29,228 36,322
P.007 Padang Terap	35,403	41,960	N.07 Kuala Nerang N.08 Pedu	21,651 20,309
P.008 Pokok Sena	69,631	80,714	N.09 Bukit Lada N.10 Bukit Pinang N.11 Derga	27,593 26,426 26,695
P.009 Alor Setar	58,957	69,009	N.12 Bakar Bata N.13 Kota Darul Aman N.14 Alor Mengkudu	28,186 15,466 25,357
P.010 Kuala Kedah	83,132	95,328	N.15 Anak Bukit N.16 Kubang Rotan N.17 Pengkalan Kundor	28,981 34,559 31,788
P.011 Pendang	61,346	70,135	N.18 Tokai N.19 Sungai Tiang	34,623 35,512
P.012 Jerai	65,739	74,410	N.20 Sungai Limau N.21 Guar Chempedak N.22 Gurun	27,287 21,086 26,037
P.013 Sik	40,339	46,786	N.23 Belantek N.24 Jeneri	21,200 25,586
P.014 Merbok	64,443	85,908	N.25 Bukit Selambau N.26 Tanjong Dawai	49,087 36,821
P.015 Sungai Petani	76,284	93,176	N.27 Pantai Merdeka N.28 Bakar Arang N.29 Sidam	33,282 34,743 25,151
P.016 Baling	78,784	93,168	N.30 Bayu N.31 Kupang N.32 Kuala Ketil	34,570 30,511 28,087
P.017 Padang Serai	59,218	74,095	N.33 Merbau Pulas N.34 Lunas	33,597 40,498
P.018 Kulim-Bandar Baharu	51,995	60,910	N.35 Kulim N.36 Bandar Baharu	34,404 26,506
Average	58,244	69,404	Average	28,918
Total eligible voters	873,674	1,041,068	Total eligible voters	1,041,068
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 1,267,812 (as of 30 August 2013)

Kelantan

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008	Number of constituents 2013	State constituency	Number of constituents 2013
P.019 Tumpat	80,072	98,632	N.01 Pengkalan Kubor N.02 Kelaboran N.03 Pasir Pekan N.04 Wakaf Bharu	24,097 22,180 26,854 25,501
P.020 Pengkalan Chepa	52,350	64,409	N.05 Kijang N.06 Chempaka N.07 Panchor	19,329 21,364 23,716
P.021 Kota Bharu	68,261	81,268	N.08 Tanjong Mas N.09 Kota Lama N.10 Bunut Payong	27,514 28,248 25,506
P.022 Pasir Mas	59,640	71,956	N.11 Tendong N.12 Pengkalan Pasir N.13 Chetok	21,281 27,327 23,357
P.023 Rantau Panjang	45,384	52,903	N.14 Meranti N.15 Gual Periok N.16 Bukit Tuku	16,528 21,387 14,988
P.024 Kubang Kerian	53,496	65,390	N.17 Salor N.18 Pasir Tumboh N.19 Demit	20,011 18,518 26,861
P.025 Bachok	64,808	81,566	N.20 Tawang N.21 Perupok N.22 Jelawat	27,585 26,913 27,068
P.026 Ketereh	52,240	62,217	N.23 Melor N.24 Kadok N.25 Kok Lanas	22,094 17,107 23,016
P.027 Tanah Merah	44,347	58,237	N.26 Bukit Panau N.27 Gual Ipoh N.28 Kemahang	27,405 16,423 14,409
P.028 Pasir Puteh	64,393	76,259	N.29 Selising N.30 Limbongan N.31 Semerak N.32 Gaal	18,058 23,827 18,269 16,105
P.029 Machang	49,157	59,226	N.33 Pulai Chondong N.34 Temangan N.35 Kemuning	18,875 17,966 22,385
P.030 Jeli	36,298	43,224	N.36 Bukit Bunga N.37 Air Lanas N.38 Kuala Balah	16,609 15,007 11,608
P.031 Kuala Krai	52,250	63,101	N.39 Mengkebang N.40 Guchil N.41 Manek Urai N.42 Dabong	17,674 19,088 15,879 10,460
P.032 Gua Musang	28,986	40,176	N.43 Nenggiri N.44 Paloh N.45 Galas	11,572 13,642 14,962
Average	53,691	65,611	Average	20,412
Total eligible voters	751,682	918,564	Total eligible voters	918,564
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 1,076,441 (as of 30 August 2013)

Terengganu

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008	Number of constituents 2013	State constituency	Number of constituents 2013
P.033 Besut	58,353	72,566	N.01 Kuala Besut N.02 Kota Putera N.03 Jertih N.04 Hulu Besut	17,679 19,727 18,770 16,390
P.034 Setiu	54,520	67,280	N.05 Jabi N.06 Permaisuri N.07 Langkap N.08 Batu Rakit	16,787 20,322 16,124 14,047
P.035 Kuala Nerus	61,214	76,238	N.09 Tepuh N.10 Teluk Pasu N.11 Seberang Takir N.12 Bukit Tunggal	25,162 20,121 16,212 14,743
P.036 Kuala Terengganu	80,325	94,406	N.13 Wakaf Mempelam N.14 Bandar N.15 Ladang N.16 Batu Buruk	25,240 20,390 20,089 28,687
P.037 Marang	74,813	90,795	N.17 Alur Limbat N.18 Bukit Payung N.19 Ru Rendang N.20 Pengkalan Berangan	23,983 20,063 22,662 24,087
P.038 Hulu Terengganu	52,515	63,543	N.21 Telemung N.22 Manir N.23 Kuala Berang N.24 Ajil	15,742 14,637 15,330 17,834
P.039 Dungun	64,851	78,174	N.25 Bukit Besi N.26 Rantau Abang N.27 Sura N.28 Paka	13,387 20,618 17,705 26,464
P.040 Kemaman	75,006	91,942	N.29 Kemasik N.30 Kijal N.31 Cukai N.32 Air Putih	18,847 19,269 26,715 27,111
Average	65,199	79,368	Average	19,842
Total eligible voters	521,597	634,944	Total eligible voters	634,944
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 686,108 (as of 30 August 2013)

