Malaysia is number 1 for mobile Internet access

This would give you an indication of mobile device usage in this country.

A study conducted by TNS which includes more than 150,000 interviews across 56 countries on consumers' online behaviour shows that Malaysia is 1 out of only 5 places in the world where smartphone usage has outstripped computers.

The 5 countries where smartphone usage has outstripped computers are:

The study found that in Malaysia, 35% of the users surveyed said that they exclusively use their smartphones and no other device to access the Internet, making Malaysia the #1 country in the world when it comes to smartphone Internet access exclusivity.

The same high smartphone adoption pattern stretched across the rest of the Asia Pacific region with many of the countries above the 50% adoption mark. Even countries that traditionally have lagged behind have registered significant growth like Vietnam at 36%, up 16 percent from 2013.


Apart from Malaysia, the only smartphone-only Internet access was true for other Asian countries:

Vietnam: 24%
Singapore: 16%
South Korea: 14%
Hong Kong: 14%

In the Western world this trend is a single-digit one, e.g. Germany is at 7%, and the UK at 6%.


Search engines

Using search engines on smartphones is ubiquitous. 72% of Malaysians do this at least once a month, and the figures are even higher in the rest of Asia  - Singapore: 88%, Vietnam: 92%, Korea: 99%, Japan: 91%. This is a global trend with the UK, France and Germany all reporting figures of 88%.

On internet penetration 

Malaysians have at least 1.2 Internet-enabled devices, which underlines the importance of the multi-screen trend: using more than one device to achieve a task, or using devices simultaneously.

"This research clearly shows that Asian consumers have taken charge of the internet, and are shaping it in their own image - Malaysians are at the forefront of this trend, using their mobile devices to access news, look for local businesses and watch videos." - Sajith Sivanandan, MD, Google Malaysia.

- Source: CW Malaysia

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri 2014 from TGM

To all readers, fellow bloggers and friends - Selamat meyambut Hari Raya Aidilfitri, wishing you and your loved ones a great time getting together and your days filled with love.

SELAMAT HARI RAYA AIDILFITRI, MALAYSIA!

Dari kami
TheGreenMechanics^TM


Note: Image of UMS Mosque in Kota Kinabalu

Malaysia healthcare system is third best in the world

This is something nice to read from a foreign publication.

A US magazine, International Living rated Malaysia's healthcare system as the third best out of 24 countries in its 2014 Global Retirement Index. It also mentioned that Malaysia is Asia's best place to retire. Go ahead, read it!

This prompted our prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak to tweet saying Malaysia should be proud as its healthcare system is one of the best in the world.

PM Najib: "Malaysia scores third best out of 24 countries in International Living's Annual Global Retirement Index 2014. We should be proud!"




Malaysia ranked third in 2014

A study by the American publication, International Living, rates Malaysia's healthcare system as the third best out of 24 countries in its 2014 Global Retirement Index, beating Spain, Italy, Ireland and New Zealand, among other countries.

Malaysia was listed as third place after it scored 95 out of a possible 100 points. The top two countries, France and Uruguay, scored 97 and 96 points respectively.

The index, which was recently released by the Baltimore-based magazine, praised Malaysia's healthcare as the medical expertise of Malaysian healthcare practitioners is equal to or better than what it is in most Western countries.


"It's a bargain"

In its previous publication, International Living provided the following infographic to compare the Healthcare Costs in 7  Top Oversea Havens. Really, compared to other places with similarly world-class equipment, medical care in Malaysia is "a bargain" as some expats described it.



Source: International Living


TheGreenMechanics: You should be proud. A little, if you like. Although you may complain once in a while (ahem.., infact too much at times).


Sources: Bernama, International Living

Malaysia targets to achieve 11% Renewal Energy usage by 2020

By 2020, we are targeting to achieve high income nation status.

And by 2020, for every 10 units of energy that we used, 1 unit must come from renewable sources such as solar, wind, biogas, geothermal, biomass, etc. 11% is about okay? I think, with some 'help' from the fossil fuel sector, we can achieve more than that; a 15% should be more like it.

Some of the renewable energy sources. Image credit: PNOC

11 percent Renewable Energy usage

Malaysian Energy, Green Technology and Water Ministry recently unveiled its target of achieving 11% renewable energy usage by individual consumers and the industrial sector by 2020.

Currently the ministry estimates the usage of renewable energy generated by solar, biogas and biomass in the country to be 1.5% and hoped this percentage could be increased every year.

To purchase solar panels and install the system, consumers can apply for loans at the participating banks and the government will bear 2% of the loan interest. This is according to the ministry's deputy minister, Mahdzir Khalid.

To date the country had used only 862.4 megawatts (MW) of the renewable energy, not including hydropower which contributed 3,281MW.

The implementation of the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) system in December 2012 saw demand from the community, that is, 2,760 applications received for the production of renewable energy with a quota of 536MW.

To increase the level of effectiveness and efficiency of the FiT system, the ministry plans to introduce other mechanisms including more competitive bidding and renewable portfolio standard.


TheGreenMechanics: 

Regarding this 'more competitive bidding' thing.

During one of the New Electricity Tariff Roadshows by SESB which was attended by SEDA recently, I asked what sort of mechanism SEDA is applying to acknowledge the interest of bidders who are un-successful in their bid but keep bidding. Aren't they supposed to be getting some 'priority' now when the next RE quota become available?

