Muar Utara — Malaysia General Election Results

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

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

Election Winner Party Votes Vote Share Runner-up Majority
GE00 (1955) Hassan bin Yunus UMNO 19,802 84.5% Mohamed Nor bin A. Hamid (Negara) 16,179 (69.1 pts)
GE01 (1959) Ahmad bin Arshad UMNO 12,744 83.4% Nasir bin Abdullah (Negara) 10,211 (66.8 pts)
GE02 (1964) Ahmad bin Arshad UMNO 16,717 81.2% Abdul Hamid bin Hassan (Parti Rakyat) 12,841 (62.4 pts)
GE03 (1969) Ahmad bin Arshad UMNO Elected unopposed — no other candidate stood, no vote count on record

Full Result Breakdown by Election

GE00 (1955)

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Hassan bin Yunus UMNO (PERIKATAN) 19,80284.5%
Mohamed Nor bin A. Hamid Negara 3,62315.5%

GE01 (1959)

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Ahmad bin Arshad UMNO (PERIKATAN) 12,74483.4%
Nasir bin Abdullah Negara 2,53316.6%

GE02 (1964)

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Ahmad bin Arshad UMNO (PERIKATAN) 16,71781.2%
Abdul Hamid bin Hassan Parti Rakyat (SF) 3,87618.8%

GE03 (1969)

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Ahmad bin Arshad UMNO (PERIKATAN) Unopposed

Margin Over Time

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

GE00 (1955): UMNO margin 69.1 pts GE01 (1959): UMNO margin 66.8 pts GE02 (1964): UMNO margin 62.4 pts GE00 (1955) GE01 (1959) GE02 (1964)

Trend

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

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Ahmad bin Arshad (UMNO) was elected unopposed in Muar Utara in GE03 (1969) -- no other candidate stood.

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

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

What was the closest result in Muar Utara?

The closest result on record for Muar Utara was GE02 (1964), when UMNO beat Parti Rakyat by just 12,841 votes (62.4 percentage points).

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