Penang

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008	Number of constituents 2013	State constituency	Number of constituents 2013
P.041 Kepala Batas	43,019	51,635	N.01 Penaga N.02 Bertam N.03 Pinang Tunggal	16,681 16,221 18,733
P.042 Tasek Gelugor	44,466	54,042	N.04 Permatang Berangan N.05 Sungai Dua N.06 Telok Ayer Tawar	18,336 17,871 17,835
P.043 Bagan	59,385	68,503	N.07 Sungai Puyu N.08 Bagan Jermal N.09 Bagan Dalam	25,282 24,608 18,613
P.044 Permatang Pauh	58,449	71,699	N.10 Seberang Jaya N.11 Permatang Pasir N.12 Penanti	29,964 22,905 18,830
P.045 Bukit Mertajam	64,080	78,996	N.13 Berapit N.14 Machang Bubuk N.15 Padang Lalang	22,394 30,771 25,831
P.046 Batu Kawan	47,378	57,500	N.16 Perai N.17 Bukit Tengah N.18 Bukit Tambun	16,058 18,928 22,514
P.047 Nibong Tebal	47,540	59,345	N.19 Jawi N.20 Sungai Bakap N.21 Sungai Acheh	24,735 19,051 15,559
P.048 Bukit Bendera	64,545	71,085	N.22 Tanjong Bunga N.23 Air Puteh N.24 Kebun Bunga N.25 Pulau Tikus	20,068 13,803 19,278 17,936
P.049 Tanjong	53,188	51,487	N.26 Padang Kota N.27 Pengkalan Kota N.28 Komtar	15,375 19,980 16,132
P.050 Jelutong	61,181	71,247	N.29 Datok Keramat N.30 Sungai Pinang N.31 Batu Lancang	21,900 23,501 25,846
P.051 Bukit Gelugor	65,614	81,897	N.32 Seri Delima N.33 Air Itam N.34 Paya Terubong	23,841 18,407 39,649
P.052 Bayan Baru	60,713	79,155	N.35 Batu Uban N.36 Pantai Jerejak N.37 Batu Maung	28,649 21,560 28,946
P.053 Balik Pulau	39,765	49,641	N.38 Bayan Lepas N.39 Pulau Betong N.40 Telok Bahang	21,277 15,316 13,048
Average	54,563	65,094	Average	21,155
Total eligible voters	709,323	846,232	Total eligible voters	846,232
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 987,784 (as of 30 August 2013)

Perak

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008	Number of constituents 2013	State constituency	Number of constituents 2013
P.054 Gerik	26,229	32,725	N.01 Pengkalan Hulu N.02 Temengor	13,924 18,801
P.055 Lenggong	23,223	27,950	N.03 Kenering N.04 Kota Tampan	15,830 12,120
P.056 Larut	39,697	46,577	N.05 Selama N.06 Kubu Gajah N.07 Batu Kurau	15,403 12,611 18,563
P.057 Parit Buntar	45,219	51,422	N.08 Titi Serong N.09 Kuala Kurau	28,107 23,315
P.058 Bagan Serai	47,111	54,792	N.10 Alor Pongsu N.11 Gunong Semanggol N.12 Selinsing	17,666 18,287 18,839
P.059 Bukit Gantang	55,471	71,257	N.13 Kuala Sapetang N.14 Changkat Jering N.15 Trong	25,119 33,095 13,043
P.060 Taiping	65,889	78,148	N.16 Kamunting N.17 Pokok Assam N.18 Aulong	27,348 22,360 28,440
P.061 Padang Rengas	24,397	28,518	N.19 Chenderoh N.20 Lubok Merbau	13,167 14,901
P.062 Sungai Siput	47,424	51,596	N.21 Lintang N.22 Jalong	23,433 28,163
P.063 Tambun	68,966	89,435	N.23 Manjoi N.24 Hulu Kinta	51,036 38,399
P.064 Ipoh Timor	76,647	81,818	N.25 Canning N.26 Tebing Tinggi N.27 Pasir Pinji	35,181 19,006 27,631
P.065 Ipoh Barat	69,773	77,761	N.28 Bercham N.29 Kepayang N.30 Buntong	32,816 22,098 22,847
P.066 Batu Gajah	77,313	87,587	N.31 Jelapang N.32 Menglembu N.33 Tronoh	30,032 30,670 26,885
P.067 Kuala Kangsar	28,325	33,540	N.34 Bukit Chandan N.35 Manong	15,979 17,561
P.068 Beruas	43,273	49,205	N.36 Pengkalan Baharu N.37 Pantai Remis	17,459 31,746
P.069 Parit	28,859	33,503	N.38 Belanja N.39 Bota	15,010 18,493
P.070 Kampar	59,784	63,619	N.40 Malim Nawar N.41 Keranji N.42 Tualang Sekah	24,615 21,111 17,893
P.071 Gopeng	74,344	97,092	N.43 Sungai Rapat N.44 Simpang Pulai N.45 Teja	42,873 32,101 22,118
P.072 Tapah	38,236	45,485	N.46 Chenderiang N.47 Ayer Kuning	21,750 23,735
P.073 Pasir Salak	42,712	51,498	N.48 Sungai Manik N.49 Kampong Gajah	25,028 26,470
P.074 Lumut	72,763	88,300	N.50 Sitiawan N.51 Pasir Panjang N.52 Pangkor	28,546 35,940 23,814
P.075 Bagan Datok	34,670	39,924	N.53 Rungkup N.54 Hutan Melintang	15,287 24,637
P.076 Telok Intan	52,354	60,483	N.55 Pasir Bedamar N.56 Changkat Jong	31,411 29,072
P.077 Tanjong Malim	53,481	64,499	N.57 Sungkai N.58 Slim N.59 Behrang	19,285 22,320 22,894
Average	49,840	58,613	Average	23,842
Total eligible voters	1,196,160	1,406,734	Total eligible voters	1,406,734
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 1,709,723 (as of 30 August 2013)