The presenter, a CCO at SEDA answered that, it is an interesting question; they recognised it and they are working around the issue so that genuine bidders will eventually get their quota.

I hope so.

Source: Bernama

Malaysia launched $100mil (RM320 mil) green fund for South East Asia

Malaysia and Japan-based Asian Energy Investments Pte Ltd (AEI) have launched a US$100 million venture capital fund to invest in clean energy projects in South East Asia.


Malaysia-Japan partnership in venture capital fund raising


Green bank for South East Asia

Focusing on investments in small-to-mid-sized technologies and enterprises, a management company to be established called Putra Eco Ventures, will channel the investments and provide business consultancy services to green technology companies - such as wind, solar or tidal energy.

The announcement comes a little over a week after New York City launched its own US$1 billion green bank and in the wake of the new Australian government's decision to scrap its own green bank, the US$2 billion-a-year Clean Energy Finance Corporation.

Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak announced the launch of the fund on Monday at a meeting of sustainable development experts in San Francisco in the United States.

It will also help find cheaper biodiesel feedstocks for Malaysian biodiesel plants which have been idled because they rely on expensive crude palm oil.

This we hope, will further transform Malaysia into a knowledge-based, innovation-driven economy that is environmentally friendly while aiming to join the ranks of developed nations.

Malaysia aims to reduce its carbon emissions by 40% by 2020 from 2005 levels and increase its renewable energy capacity to 4,000 MW by 2030.


TheGreenMechanics: More options  should now be available for the small and medium-sized enterprises to venture into sustainable energy business.


Source: Malaysian Times

New Cabinet Ministers of Malaysia 2013

The following is the new line-up of Ministers and Deputy Ministers as announced by PM Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak:



Prime Minister: Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak

Deputy Prime Minister: Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin

1. Prime Minister's Department:

Ministers
Datuk Seri Jamil Khir Baharom
Datuk Seri Abdul Wahid Omar (to be appointed senator)
Datuk Seri Idris Jala (to be appointed senator)
Tan Sri Joseph Kurup
Datuk Seri Shahidan Kassim
Nancy Shukri
Datuk Joseph Entulu Belaun
Datuk Paul Low Seng Kuan (to be appointed senator)

Deputy Ministers
Datuk Razali Ibrahim
P. Waythamoorthy (to be appointed senator)

2. Finance Ministry
Minister I: Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak
Minister II: Datuk Seri Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah
Deputy Minister: Datuk Ahmad Maslan

3. Education Ministry
Minister I: Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin
Minister II Datuk Seri Idris Jusoh
Deputy Minister I: Datuk Mary Yap
Deputy Minister II: P. Kamalanathan

4. Home Affairs Ministry
Minister: Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi
Deputy Minister: Datuk Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar

5. Communication and Multimedia Ministry
Minister: Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek
Deputy Minister: Datuk Jailani Johari

6. International Trade and Industry Ministry
Minister: Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed
Deputy Minister: Hamim Samuri

7. Natural Resources and Environment Ministry
Minister: Datuk Seri G. Palanivel
Deputy Minister: Datuk James Dawos Mamit

8. Transport Ministry
Minister: Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein (acting)
Deputy Minister: Datuk Aziz Kaprawi

9. Tourism and Culture Ministry
Minister: Datuk Seri Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz
Deputy Minister: Datuk Joseph Salang (he later declined the appointment)

10. Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Ministry
Minister: Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob
Deputy Minister: Datuk Tajuddin Abdul Rahman

11. Defence Ministry
Minister: Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein
Deputy Minister: Datuk Abdul Rahim Bakri

12. Works Ministry
Minister: Datuk Fadillah Yusof
Deputy Minister: Datuk Rosnah Abdul Rashid Shirlin

13. Health Ministry
Minister: Datuk Seri Dr S. Subramaniam
Deputy Minister: Datuk Seri Dr Hilmi Yahaya

14. Youth and Sports Ministry
Minister: Khairy Jamaluddin Abu Bakar
Deputy Minister: Datuk M. Saravanan

15. Human Resources Ministry
Minister: Datuk Richard Riot
Deputy Minister: Datuk Ismail Abdul Muttalib

16. Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Ministry
Minister: Datuk Hasan Malek
Deputy Minister: Datuk Ahmad Bashah Md Hanipah (to be appointed senator)

17. Women, Family and Community Development Ministry
Minister: Datuk Rohani Abdul Karim
Deputy Minister: Datuk Azizah Mohd Dun

18. Foreign Affairs Ministry
Minister: Datuk Seri Anifah Aman
Deputy Minister: Datuk Hamzah Zainuddin

19. Urban Well-being, Housing and Local Government Ministry
Minister: Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahalan
Deputy Minister: Datuk Halimah Sadique

20. Plantation Industries and Commodities Ministry
Minister: Datuk Seri Douglas Uggah Embas
Deputy Minister: Datuk Noriah Kasnon

21. Rural and Regional Development Ministry
Minister: Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal
Deputy Minister: Datuk Alexander Nanta Linggi

22. Federal Territories Ministry
Minister: Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor
Deputy Minister: Datuk Dr J. Loga Bala Mohan

23. Energy, Green Technology and Water Ministry
Minister: Datuk Seri Maximus Ongkili
Deputy Minister: Datuk Seri Mahdzir Khalid

24. Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry
Minister: Datuk Dr Ewon Ebin
Deputy Minister: Datuk Dr Abu Bakar Mohamad Diah

Number of Ministries: 24
Number of Ministers: 30
Number of Deputy Ministers: 27

Total: 57

Full result of Malaysia's GE13: Parliament Seats

The following is the full result of Malaysia's 13th General Election on 5th May 2013:-

Malaysia has 222 parliamentary seats and a simple majority to win the election is 112 seats. This page will be updated throughout the vote counting and will be updated accordingly.


