Muar Selatan — Malaysia General Election Results

Awang bin Hassan (UMNO) was elected unopposed in Muar Selatan at the GE03 (1969) general election. This page covers every general election in Muar Selatan from GE00 (1955) to GE03 (1969).

Full Election History, GE00 (1955)–GE03 (1969)

Election Winner Party Votes Vote Share Runner-up Majority
GE00 (1955) Tan Suan Kok MCA 23,580 85.2% Mahmud bin Mohd Shah (Negara) 19,472 (70.3 pts)
GE01 (1959) Suleiman bin Abdul Rahman UMNO 14,795 76.4% Mohamed Tahir bin Daeng Mengati (PAS) 12,287 (63.4 pts)
GE02 (1964) Awang bin Hassan UMNO Elected unopposed — no other candidate stood, no vote count on record
GE03 (1969) Awang bin Hassan UMNO Elected unopposed — no other candidate stood, no vote count on record

Full Result Breakdown by Election

GE00 (1955)

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Tan Suan Kok MCA (PERIKATAN) 23,58085.2%
Mahmud bin Mohd Shah Negara 4,10814.8%

GE01 (1959)

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Suleiman bin Abdul Rahman UMNO (PERIKATAN) 14,79576.4%
Mohamed Tahir bin Daeng Mengati PAS 2,50812.9%
Raja Hashim bin Mahmood Negara 2,06910.7%

GE02 (1964)

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Awang bin Hassan UMNO (PERIKATAN) Unopposed

GE03 (1969)

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Awang bin Hassan UMNO (PERIKATAN) Unopposed

Margin Over Time

Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party's coalition bloc.

GE00 (1955): MCA margin 70.3 pts GE01 (1959): UMNO margin 63.4 pts GE00 (1955) GE01 (1959)

Trend

Muar Selatan has been contested at 4 general elections on record since GE00 (1955). Parties that have won this seat over that span: MCA, UMNO.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won Muar Selatan in the GE03 (1969) general election?

Awang bin Hassan (UMNO) was elected unopposed in Muar Selatan in GE03 (1969) -- no other candidate stood.

Which parties have won Muar Selatan since GE00 (1955)?

Since GE00 (1955), Muar Selatan has been won by: MCA, UMNO.

What was the closest result in Muar Selatan?

The closest result on record for Muar Selatan was GE01 (1959), when UMNO beat PAS by just 12,287 votes (63.4 percentage points).

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