Pahang

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008	Number of constituents 2013	State constituency	Number of constituents 2013
P.078 Cameron Highlands	23,461	27,980	N.01 Tanah Rata N.02 Jelai	16,796 11,184
P.079 Lipis	28,425	32,324	N.03 Padang Tengku N.04 Cheka N.05 Benta	12,096 11,920 8,308
P.080 Raub	46,454	54,214	N.06 Batu Talam N.07 Tras N.08 Dong	14,016 23,485 16,713
P.081 Jerantut	48,812	58,364	N.09 Tahan N.10 Damak N.11 Pulau Tawar	13,584 22,877 21,903
P.082 Indera Mahkota	51,235	64,219	N.12 Beserah N.13 Semambu	31,685 32,534
P.083 Kuantan	47,745	56,280	N.14 Teruntum N.15 Tanjung Lumpur N.16 Inderapura	25,098 20,493 10,689
P.084 Paya Besar	39,882	48,067	N.17 Sungai Lembing N.18 Lepar N.19 Panching	13,751 15,044 19,272
P.085 Pekan	58,217	80,260	N.20 Pulau Manis N.21 Peramu Jaya N.22 Bebar N.23 Chini	18,848 28,720 13,445 19,247
P.086 Maran	32,517	38,436	N.24 Luit N.25 Kuala Sentul N.26 Chenor	11,206 12,817 14,413
P.087 Kuala Krau	34,139	43,003	N.27 Jenderak N.28 Kerdau N.29 Jengka	9,728 10,801 22,474
P.088 Temerloh	54,010	66,105	N.30 Mentakab N.31 Lanchang N.32 Kuala Semantan	16,991 23,624 25,490
P.089 Bentong	53,651	62,266	N.33 Bilut N.34 Ketari N.35 Sabai N.36 Pelangai	17,680 21,681 10,868 12,037
P.090 Bera	42,993	50,997	N.37 Guai N.38 Triang N.39 Kemayan	17,034 18,527 15,436
P.091 Rompin	41,701	53,596	N.40 Bukit Ibam N.41 Muadzam Shah N.42 Tioman	19,671 17,409 16,516
Average	43,088	52,579	Average	17,526
Total eligible voters	603,242	736,111	Total eligible voters	736,111
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 880,991 (as of 30 August 2013)

Selangor

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008	Number of constituents 2013	State constituency	Number of constituents 2013
P.092 Sabak Bernam	31,381	37,318	N.01 Sungai Air Tawar N.02 Sabak	15,187 22,131
P.093 Sungai Besar	34,073	42,837	N.03 Sungai Panjang N.04 Sekinchan	26,590 16,247
P.094 Hulu Selangor	63,593	85,697	N.05 Hulu Bernam N.06 Kuala Kubu Baharu N.07 Batang Kali	20,933 21,186 43,578
P.095 Tanjong Karang	36,391	42,333	N.08 Sungai Burong N.09 Permatang	22,697 19,636
P.096 Kuala Selangor	47,203	62,298	N.10 Bukit Melawati N.11 Ijok N.12 Jeram	16,118 18,639 27,541
P.097 Selayang	79,557	105,895	N.13 Kuang N.14 Rawang N.15 Taman Templer	24,319 32,208 49,368
P.098 Gombak	99,153	123,290	N.16 Batu Caves N.17 Gombak Setia N.18 Hulu Kelang	30,869 46,285 46,136
P.099 Ampang	69,132	83,135	N.19 Bukit Antarabangsa N.20 Lembah Jaya	34,467 48,668
P.100 Pandan	64,497	83,857	N.21 Chempaka N.22 Teratai	42,995 40,862
P.101 Hulu Langat	90,319	127,347	N.23 Dusun Tua N.24 Semenyih N.25 Kajang	46,038 42,344 38,965
P.102 Serdang	94,877	133,139	N.26 Bangi N.27 Balakong N.28 Seri Kembangan	53,268 42,829 37,042
P.103 Puchong	75,625	107,010	N.29 Seri Serdang N.30 Kinrara	72,769 34,241
P.104 Kelana Jaya	79,648	101,236	N.31 Subang Jaya N.32 Seri Setia	61,688 39,548
P.105 Petaling Jaya Selatan	73,192	79,558	N.33 Taman Medan N.34 Bukit Gasing	44,974 34,584
P.106 Petaling Jaya Utara	76,618	85,401	N.35 Kampung Tunku N.36 Damansara Utama	32,007 53,394
P.107 Subang	84,414	128,543	N.37 Bukit Lanjan N.38 Paya Jaras N.39 Kota Damansara	39,978 43,617 44,948
P.108 Shah Alam	75,334	99,957	N.40 Kota Anggerik N.41 Batu Tiga	54,952 45,005
P.109 Kapar	112,224	144,159	N.42 Meru N.43 Sementa N.44 Sungai Pinang N.45 Selat Klang	39,457 40,406 27,404 36,892
P.110 Klang	77,816	97,073	N.46 Pelabuhan Klang N.47 Pandamaran N.48 Kota Alam Shah	39,972 27,594 29,507
P.111 Kota Raja	71,887	105,909	N.49 Seri Andalas N.50 Sri Muda	56,763 49,146
P.112 Kuala Langat	66,515	88,474	N.51 Sijangkang N.52 Teluk Datuk N.53 Morib	30,581 24,340 33,553
P.113 Sepang	62,044	84,362	N.54 Tanjong Sepat N.55 Dengkil N.56 Sungai Pelek	22,213 38,400 23,749
Average	71,158	93,128	Average	36,586
Total eligible voters	1,565,493	2,048,828	Total eligible voters	2,048,828
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 2,683,083 (as of 30 August 2013)

Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008	Number of constituents 2013
P.114 Kepong	60,775	68,035
P.115 Batu	70,544	85,402
P.116 Wangsa Maju	54,509	67,775
P.117 Segambut	59,690	75,631
P.118 Setiawangsa	57,161	62,309
P.119 Titiwangsa	49,892	55,282
P.120 Bukit Bintang	59,986	55,721
P.121 Lembah Pantai	56,650	72,396
P.122 Seputeh	76,891	85,976
P.123 Cheras	68,725	72,551
P.124 Bandar Tun Razak	72,628	90,993
Average	62,495	72,006
Total eligible voters	687,451	792,071
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 1,190,823 (as of 30 August 2013)

Federal Territory of Putrajaya

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008	Number of constituents 2013
P.125 Putrajaya	6,608	15,791
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 25,170 (as of 30 August 2013)