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TOTAL WON: (Final)

Barisan Nasional (BN)                                              = 133
Pakatan Rakyat (PR)                                                = 89
30(PKR) + 21(PAS) + 38(DAP)
Others                                                                     = 0

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Parliament Seat		Winner	||	Parliament Seat		Winner
PERLIS				FT KUALA LUMPUR
P1 Padang Besar	-	BN		P114 Kepong	-	DAP
P2 Kangar	-	BN		P115 Batu	-	PKR
P3 Arau	-	BN		P116 Wangsa Maju	-	PKR
				P117 Segambut	-	DAP
KEDAH				P118 Setiawangsa	-	BN
				P119 Titiwangsa	-	PAS
P4   Langkawi	-	BN		P120 Bukit Bintang	-	DAP
P5   Jerlun	-	BN		P121 Lembah Pantai	-	PKR
P6   Kubang Pasu	-	BN		P122 Seputeh	-	DAP
P7   Padang Terap	-	BN		P123 Cheras	-	DAP
P8   Pokok Sena	-	PAS		P124 Bandar Tun Razak	-	PKR
P9   Alor Setar	-	PKR		P125 Putrajaya	-	BN
P10 Kuala Kedah	-	PKR
P11 Pendang	-	BN		NEGERI SEMBILAN
P12 Jerai	-	BN
P13 Sik	-	BN		P126 Jelebu	-	BN
P14 Merbok	-	BN		P127 Jempol	-	BN
P15 Sungai Petani	-	PKR		P128 Seremban	-	DAP
P16 Baling	-	BN		P129 Kuala Pilah	-	BN
P17 Padang Serai	-	PKR		P130 Rasah	-	DAP
P18 Kulim-Bandar Baharu	-	BN		P131 Rembau	-	BN
				P132 Telok Kemang	-	PKR
				P133 Tampin	-	BN
KELANTAN				MELAKA
P19 Tumpat	-	PAS		P134 Masjid Tanah	-	BN
P20 Pengkalan Chepa	-	PAS		P135 Alor Gajah	-	BN
P21 Kota Bharu	-	PAS		P136 Tangga Batu	-	BN
P22 Pasir Mas	-	PAS		P137 Bukit Katil	-	PKR
P23 Rantau Panjang	-	PAS		P138 Kota Melaka	-	DAP
P24 Kubang Kerian	-	PAS		P139 Jasin	-	BN
P25 Bachok	-	PAS
P26 Ketereh	-	BN
P27 Tanah Merah	-	BN		JOHOR
P28 Pasir Puteh	-	PAS
P29 Machang	-	BN		P140 Segamat	-	BN
P30 Jeli	-	BN		P141 Sekijang	-	BN
P31 Kuala Krai	-	PAS		P142 Labis	-	BN
P32 Gua Musang	-	BN		P143 Pagoh	-	BN
				P144 Ledang	-	BN
TERENGGANU				P145 Bakri	-	DAP
				P146 Muar	-	BN
P33 Besut	-	BN		P147 Parit Sulong	-	BN
P34 Setiu	-	BN		P148 Ayer Hitam	-	BN
P35 Kuala Nerus.	-	PAS		P149 Sri Gading	-	BN
P36 Kuala Terengganu	-	PAS		P150 Batu Pahat	-	PKR
P37 Marang	-	PAS		P151 Simpang Renggam	-	BN
P38 Hulu Terengganu	-	BN		P152 Kluang	-	DAP
P39 Dungun	-	PAS		P153 Sembrong	-	BN
P40 Kemaman	-	BN		P154 Mersing	-	BN
				P155 Tenggara	-	BN
PENANG				P156 Kota Tinggi	-	BN
				P157 Pengerang	-	BN
P41 Kepala Batas	-	BN		P158 Tebrau	-	BN
P42 Tasek Gelugor	-	BN		P159 Pasir Gudang	-	BN
P43 Bagan	-	DAP		P160 Johor Bahru	-	BN
P44 Permatang Pauh	-	PKR		P161 Pulai	-	BN
P45 Bukit Mertajam	-	DAP		P162 Gelang Patah	-	DAP
P46 Batu Kawan	-	DAP		P163 Kulai	-	DAP
P47 Nibong Tebal	-	PKR		P164 Pontian	-	BN
P48 Bukit Bendera	-	DAP		P165 Tanjong Piai	-	BN
P49 Tanjong	-	DAP
P50 Jelutong	-	DAP		FT LABUAN
P51 Bukit Gelugor	-	DAP
P52 Bayan Baru	-	BN		P166 Labuan	-	BN
P53 Balik Pulau	-	BN
PERAK				SABAH
P54 Gerik	-	BN		P167 Kudat	-	BN
P55 Lenggong	-	BN		P168 Kota Marudu	-	BN
P56 Larut	-	BN		P169 Kota Belud	-	BN
P57 Parit Buntar	-	PAS		P170 Tuaran	-	BN
P58 Bagan Serai	-	BN		P171 Sepanggar	-	BN
P59 Bukit Gantang	-	PAS		P172 Kota Kinabalu	-	DAP
P60 Taiping	-	DAP		P173 Putatan	-	BN
P61 Padang Rengas	-	BN		P174 Penampang	-	PKR
P62 Sungai Siput	-	PKR		P175 Papar	-	BN
P63 Tambun	-	BN		P176 Kimanis	-	BN
P64 Ipoh Timor	-	DAP		P177 Beaufort	-	BN
P65 Ipoh Barat	-	DAP		P178 Sipitang	-	BN
P66 Batu Gajah	-	DAP		P179 Ranau	-	BN
P67 Kuala Kangsar	-	BN		P180 Keningau	-	BN
P68 Beruas	-	DAP		P181 Tenom	-	BN
P69 Parit	-	BN		P182 Pensiangan	-	BN
P70 Kampar	-	DAP		P183 Beluran	-	BN
P71 Gopeng	-	PKR		P184 Libaran	-	BN
P72 Tapah	-	BN		P185 Batu Sapi	-	BN
P73 Pasir Salak	-	BN		P186 Sandakan	-	DAP
P74 Lumut	-	PKR		P187 Kinabatangan	-	BN
P75 Bagan Datok	-	BN		P188 Silam	-	BN
P76 Telok Intan	-	DAP		P189 Semporna	-	BN
P77 Tanjong Malim	-	BN		P190 Tawau	-	BN
				P191 Kalabakan	-	BN
PAHANG				SARAWAK
P78 Cameron Highlands	-	BN		P192 Mas Gading	-	BN
P79 Lipis	-	BN		P193 Santubong	-	BN
P80 Raub	-	DAP		P194 Petra Jaya	-	BN
P81 Jerantut	-	BN		P195 Bandar Kuching	-	DAP
P82 Indera Mahkota	-	PKR		P196 Stampin	-	DAP
P83 Kuantan	-	PKR		P197 Kota Samarahan	-	BN
P84 Paya Besar	-	BN		P198 Mambong	-	BN
P85 Pekan	-	BN		P199 Serian	-	BN
P86 Maran	-	BN		P200 Batang Sadong	-	BN
P87 Kuala Krau	-	BN		P201 Batang Lupar	-	BN
P88 Temerloh	-	P		P202 Sri Aman	-	BN
P89 Bentong	-	BN		P203 Lubok Antu	-	BN
P90 Bera	-	BN		P204 Betong	-	BN
P91 Rompin	-	BN		P205 Saratok	-	BN
				P206 Tanjung Manis	-	BN
SELANGOR				P207 Igan	-	BN
				P208 Sarikei	-	DAP
P92   Sabak Bernam	-	BN		P209 Julau	-	BN
P93   Sungai Besar	-	BN		P210 Kanowit	-	BN
P94   Hulu Selangor	-	BN		P211 Lanang	-	DAP
P95   Tanjong Karang	-	BN		P212 Sibu	-	DAP
P96   Kuala Selangor	-	BN		P213 Mukah	-	BN
P97   Selayang	-	PKR		P214 Selangau	-	BN
P98   Gombak	-	PKR		P215 Kapit	-	BN
P99   Ampang	-	PKR		P216 Hulu Rajang	-	BN
P100 Pandan	-	PKR		P217 Bintulu	-	BN
P101 Hulu Langat	-	PAS		P218 Sibuti	-	BN
P102 Serdang	-	DAP		P219 Miri	-	PKR
P103 Puchong	-	DAP		P220 Baram	-	BN
P104 Kelana Jaya	-	PKR		P221 Limbang	-	BN
P105 P Jaya Selatan	-	PKR		P222 Lawas	-	BN
P106 P Jaya Utara	-	DAP
P107 Subang	-	PKR
P108 Shah Alam	-	PAS
P109 Kapar	-	PKR
P110 Klang	-	DAP
P111 Kota Raja	-	PAS
P112 Kuala Langat	-	PKR
P113 Sepang	-	PAS

====================================

TOTAL WON: (Final)

Barisan Nasional (BN): 133
Pakatan Rakyat (PR): 30(PKR) + 21(PAS) + 38(DAP) = 89
Independant: 0

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Happy voting Malaysia! - Full list of State & Parliament constituencies in Sabah

Today, 5^th May 2013, is the moment of truth.

Dubbed the mother of all elections, GE13 is the most eagerly (or fiercely) contested General Election in Malaysia and it promises many surprises and excitement. So, let's go fellow Malaysians! Vote for the future, it's my and your right.

Sabah has 25 Parliament, and 60 State constituencies.

Sabah comes second only to Sarawak in terms of number of seats (Parliament & State). The top 5 states a as follows:

Sarawak  : 31 (P), 71 (State)
Sabah      : 25 (P), 60 (S)
Johor      : 26 (P), 56 (S)
Perak      : 24 (P), 59 (S)
Selangor : 22 (P), 56 (S)

Full list of Parliament and State seats


HAPPY VOTING MALAYSIA!