Negeri Sembilan

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008	Number of constituents 2013	State constituency	Number of constituents 2013
P.126 Jelebu	38,682	44,937	N.01 Chennah N.02 Pertang N.03 Sungai Lui N.04 Klawang	11,160 9,760 14,523 9,494
P.127 Jempol	53,478	65,213	N.05 Serting N.06 Palong N.07 Jeram Padang N.08 Bahau	19,389 16,044 11,336 18,444
P.128 Seremban	84,675	102,305	N.09 Lenggeng N.10 Nilai N.11 Lobak N.12 Temiang N.13 Sikamat N.14 Ampangan	15,340 20,629 18,634 11,127 19,640 16,935
P.129 Kuala Pilah	42,328	47,671	N.15 Juasseh N.16 Seri Menanti N.17 Senaling N.18 Pilah N.19 Johol	9,528 8,250 8,028 12,184 9,681
P.130 Rasah	72,115	88,403	N.20 Labu N.21 Bukit Kepayang N.22 Rahang N.23 Mambau N.24 Senawang	15,158 21,799 15,144 20,541 15,761
P.131 Rembau	62,896	79,661	N.25 Paroi N.26 Chembong N.27 Rantau N.28 Kota	31,862 16,287 18,232 13,280
P.132 Telok Kemang	60,186	70,524	N.29 Chuah N.30 Lukut N.31 Bagan Pinang N.32 Linggi N.33 Port Dickson	11,127 13,463 17,377 14,926 13,631
P.133 Tampin	47,655	57,268	N.34 Gemas N.35 Gemencheh N.36 Repah	22,771 15,390 19,107
Average	57,751	69,497	Average	15,443
Total eligible voters	462,015	555,982	Total eligible voters	555,982
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 667,480 (as of 30 August 2013)

Malacca

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008	Number of constituents 2013	State constituency	Number of constituents 2013
P.134 Masjid Tanah	40,606	45,952	N.01 Kuala Linggi N.02 Tanjung Bidara N.03 Ayer Limau N.04 Lendu N.05 Taboh Naning	10,033 9,008 10,058 8,848 8,005
P.135 Alor Gajah	54,097	63,591	N.06 Rembia N.07 Gadek N.08 Machap N.09 Durian Tunggal N.10 Asahan	13,412 12,246 11,682 11,306 14,945
P.136 Tangga Batu	60,188	73,282	N.11 Sungai Udang N.12 Pantai Kundor N.13 Paya Rumput N.14 Kelebang	17,693 13,079 23,432 19,078
P.137 Bukit Katil	75,777	99,438	N.15 Bachang N.16 Ayer Keroh N.17 Bukit Baru N.18 Ayer Molek	28,367 34,225 21,292 15,554
P.138 Kota Melaka	84,805	92,322	N.19 Kesidang N.20 Kota Laksamana N.21 Duyong N.22 Bandar Hilir N.23 Telok Mas	17,597 19,732 18,332 18,976 17,685
P.139 Jasin	56,121	64,455	N.24 Bemban N.25 Rim N.26 Serkam N.27 Merlimau N.28 Sungai Rambai	15,811 10,059 15,543 12,608 10,434
Average	61,932	73,173	Average	15,680
Total eligible voters	371,594	439,040	Total eligible voters	439,040
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 510,224 (as of 30 August 2013)

Johor

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008	Number of constituents 2013	State constituency	Number of constituents 2013
P.140 Segamat	40,708	47,009	N.01 Buloh Kasap N.02 Jementah	18,779 28,230
P.141 Sekijang	35,138	43,066	N.03 Pemanis N.04 Kemelah	22,617 20,449
P.142 Labis	33,468	37,714	N.05 Tenang N.06 Bekok	16,940 20,774
P.143 Pagoh	40,042	46,793	N.07 Bukit Serampang N.08 Jorak	21,429 25,364
P.144 Ledang	58,501	69,316	N.09 Gambir N.10 Tangkak N.11 Serom	21,382 23,394 24,540
P.145 Bakri	56,372	67,202	N.12 Bentayan N.13 Sungai Abong N.14 Bukit Naning	23,438 28,262 15,502
P.146 Muar	41,019	48,208	N.15 Maharani N.16 Sungai Balang	27,090 21,118
P.147 Parit Sulong	50,234	56,896	N.17 Semerah N.18 Sri Medan	31,046 25,850
P.148 Ayer Hitam	34,805	42,913	N.19 Yong Peng N.20 Semarang	22,484 20,429
P.149 Sri Gading	36,845	44,816	N.21 Parit Yaani N.22 Parit Raja	24,609 20,207
P.150 Batu Pahat	70,069	88,272	N.23 Penggaram N.24 Senggarang N.25 Rengit	45,157 24,048 19,067
P.151 Simpang Renggam	34,859	40,143	N.26 Machap N.27 Layang-Layang	22,221 17,922
P.152 Kluang	71,233	86,732	N.28 Mengkibol N.29 Mahkota	42,380 44,352
P.153 Sembrong	33,181	41,588	N.30 Paloh N.31 Kahang	18,222 23,366
P.154 Mersing	36,445	44,497	N.32 Endau N.33 Tenggaroh	19,040 25,457
P.155 Tenggara	32,297	39,694	N.34 Panti N.35 Pasir Raja	17,358 22,336
P.156 Kota Tinggi	34,190	41,894	N.36 Sedili N.37 Johor Lama	24,716 17,178
P.157 Pengerang	33,002	37,999	N.38 Penawar N.39 Tanjong Surat	19,881 18,118
P.158 Tebrau	62,505	90,482	N.40 Tiram N.41 Puteri Wangsa	46,658 43,824
P.159 Pasir Gudang	72,862	101,041	N.42 Johor Jaya N.43 Permas	51,648 49,393
P.160 Johor Bahru	89,725	96,321	N.44 Tanjong Puteri N.45 Stulang	51,442 44,879
P.161 Pulai	79,622	100,490	N.46 Pengkalan Rinting N.47 Kempas	61,217 39,273
P.162 Gelang Patah	78,676	106,726	N.48 Skudai N.49 Nusa Jaya	56,543 50,183
P.163 Kulai	67,358	83,991	N.50 Bukit Permai N.51 Bukit Batu N.52 Senai	21,619 22,262 40,110
P.164 Pontian	43,264	49,633	N.53 Benut N.54 Pulai Sebatang	21,463 28,170
P.165 Tanjong Piai	45,701	51,875	N.55 Pekan Nanas N.56 Kukup	32,486 19,389
Average	50,466	61,742	Average	28,666
Total eligible voters	1,312,121	1,605,311	Total eligible voters	1,605,311
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 2,079,458 (as of 30 August 2013)

Federal Territory of Labuan

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008	Number of constituents 2013
P.166 Labuan	20,783	24,474
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 35,332 (as of 30 August 2013)

Sabah

Map of electoral districts in Sabah in 2008.

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008	Number of constituents 2013	State constituency	Number of constituents 2013
P.167 Kudat	39,643	47,249	N.01 Banggi N.02 Tanjong Kapor N.03 Pitas	9,861 22,476 14,912
P.168 Kota Marudu	31,938	42,197	N.04 Matunggong N.05 Tandek	19,977 22,220
P.169 Kota Belud	43,071	51,467	N.06 Tempasuk N.07 Kadamaian N.08 Usukan	16,866 15,903 18,698
P.170 Tuaran	40,761	48,276	N.09 Tamparuli N.10 Sulaman N.11 Kiulu	17,265 19,587 11,424
P.171 Sepanggar	39,251	53,374	N.12 Karambunai N.13 Inanam	28,971 24,403
P.172 Kota Kinabalu	43,714	50,516	N.14 Likas N.15 Api-Api N.16 Luyang	15,294 15,103 20,119
P.173 Putatan	34,935	37,490	N.17 Tanjong Aru N.18 Petagas	21,973 15,517
P.174 Penampang	35,821	44,323	N.19 Kapayan N.20 Moyog	26,767 17,556
P.175 Papar	32,279	38,771	N.21 Kawang N.22 Pantai Manis	19,901 18,870
P.176 Kimanis	22,239	26,628	N.23 Bongawan N.24 Membakut	14,851 11,777
P.177 Beaufort	26,788	30,097	N.25 Klias N.26 Kuala Penyu	15,338 14,759
P.178 Sipitang	24,145	29,177	N.27 Lumadan N.28 Sindumin	13,777 15,400
P.179 Ranau	30,810	39,053	N.29 Kundasang N.30 Karanaan N.31 Paginatan	13,322 12,456 13,275
P.180 Keningau	35,578	43,691	N.32 Tambunan N.33 Bingkor N.34 Liawan	13,757 15,878 14,056
P.181 Tenom	20,874	25,304	N.35 Melalap N.36 Kemabong	12,074 13,230
P.182 Pensiangan	19,712	26,194	N.37 Sook N.38 Nabawan	16,354 9,840
P.183 Beluran	19,181	24,688	N.39 Sugut N.40 Labuk	9,675 15,013
P.184 Libaran	31,435	39,772	N.41 Gum-Gum N.42 Sungai Sibuga	11,734 28,038
P.185 Batu Sapi	26,004	30,199	N.43 Sekong N.44 Karamunting	14,247 15,952
P.186 Sandakan	32,847	37,058	N.45 Elopura N.46 Tanjong Papat	22,317 14,741
P.187 Kinabatangan	19,554	24,748	N.47 Kuamut N.48 Sukau	14,915 9,833
P.188 Silam	43,488	51,662	N.49 Tungku N.50 Lahad Datu N.51 Kunak	14,626 25,232 11,804
P.189 Semporna	35,216	41,549	N.52 Sulabayan N.53 Senallang N.54 Bugaya	12,642 13,210 15,697
P.190 Tawau	42,560	51,538	N.55 Balung N.56 Apas N.57 Sri Tanjong	13,526 15,837 22,175
P.191 Kalabakan	36,018	46,793	N.58 Merotai N.59 Tanjong Batu N.60 Sebatik	18,317 18,386 10,090
Average	32,314	39,272	Average	16,363
Total eligible voters	807,862	981,814	Total eligible voters	981,814
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 1,258,913 (as of 30 August 2013)

Sarawak

Parliamentary constituency	Number of constituents 2008	Number of constituents 2013	State constituency	Number of constituents 2013
P.192 Mas Gading	21,968	25,771	N.01 Opar N.02 Tasik Biru	8,099 15,100
P.193 Santubong	30,836	37,017	N.03 Tanjong Datu N.04 Pantai Damai N.05 Demak Laut	7,936 14,104 10,437
P.194 Petra Jaya	40,533	49,750	N.06 Tupong N.07 Samariang N.08 Satok	17,796 10,431 15,942
P.195 Bandar Kuching	53,216	53,336	N.09 Padungan N.10 Pending	23,576 29,488
P.196 Stampin	67,257	84,732	N.11 Batu Lintang N.12 Kota Sentosa N.13 Batu Kawah	27,833 27,301 20,664
P.197 Kota Samarahan	28,517	38,158	N.14 Asajaya N.15 Muara Tuang	13,799 18,820
P.198 Mambong	36,147	42,344	N.16 Bengoh N.17 Tarat	21,955 16,352
P.199 Serian	27,901	33,713	N.18 Tebedu N.19 Kedup	12,497 17,466
P.200 Batang Sadong	16,794	19,839	N.20 Sadong Jaya N.21 Simunjan	7,656 10,104
P.201 Batang Lupar	22,417	27,360	N.22 Sebuyau N.23 Lingga N.24 Beting Maro	8,042 7,745 7,868
P.202 Sri Aman	25,724	29,789	N.25 Balai Ringin N.26 Bukit Begunan N.27 Simanggang	8,798 7,778 10,488
P.203 Lubok Antu	17,190	19,303	N.28 Engkilili N.29 Batang Air	9,444 8,728
P.204 Betong	22,088	26,322	N.30 Saribas N.31 Layar N.32 Bukit Saban	8,054 8,109 7,657
P.205 Saratok	23,982	27,562	N.33 Kalaka N.34 Krian	14,167 11,016
P.206 Tanjong Manis	17,052	19,215	N.35 Belawai N.36 Semop	8,623 8,891
P.207 Igan	15,735	17,771	N.37 Daro N.38 Jemoreng	7,305 8,635
P.208 Sarikei	31,675	36,550	N.39 Repok N.40 Meradong	18,481 15,337
P.209 Julau	20,306	22,522	N.41 Pakan N.42 Meluan	9,274 11,487
P.210 Kanowit	17,613	19,433	N.43 Ngemah N.44 Machan	8,058 9,944
P.211 Lanang	49,530	57,143	N.45 Bukit Assek N.46 Dudong	26,926 26,251
P.212 Sibu	53,679	64,601	N.47 Bawang Assan N.48 Pelawan N.49 Nangka	16,743 28,808 14,197
P.213 Mukah	22,851	26,477	N.50 Dalat N.51 Balingian	11,857 11,792
P.214 Selangau	20,057	25,461	N.52 Tamin N.53 Kakus	12,244 9,604
P.215 Kapit	22,723	26,195	N.54 Pelagus N.55 Katibas	15,322 8,542
P.216 Hulu Rajang	17,696	21,686	N.56 Baleh N.57 Belaga	11,287 8,463
P.217 Bintulu	50,404	59,893	N.58 Jepak N.59 Kidurong N.60 Kemena	12,979 27,225 14,082
P.218 Sibuti	22,143	28,351	N.61 Bekenu N.62 Lambir	10,672 14,144
P.219 Miri	55,963	71,170	N.63 Piasau N.64 Pujut N.65 Senadin	16,600 22,577 22,432
P.220 Baram	24,425	29,385	N.66 Marudi N.67 Telang Usan	13,093 13,623
P.221 Limbang	20,315	24,278	N.68 Bukit Kota N.69 Batu Danau	14,471 7,636
P.222 Lawas	15,717	18,845	N.70 Ba'kelalan N.71 Bukit Sari	6,958 9,983
Average	29,434	34,966	Average	13,799
Total eligible voters	912,454	1,083,972	Total eligible voters	979,796
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) : 1,551,329 (as of 30 August 2013)