GE13: Full list of candidates for Sabah State Assembly

13th General Election: Full List of Candidates for Sabah State Assembly. Polling day is on May 5, 2013.

Those marked with * are the Incumbents

N1 – BANGGI (9,861)

Datu Mohd Arifin Bin Datu Abdul Salam (STAR)
Abd Mijul Unaini ((BN- UMNO) *
Jae-ly Medong (SAPP)
Datu Abdul Razak Bin Datu Abdul Salam (PKR)
Datu Ariffin Datu Salam (STAR)
(2008: ABD MIJUL UNAINI: BN: Maj: 2,024)

N2 – TANJONG KAPOR (22,476)

Zainal Bin Nasiruddin (BERSAMA)
Datuk Teo Chee Kang (BN) *
Tsen Heng Chong @ Peter Tsen (SAPP)
Alexandra @ Alexander Anthony (Bebas)
Chin Chong Kui @ William Chin (PKR)
Hendiri @ Hendry Bin Minar (STAR)
(2008: DATUK TEO CHEE KANG: BN: Maj: 3,619)

N3 – PITAS (14,912)

Johnes @ Onis Bin Piut (SAPP)
Awang Latip Bin Abdul Salam (KITA)
Maklin Bin Masiau (STAR)
Datuk Bolkiah Bin Ismail (BN-UMNO) *
Dausieh Binti Queck @ Paraman (PAS)
(2008: DATUK BOLKIAH ISMAIL: BN: Maj: 3,848)

N4 – MATUNGGONG (19,977)

Sarapin Bin Magana (BN-PBS)
Richard Bin Jiun (SAPP)
Marunsai Bin Dawai (STAR)
Jelin Bin Dasanap @ Jelani Bin Hamdan (PKR)
Jolius Bin Majawai (Bebas)
(2008: SARAPIN BIN MAGANA: BN: Maj: 2,982)

N5 – TANDEK (22,220)

Lasiah Baranting @ Anita (BN) *
Andonny Pilit @ Anthony Biri Mandiau (PKR)
Jebon Janaun (STAR)
Yapolai Bin Kundapit @ Henry (SAPP)
(2008: LASIAH BARANTING @ ANITA: BN: Maj: 2,237)

N6 – TEMPASUK (16,866)

Abdul Malik Bin Mohed (SAPP)
Laiman Bin Ikin (PAS)
Suwah Bin Buleh @ Bulleh (STAR)
Datuk Musbah Bin Jambli (BN-UMNO) *
(2008: DATUK MUSBAH BIN JAMBLI: BN: Maj: 2,432)

N7 – KADAMAIAN (15,903)

Ukoh @ Jeremy Bin Malajad @ Malazad (PKR)
Rubbin Bin Guribah (STAR)
Timbon @ Herbert Bin Langadan (BN-PBS) *
Peter Marajin @ Peter Marazing (SAPP)
(2008: TIMBON @ HERBERT LAGADAN: BN: Maj: 2,473)

N8 – USUKAN (18,698)

Datuk Md Salleh Md Said (BN-UMNO)
Bakhruddin Bin Ismail (STAR)
Mustapha @ Mohd Yunus Bin Sakmud (PKR)
(2008: DATUK JAPLIN AKIM @ ABD HAMID: BN: Maj: 4,023)

N9 – TAMPARULI (17,265)

Datuk Jahid Jahim (BN-PBS) *
Stephan Gaimin (SAPP)
Datuk Mojilip Bin Bumburing @ Wilfred (PKR)
Linggu @ Edward Bukut (STAR)
James Ongkili Jr (BEBAS)
(2008: DATUK JAHID @ NOORDIN JAHIM: BN: Maj: 2,743)

N10 – SULAMAN (19,587)

Datuk Hajiji Bin Haji Noor (BN-UMNO) *
David Bin Orok (STAR)
Ariffin Bin Harith (Bebas)
Gulabdin @ Ghulabdin Bin Enjih (PKR)
Ali Akbar Bin Kawi (Bebas)
(2008: DATUK HAJIJI BIN HAJI NOOR: BN: Maj: 5,456)

N11 – KIULU (11,424)

Datuk Joniston Bangkuai (BN-PBS)
Tindil Gonsobil (SAPP)
Rhodes Bin Panilau (PKR)
Terence Sinti (STAR)
(2008: LOVIS RAMPAS: BN: Maj: 1,266)

N12 – KARAMBUNAI (28,971)

Datuk Jainab Ahmad (BN-UMNO) *
Aziz Ibrahim (SAPP)
Muali Bin Aching (PKR)
(2008: DATUK JAINAB AHMAD: BN: Maj: 3,018)

N13 – INANAM (24,403)

Roland Chia Ming Shen (PKR)
Enchin Bin Majimbun @ Eric (SAPP)
Joseph Bin Paulus Lantip (BN)
(2008: DATUK GOH CHIN LOK @ DATUK JOHNNY GOH: BN: Maj: 1,686)

N14 – LIKAS (15,294)

Chin Su Yin (BN-LDP)
Wong Hong Jun (DAP)
Datuk Yong Teck Lee (SAPP)
Ho Cheong Tshun (STAR)
(2008: DATUK LIEW TECK CHAN: BN: Maj: 862)

N15 – API API (15,103)

Datuk Dr Yee Moh Chai (BN-PBS) *
Wong Yit Ming (SAPP)
Liew Chin Jin (PKR)
Jude Marcel Joseph (Ind)
Dr Felix Chong Kat Fah (STAR)
(2008: DATUK YEE MOH CHAI: BN: Maj: 174)

N16 – LUYANG (20,119)

Datuk Agnes Shim (BN-MCA)
Hiew King Cheu (DAP)
Melanie Chia (SAPP) *
Jafery Jomion (STAR)
(2008: CHIA CHUI KET: BN: Maj: 1,502)

N17 – TANJUNG ARU (21,973)

Datuk Edward Yong Oui Fah (BN-PBS) *
Richard Yong We Kong (SAPP)
Mat Yunin @ Mohd Yunin Bin Atin (PKR)
Hamid Ismail (PAS)
Salleh Tiasi @ Tiaseh (STAR)
(2008: DATUK YONG OUI FAH: BN: Maj: 2,960)

N18 – PETAGAS (15,517)

Datuk Yahya Hussin (BN-UMNO) *
Mat Yunin @ Mohd Yunin Bin Atin (PKR)
Ahmad Awang Sah Sahari (STAR)
(2008: DATUK YAHYAH @ YAHYA BIN HUSSIN @ AG. HUSIN: BN: Maj: 3,568)

N19 – KAPAYAN (26,767)

Datuk Edward Khoo Keok Hai (BN-MCA)
Phillip Among @ Daniel Dell Fideus (STAR)
Dr Edwin @ Jack Bosi (DAP)
Chong Pit Fah (SAPP)
(2008: EDWARD KHOO KEOK HAI: BN: Maj: 2,062)

N20 – MOYOG (17,556)

Terrence Alon Siambun (PKR)
Bernard Lawrence Solibun (STAR)
Danim @ Aloysius Bin Siap (SAPP)
Datuk Philip Benedict Lasimbang (BN-UPKO)
(2008: DONALD PETER MOJUNTIN: BN: Maj: 2,685)

N21 – KAWANG (19,901)

Datuk Gulamhaidar Khan Bahadar (BN-UMNO) *
Edward Dagul (SAPP)
Kefli @ Dzulkefli Bin Safar (PKR)
Akop Damsah @ Yakub (STAR)
(2008: DATUK GULAMHAIDAR @ YUSOF BIN KHAN BAHADAR: BN: Maj: 6,066)

N22 – PANTAI MANIS (18,870)

Datuk Abdul Rahim Ismail (BN-UMNO) *
Noraizal Bin Mohd Noor (SAPP)
Fred Bin Gabriel (PKR)
Baharudin @ Baharuddin Bin Nayan (STAR)
(2008: DATUK ABDUL RAHIM ISMAIL: BN: Maj: 2,862)

N23 – BONGAWAN (14,851)

Mohammad Alamin (BN-UMNO)
Awang Talib Awang Bagul (SAPP)
Tan Sri Ibrahim Menudin (PKR)
Assim @ Hassim Harun Matali (STAR)
(2008: DATUK KARIM BIN BUJANG: BN: Maj: 5,730)

N24 – MEMBAKUT (11,777)

Datuk Mohd Arifin Bin Mohd Arif (BN-UMNO) *
Narawi @ Sinar Bin Ahmad (PKR)
Banjimin Ondoi (SAPP)
Jaapar Bin Ag Gador (STAR)
(2008: DATUK MOHD ARIFIN MOHD ARIF: BN: Maj: 3,499)

N25 – KLIAS (15,338)

Mohd Sanusi Bin Taripin (SAPP)
Aliapa Bin Osman (STAR)Datuk Lajim Bin Ukin (PKR)
Isnin Bin Aliasnih @ Liasnih (BN-UMNO)
(2008: DATUK AZIZAH MOHD DUN: BN: Maj: 2,413)

N26 – KUALA PENYU (14,759)

Limus Jury (BN-UPKO)
Datuk Johan @ Christopher Bin OT Ghani (PKR)
Alexander Sintin @ Ining Sinten (STAR)
Jusbian bin Kenneth (BEBAS)
Haji Md. Tajuddin bin Hj. Md. Walli (BEBAS)
(2008: TEO KWAN CHIN @ TEO MAU SING: BN: Maj: 257)

N27 – LUMADAN (13,777)

Kamarlin Ombi (BN-UMNO) *
Jamain Sarudin (SAPP)
Ustaz Abdul Rahman Yaakob (PKR)
Md Jaafar Ibrahim (STAR)
Rapahi bin Edris (BEBAS)Saudi bin Suhaili (BEBAS)
(2008: DATUK KAMARLIN OMBI: BN: Maj: 3,297)

N28 – SINDUMIN (15,400)

Ahmad Bujang (BN-UMNO) *
Amde @ Hamdi Sidik (SAPP)
Harunsah Bin Ibrahim (PKR)
Semion @ Fred Semion Sakai (STAR)
(2008: AHMAD BUJANG: BN: Maj: 1,904)

N29 – KUNDASANG (13,322)