Proposed Sarawak electoral districts

See also: Gerrymandering and Malapportionment

A proposal by the Election Commission to increase the number of state seats from 71 to 82 was challenged in the High Court and nullified. However this was overturn by a Court of Appeal reasoning that the increase in seats would not breach voters' constitutional rights and was in accordance with the 13th Schedule of the Federal Constitution.^[5]

The composition of seats by ethnic majority consists of 21 Iban-majority seats, 20 Malay-majority seats, 16 Chinese-majority seats, 9 Melanau-majority seats, 8 Bidayuh-majority seats, 6 Orang Ulu-majority seats and 2 Kedayan-majority seats.

Source: EC Full Report EC Notice EC Electoral District Map
Federal constituencies	Number of constituents 2015	State constituencies	Number of constituents 2015	Ethnic Majority
P.192 Mas Gading	26,171	N.01 Opar	9,531	Bidayuh
P.192 Mas Gading	26,171	N.02 Tasik Biru	16,640	Bidayuh
P.193 Santubong	37,826	N.03 Tanjong Datu	9,301	Malay
		N.04 Pantai Damai	16,160	Malay
		N.05 Demak Laut	12,365	Malay
P.194 Petra Jaya	51,987	N.06 Tupong	20,713	Malay
		N.07 Samariang	17,694	Malay
		N.08 Satok	13,580	Malay
P.195 Bandar Kuching	81,992	N.09 Padungan	22,873	Chinese
		N.10 Pending	30,881	Chinese
		N.11 Batu Lintang Previously under P.196 Stampin	28,238	Chinese
P.196 Stampin	58,111	N.12 Kota Sentosa	21,247	Chinese
		N.13 Batu Kitang New state constituency established	20,819	Chinese
		N.14 Batu Kawah	16,045	Chinese
P.197 Kota Samarahan	39,029	N.15 Asajaya	10,706	Malay
		N.16 Muara Tuang	15,562	Malay
		N.17 Stakan New state constituency established	12,761	Iban
P.198 Puncak Borneo Renamed from Mambong	42,142	N.18 Serembu New state constituency established	8,965	Bidayuh
		N.19 Mambong Renamed from Bengoh	16,227	Bidayuh
		N.20 Tarat	16,950	Bidayuh
P.199 Serian	34,602	N.21 Tebedu	12,699	Bidayuh
		N.22 Kedup	9,150	Bidayuh
		N.23 Bukit Semuja New state constituency established	12,753	Bidayuh
P.200 Batang Sadong	20,977	N.24 Sadong Jaya	6,752	Malay
		N.25 Simunjan	7,513	Malay
		N.26 Gedong New state constituency established	6,712	Malay
P.201 Batang Lupar	27,212	N.27 Sebuyau	8,804	Malay
		N.28 Lingga	8,731	Malay
		N.29 Beting Maro	9,677	Malay
P.202 Sri Aman	30,443	N.30 Balai Ringin	9,811	Iban
		N.31 Bukit Begunan	9,266	Iban
		N.32 Simanggang	11,366	Iban
P.203 Lubok Antu	19,819	N.33 Engkilili	10,384	Iban
P.203 Lubok Antu	19,819	N.34 Batang Ai Renamed from Batang Air	9,435	Iban
P.204 Betong	26,807	N.35 Saribas	9,296	Malay
		N.36 Layar	8,835	Iban
		N.37 Bukit Saban	8,676	Iban
P.205 Saratok	28,175	N.38 Kalaka	7,324	Malay
		N.39 Krian	11,694	Iban
		N.40 Kabong New state constituency established	9,157	Malay
P.206 Tanjong Manis	19,627	N.41 Kuala Rajang Renamed from Belawai	9,995	Melanau
P.206 Tanjong Manis	19,627	N.42 Semop	9,632	Melanau
P.207 Igan	18,082	N.43 Daro	8,554	Melanau
P.207 Igan	18,082	N.44 Jemoreng	9,528	Melanau
P.208 Sarikei	37,083	N.45 Repok	20,282	Chinese
P.208 Sarikei	37,083	N.46 Meradong	16,801	Chinese
P.209 Julau	22,932	N.47 Pakan	9,923	Iban
P.209 Julau	22,932	N.48 Meluan	13,009	Iban
P.210 Kanowit	19,862	N.49 Ngemah	8,930	Iban
P.210 Kanowit	19,862	N.50 Machan	10,932	Iban
P.211 Lanang	57,477	N.51 Bukit Assek	28,908	Chinese
P.211 Lanang	57,477	N.52 Dudong	28,569	Chinese
P.212 Sibu	66,375	N.53 Bawang Assan	17,645	Chinese
		N.54 Pelawan	31,388	Chinese
		N.55 Nangka	17,342	Melanau
P.213 Mukah	27,167	N.56 Dalat	10,985	Melanau
		N.57 Tellian New state constituency established	8,698	Melanau
		N.58 Balingian	7,484	Melanau
P.214 Selangau	27,071	N.59 Tamin	14,469	Iban
P.214 Selangau	27,071	N.60 Kakus	12,602	Iban
P.215 Kapit	27,899	N.61 Pelagus	6,839	Iban
		N.62 Katibas	9,601	Iban
		N.63 Bukit Goram New state constituency established	11,459	Iban
P.216 Hulu Rajang	24,293	N.64 Baleh	9,427	Iban
		N.65 Belaga	7,218	Orang Ulu
		N.66 Murum New state constituency established	7,648	Orang Ulu
P.217 Bintulu	57,887	N.67 Jepak	12,873	Melanau
		N.68 Tanjong Batu Renamed from Kidurong	19,289	Chinese
		N.69 Kemena	12,798	Iban
		N.70 Samalaju New state constituency established	12,927	Iban
P.218 Sibuti	28,634	N.71 Bekenu	12,238	Kedayan
P.218 Sibuti	28,634	N.72 Lambir	16,396	Kedayan
P.219 Miri	74,861	N.73 Piasau	21,343	Chinese
		N.74 Pujut	26,532	Chinese
		N.75 Senadin	26,986	Chinese
P.220 Baram	31,476	N.76 Marudi	14,085	Iban
		N.77 Telang Usan	9,343	Orang Ulu
		N.78 Mulu New state constituency established	8,048	Orang Ulu
P.221 Limbang	24,977	N.79 Bukit Kota	16,316	Malay
P.221 Limbang	24,977	N.80 Batu Danau	8,661	Orang Ulu
P.222 Lawas	18,138	N.81 Ba'kelalan	7,087	Orang Ulu
P.222 Lawas	18,138	N.82 Bukit Sari	11,051	Malay
Average	35,779	Average	13,524
Total eligible voters	1,109,134	Total eligible voters	1,109,134
Voting age population (aged 21 years and above) :