Jain Sauting (STAR)
Cleftus Stephen Spine (Bebas)
Satiol Bin Indong (PKR)
Joachim Gunsalam (BN-PBS) *
Japiril Bin Suhaimin (SAPP)
Sam Bin Hondou (Bebas)
(2008: JOACHIM GUNSALAM: BN: Maj: 1,806)

N30 – KARANAAN (12,456)

Datuk Masidi Bin Manjun @ Masdi (BN-UMNO) *
Jalibin Bin Paidi (STAR)
Mat Jaili Bin Samat (Bebas)
Muhiddin @ Mohd Anas Bin Yusin (PKR)
(2008: DATUK MASIDI MANJUN @ MASDI: BN: Maj: 5,116)

N31 – PAGINATAN (13,275)

Yazid Bin Sahjinan (Bebas)
Datuk Siringan Bin Gubat @ Aliance (BN-UPKO)
Amru Bin Abd Kadir (PKR)
Pedderin @ Feddrin Bin Tuliang @ Tuling (STAR)
(2008: DATUK EWON EBIN: BN: Maj: 3,457)

N32 – TAMBUNAN (13,757)

Tan Sri Joseph Pairin Kitingan (BN-PBS) *
Wilfred Win Bin Ponil (PKR)
Nestor Joannes (STAR)
(2008: JOSEPH PAIRIN KITINGAN: BN: Maj: 2,781)

N33 – BINGKOR (15,878)

Kennedy Jie John @ Ken (BN-UPKO)
Dato Ahmad Shah Tambakau (PKR)
Datuk Dr Jeffrey G. Kitingan (STAR)

N34 – LIAWAN (14,056)

Datuk Sairin Karno (BN-UMNO) *
Paul Gitang (PKR)
Pauket Yadiloh @ Johari Tahir (SAPP)
Dr Nicholas J Guntobon (STAR)
Nusleh bin Madarak (BEBAS)
(2008: SAPIN @ SAIRIN KARANO @ KARNO: BN: Maj: 2,044)

N35 – MELALAP (12,074)

Datuk Radin Malleh (BN-PBS) *
Noorita binti Sual (DAP)
Roger Stimin (SAPP)
Kong Fui Seng (STAR)
(2008: DATUK RADIN MALLEH BN: Maj: 2,099)

N36 – KEMABONG (13,230)

Datuk Rubin Balang (BN-UMNO) *
William Ensor Tingkalor (SAPP)
Biou Suyan (PKR)
Tay Jin Kiong @ Alfred (STAR)
(2008: RUBIN BALANG: BN: Maj: 2,437)

N37 – SOOK (10,598)

Datuk Elron Angin (BN-PBRS) *
Datuk Frankie Chong Yu Chee (SAPP)
Liberty Lopog (PKR)
Drs Kustin Ladi (STAR)
(2008: RUBIN BALANG: BN: Maj: 2,437)

N38 – NABAWAN (9,840)

Datuk Bobbey Suan (BN-UPKO) *
Raymond Bin Ahuar (PKR)
George Iram (STAR)
(2008: BOBBEY AH FANG SUAN: BN: Maj: 2,087)

N39 – SUGUT (9,675)

Datuk James Ratib (BN-UMNO)
Petrus Zabang (PKR)
Masiawan Kunching (STAR)
(2008: DATUK SURADY KAYONG: BN: Maj: 2,535)

N40 – LABUK (15,013)

Datuk Michael Asang (BN-PBS) *
Datuk Tan Yong Gee (PKR)
Pinus Gondili (STAR)
(2008: DATUK METAH @ MICHEAL ASANG: BN: Maj: 5,455)

N41 – GUM GUM (11,734)

Hassan Hami @Hamid (STAR)
Ahmad Thamrin@Tamrin Mohd Jaini (PKR)
Datuk Zakaria Edris (BN-UMNO) *
(2008: DATUK ZAKARIA MOHD. EDRIS: BN: won unopossed)

N42 – SUNGAI SIBUGA (28,038)

Datuk Seri Musa Aman (BN-UMNO) *
Mohd Arshad Abdul (BEBAS)
A.M. Jafar @ Damaid Juana (SAPP)
Mohd Roslan Yussof (STAR)
Irwanshah Mustapha Ahmad (PKR)
(2008: DATUK SERI MUSA AMAN: BN: Maj: 7,657)

N43 – SEKONG (14,247)

Musah Bin Ghani (PKR)
Ahmad Bin Ibrahim (STAR)
Awang @ Abdul Nasip Bin Othman (SAPP)
Datuk Ilahan Datu Amilbangsa (Bebas)
Datuk Samsudin Bin Yahya (BN-UMNO) *
(2008: DATUK SAMSUNDIN YAHYA: BN: Maj: 2,189)

N44 – KARAMUNTING (15,952)

Charles Pang (BN-LDP)
Chong Ket Kiun (DAP)
Yong Vui Min (SAPP)
(2008: DATUK PETER PANG EN YIN: BN: Maj: 3,362)

N45 – ELOPURA (22,317)

Liau Fook Kong (SAPP)
Au Kam Wah (BN) *
Hiew Vun Zin (DAP)
(2008: AU KAM WAH: BN: Maj: 5,409)

N46 – TANJONG PAPAT (14,741)