External links

References

↑ "Laws of Malaysia, Federal Constitution" (PDF). The Commission of Law Revision, Malaysia. 2006. Retrieved 1 August 2011.
↑ "Kerusi-Kerusi Parlimen dan Dewan Undangan Negeri" (in Malaysian). Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya Malaysia. 2009. Retrieved 23 July 2009.
↑ "The role of the Election Commission". The Star. 8 March 2013. Retrieved 22 May 2013.
↑ "Keputusan Rasmi Pilihan Raya Umum ke – 12" (in Malaysian). Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya Malaysia. 2008. Retrieved 7 March 2012.
↑ Jennifer Gomez (7 August 2015). "Election Commission wins appeal on Sarawak boundary redraw notice". The Malaysian Insider. Archived from the original on 9 September 2015. Retrieved 2 April 2016.

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F. T. of Putrajaya	Putrajaya

Negeri Sembilan	Jelebu Jempol Seremban Kuala Pilah Rasah Rembau Telok Kemang Tampin

Malacca	Masjid Tanah Alor Gajah Tangga Batu Bukit Katil Kota Melaka Jasin

Johor	Segamat Sekijang Labis Pagoh Ledang Bakri Muar Parit Sulong Ayer Hitam Sri Gading Batu Pahat Simpang Renggam Kluang Sembrong Mersing Tenggara Kota Tinggi Pengerang Tebrau Pasir Gudang Johor Bahru Pulai Gelang Patah Kulai Pontian Tanjong Piai

F. T. of Labuan	Labuan

Sabah	Kudat Kota Marudu Kota Belud Tuaran Sepanggar Kota Kinabalu Putatan Penampang Papar Kimanis Beaufort Sipitang Ranau Keningau Tenom Pensiangan Beluran Libaran Batu Sapi Sandakan Kinabatangan Silam Semporna Tawau Kalabakan

Sarawak	Mas Gading Santubong Petra Jaya Bandar Kuching Stampin Kota Samarahan Mambong Serian Batang Sadong Batang Lupar Sri Aman Lubok Antu Betong Saratok Tanjong Manis Igan Sarikei Julau Kanowit Lanang Sibu Mukah Selangau Kapit Hulu Rajang Bintulu Sibuti Miri Baram Limbang Lawas

See also: List of former Malaysian federal electoral districts

State constituencies represented in the state legislative assemblies

Perlis State Legislative Assembly	Titi Tinggi Beseri Chuping Mata Ayer Santan Bintong Sena Indera Kayangan Kuala Perlis Kayang Pauh Tambun Tulang Guar Sanji Simpang Empat Sanglang

Kedah State Legislative Assembly	Ayer Hangat Kuah Kota Siputeh Ayer Hitam Bukit Kayu Hitam Jitra Kuala Nerang Pedu Bukit Lada Bukit Pinang Derga Bakar Bata Kota Darul Aman Alor Mengkudu Anak Bukit Kubang Rotan Pengkalan Kundor Tokai Sungai Tiang Sungai Limau Guar Chempedak Gurun Belantek Jeneri Bukit Selambau Tanjong Dawai Pantai Merdeka Bakar Arang Sidam Bayu Kupang Kuala Ketil Merbau Pulas Lunas Kulim Bandar Baharu

Kelantan State Legislative Assembly	Pengkalan Kubor Kelaboran Pasir Pekan Wakaf Bharu Kijang Chempaka Panchor Tanjong Mas Kota Lama Bunut Payong Tendong Pengkalan Pasir Chetok Meranti Gual Periok Bukit Tuku Salor Pasir Tumboh Demit Tawang Perupok Jelawat Melor Kadok Kok Lanas Bukit Panau Gual Ipoh Kemahang Selising Limbongan Semerak Gaal Pulai Chondong Temangan Kemuning Bukit Bunga Air Lanas Kuala Balah Mengkebang Guchil Manek Urai Dabong Nenggiri Paloh Galas

Terengganu State Legislative Assembly	Kuala Besut Kota Putera Jertih Hulu Besut Jabi Permaisuri Langkap Batu Rakit Tepuh Teluk Pasu Seberang Takir Bukit Tunggal Wakaf Mempelam Bandar Ladang Batu Buruk Alur Limbat Bukit Payung Ru Rendang Pengkalan Berangan Telemung Manir Kuala Berang Ajil Bukit Besi Rantau Abang Sura Paka Kemasik Kijal Cukai Air Putih

Penang State Legislative Assembly	Penaga Bertam Pinang Tunggal Permatang Berangan Sungai Dua Telok Ayer Tawar Sungai Puyu Bagan Jermal Bagan Dalam Seberang Jaya Permatang Pasir Penanti Berapit Machang Bubuk Padang Lalang Perai Bukit Tengah Bukit Tambun Jawi Sungai Bakap Sungai Acheh Tanjong Bunga Air Puteh Kebun Bunga Pulau Tikus Padang Kota Pengkalan Kota Komtar Datok Keramat Sungai Pinang Batu Lancang Seri Delima Air Itam Paya Terubong Batu Uban Pantai Jerejak Batu Maung Bayan Lepas Pulau Betong Telok Bahang

Perak State Legislative Assembly	Pengkalan Hulu Temengor Kenering Kota Tampan Selama Kubu Gajah Batu Kurau Titi Serong Kuala Kurau Alor Pongsu Gunong Semanggol Selinsing Kuala Sapetang Changkat Jering Trong Kamunting Pokok Assam Aulong Chenderoh Lubok Merbau Lintang Jalong Manjoi Hulu Kinta Canning Tebing Tinggi Pasir Pinji Bercham Kepayang Buntong Jelapang Menglembu Tronoh Bukit Chandan Manong Pengkalan Baharu Pantai Remis Belanja Bota Malim Nawar Keranji Tualang Sekah Sungai Rapat Simpang Pulai Teja Chenderiang Ayer Kuning Sungai Manik Kampong Gajah Sitiawan Pasir Panjang Pangkor Rungkup Hutan Melintang Pasir Bedamar Changkat Jong Sungkai Slim Behrang

Pahang State Legislative Assembly	Tanah Rata Jelai Padang Tengku Cheka Benta Batu Talam Tras Dong Tahan Damak Pulau Tawar Beserah Semambu Teruntum Tanjung Lumpur Inderapura Sungai Lembing Lepar Panching Pulau Manis Peramu Jaya Bebar Chini Luit Kuala Sentul Chenor Jenderak Kerdau Jengka Mentakab Lanchang Kuala Semantan Bilut Ketari Sabai Pelangai Guai Triang Kemayan Bukit Ibam Muadzam Shah Tioman

Selangor State Legislative Assembly	Sungai Air Tawar Sabak Sungai Panjang Sekinchan Hulu Bernam Kuala Kubu Baharu Batang Kali Sungai Burong Permatang Bukit Melawati Ijok Jeram Kuang Rawang Taman Templer Batu Caves Gombak Setia Hulu Kelang Bukit Antarabangsa Lembah Jaya Chempaka Teratai Dusun Tua Semenyih Kajang Bangi Balakong Seri Kembangan Seri Serdang Kinrara Subang Jaya Seri Setia Taman Medan Bukit Gasing Kampung Tunku Damansara Utama Bukit Lanjan Paya Jaras Kota Damansara Kota Anggerik Batu Tiga Meru Sementa Sungai Pinang Selat Klang Pelabuhan Klang Pandamaran Kota Alam Shah Seri Andalas Sri Muda Sijangkang Teluk Datuk Morib Tanjong Sepat Dengkil Sungai Pelek

Negeri Sembilan State Legislative Assembly	Chennah Pertang Sungai Lui Klawang Serting Palong Jeram Padang Bahau Lenggeng Nilai Lobak Temiang Sikamat Ampangan Juasseh Seri Menanti Senaling Pilah Johol Labu Bukit Kepayang Rahang Mambau Senawang Paroi Chembong Rantau Kota Chuah Lukut Bagan Pinang Linggi Port Dickson Gemas Gemencheh Repah

Malacca State Legislative Assembly	Kuala Linggi Tanjung Bidara Ayer Limau Lendu Taboh Naning Rembia Gadek Machap Durian Tunggal Asahan Sungai Udang Pantai Kundor Paya Rumput Kelebang Bachang Ayer Keroh Bukit Baru Ayer Molek Kesidang Kota Laksamana Duyong Bandar Hilir Telok Mas Bemban Rim Serkam Merlimau Sungai Rambai

Johor State Legislative Assembly	Buloh Kasap Jementah Pemanis Kemelah Tenang Bekok Bukit Serampang Jorak Gambir Tangkak Serom Bentayan Sungai Abong Bukit Naning Maharani Sungai Balang Semerah Sri Medan Yong Peng Semarang Parit Yaani Parit Raja Penggaram Senggarang Rengit Machap Layang-Layang Mengkibol Mahkota Paloh Kahang Endau Tenggaroh Panti Pasir Raja Sedili Johor Lama Penawar Tanjong Surat Tiram Puteri Wangsa Johor Jaya Permas Tanjong Puteri Stulang Pengkalan Rinting Kempas Skudai Nusa Jaya Bukit Permai Bukit Batu Senai Benut Pulai Sebatang Pekan Nanas Kukup

Sabah State Legislative Assembly	Banggi Tanjong Kapor Pitas Matunggong Tandek Tempasuk Kadamaian Usukan Tamparuli Sulaman Kiulu Karambunai Inanam Likas Api-Api Luyang Tanjong Aru Petagas Kapayan Moyog Kawang Pantai Manis Bongawan Membakut Klias Kuala Penyu Lumadan Sindumin Kundasang Karanaan Paginatan Tambunan Bingkor Liawan Melalap Kemabong Sook Nabawan Sugut Labuk Gum-Gum Sungai Sibuga Sekong Karamunting Elopura Tanjong Papat Kuamut Sukau Tungku Lahad Datu Kunak Sulabayan Senallang Bugaya Balung Apas Sri Tanjong Merotai Tanjong Batu Sebatik

Sarawak State Legislative Assembly	Opar Tasik Biru Tanjong Datu Pantai Damai Demak Laut Tupong Samariang Satok Padungan Pending Batu Lintang Kota Sentosa Batu Kitang Batu Kawah Asajaya Muara Tuang Stakan Serembu Mambong Tarat Tebedu Kedup Bukit Semuja Sadong Jaya Simunjan Gedong Sebuyau Lingga Beting Maro Balai Ringin Bukit Begunan Simanggang Engkilili Batang Ai Saribas Layar Bukit Saban Kalaka Krian Kabong Kuala Rajang Semop Daro Jemoreng Repok Meradong Pakan Meluan Ngemah Machan Bukit Assek Dudong Bawang Assan Pelawan Nangka Dalat Tellian Balingian Tamin Kakus Pelagus Katibas Bukit Goram Baleh Belaga Murum Jepak Tanjong Batu Kemena Samalaju Bekenu Lambir Piasau Pujut Senadin Marudi Telang Usan Mulu Bukit Kota Batu Danau Ba'kelalan Bukit Sari

See also: List of former Malaysian state electoral districts

Elections in Malaysia

General elections	1955 1959 1964 1969 1974 1978 1982 1986 1990 1995 1999 2004 2008 2013 next by-elections

State elections	1954 1955 1959 1963 1964 1967 1969 1971 1974 1976 1978 1979 1981 1982 1983 1985 1986 1987 1990 1991 1994 1995 1996 1999 2001 2004 2006 2008 2011 2013 2016 by-elections

Local elections	1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965

See also: Elections in Johor Kedah Kelantan Kuala Lumpur Labuan Malacca Negeri Sembilan Pahang Penang Perak Perlis Putrajaya Sabah Sarawak Selangor Terengganu

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