Frankie Poon (DAP)
Ken Yong Chie Man (SAPP)
Raymond Tan Shu Kiah (BN) *
(2008: RAYMOND TAN SHU KIAH: BN: Maj: 3,926)

N47 – KUAMUT (14,915)

Masiung Banah (BN) *
Edward Podok (STAR)
Mustapa Bin Datu Tambuyong (PKR)
(2008: MASIUNG BANAH: BN: Maj: 1,672)

N48 – SUKAU (9,833)

Datuk Saddi Abdi Rahman (BN-UMNO) *
Ahdah Sulaiman (PAS)
Juhori Paritai (STAR)
(2008: DATUK SADDI BIN ABDU RAHMAN: BN: Maj: 2,107)

N49 – TUNGKU (14,626)

Datu Shuaib Bin Dato Mutalib (SAPP)
Datuk Mohd Suhaili Bin Said (BN-UMNO) *
Tsen Yun Fah @ Mohd Azlan Tsen Abdullah (Bebas)
Johani Bin Abd Halim (PKR)
Johan Bin Nul (STAR)
(2008: DATUK MOHD SUHAILI SAID: BN: Maj: 2,382)

N50 – LAHAD DATU (25,232)

Aliandu Bin Enjil (SAPP)
Dato’ Mohammad Yusof Bin Apdal (BN-UMNO)
Hamid Awong @ Abdul Hamid Awong (PKR)
Ariffin Bin Hamid @ Alfa Hamid (STAR)
(2008: DATU NASRUN DATU MANSUR: BN: Maj: 3,058)

N51 – KUNAK (11,804)

Datuk Nilwan Bin Kabang (BN) *
Kasman Bin Karate (PAS)
Hussein Bin Ibnu Hassan (Bebas)
Valentine @ Rengers Sebastian (STAR)
Abdul Sattal Bin Shafiee (Bebas)
Sharif Shamsuddin Bin Sharif Sagaf (Bebas)
(2008: DATUK NILWAN BIN KABANG: BN: Maj: 4,115)

N52 – SULABAYAN (12,642)

Datuk Jaujan Sambakong (BN-UMNO)
Hermeny Murgal (PKR)
Julkalani Abd Rahman (Bebas)
Hussein Mumakil (Bebas)
Hasaman Sagaran (MUPP)
Mamat Barhana (Bebas)
Ghazalie PG. Hindi @ Abdul Ghani (Bebas)
(2008: HARMAN MOHAMAD: BN: Maj: 2,037)

N53 – SENALLANG (13,210)

Datuk Nasir Tun Sakaran (BN-UMNO) *
Mohd Amin Abdul Mem (PKR)
Datu Badaruddin Tun Mustapha (Bebas)
Abdul Manang Hatib Lawari @ Osman (Bebas)
Abdul Karim Talip (Bebas)
(2008: DATUK NASIR TUN SAKARAN: BN: Maj: 5,432)

N54 – BUGAYA (15,697)

Datuk Ramlee Marahaban (BN-UMNO) *
Hasai Tudai (PAS)
Abdul Hussin Kiamsin (Bebas)
Atal Muhammad KK Abd Menang (Bebas)
Alimin Budin (Bebas)
Abdullah Sani Abdul Salleh (Bebas)
(2008: DATUK RAMLEE MARAHABAN: BN: MENANG TANPA BERTANDING)

N55 – BALUNG (13,526)

Datuk Syed Abas Syed Ali (BN-UMNO) *
Abdul Hamid Mohamad Noor (SAPP)
Frank Salazar @ Franco (PKR)
Abdillah Timbasal (Bebas)
(2008: DATUK SYED ABAS SYED ALI: BN: Maj: 3,737)

N56 – APAS (15,837)

Tahir Bin Dahu (SAPP)
Chok Yit Min (STAR)
Alizaman Bin Jijurahman (PKR)
Datuk Tawfiq Bin Abu Bakar Titingan (BN-UMNO) *
(2008: DATUK TAWFIQ ABU BAKAR TITINGAN: BN: Maj: 3,608)

N57 – SRI TANJUNG (22,175)

Fung Len Fui (BN-PBS)
Chan Foong Hin (DAP)
Yong Chong Kim (SAPP)
Olivia Chong Oi Yun (STAR)
(2008: WONG SZE PHIN @ JIMMY: DAP: Maj: 1,172)

N58 – MEROTAI (18,317)

Mohd Bin Manuke (BEBAS)
Rita Rudiansah Abu Bakar (BEBAS)
Ho Shau Vui (SAPP)
Datuk Chin Chee Syn (BEBAS)
Datuk Pang Yuk Ming (BN) *
Ahmad Dullah (PAS)
(2008: DATUK PANG YUK MING: BN: Maj: 242)

N59 – TANJONG BATU (18,386)

Fatmawaty Mohd Yusuf (PAS)
Datuk Hamisa Samat (BN-UMNO) *
(2008: DATUK HAMISA SAMAT: BN: Maj: 4,422)

N60 – SEBATIK (10,090)

Mohd Yusup Lewah (BEBAS)
Daud Jalaluddin (PAS)
Abd Muis Picho (BN-UMNO) *
Mohamad Jefrry Rosman (STAR)
(2008: ABD MUIS PICHO: BN: Maj: 3,831)