Compiled by EveryElectionResult.com's data team · Last updated 2026-08-30
Padang Terap was won by Nurul Amin bin Ahmad (PAS) at the GE15 (2022) general election, with a majority of 10,959 votes over Mahdzir bin Khalid. This page covers every general election in Padang Terap from GE04 (1974) to GE15 (2022).
Full Election History, GE04 (1974)–GE15 (2022)
Election
Winner
Party
Votes
Vote Share
Runner-up
Majority
GE04 (1974)
Ahmad Shukri bin Abdul Shukur
PAS
Elected unopposed — no other candidate stood, no vote count on record
GE05 (1978)
Syed Ahmad bin Syed Mahmud Shahabudin
UMNO
14,747
55.1%
Mohammad Asri bin Muda (PAS)
2,747 (10.3 pts)
GE06 (1982)
Syed Ahmad bin Syed Mahmud Shahabudin
UMNO
18,637
60.2%
Sudin bin Wahab (PAS)
6,308 (20.4 pts)
GE07 (1986)
Affifudin bin Omar
UMNO
18,520
58.8%
Mahmud @ Mohamood bin Che Mat @ Ahmad (PAS)
5,535 (17.6 pts)
GE08 (1990)
Affifudin bin Omar
UMNO
20,697
61.0%
Baharom bin Bakar (Semangat 46)
7,489 (22.1 pts)
GE09 (1995)
Affifudin bin Omar
UMNO
11,571
56.5%
Mustapha Kamal bin Shahrom (PAS)
2,673 (13.1 pts)
GE10 (1999)
Zawawi bin Ahmad
PAS
12,218
52.3%
Othman bin Ismail (UMNO)
1,053 (4.5 pts)
GE11 (2004)
Ghazali bin Ibrahim
UMNO
14,776
54.0%
Zawawi bin Ahmad (PAS)
2,172 (7.9 pts)
GE12 (2008)
Mohd Nasir bin Zakaria
PAS
15,003
50.6%
Ghazali bin Ibrahim (UMNO)
369 (1.2 pts)
GE13 (2013)
Mahdzir bin Khalid
UMNO
20,654
55.7%
Mohd Nasir bin Zakaria (PAS)
4,442 (12.0 pts)
GE14 (2018)
Mahdzir bin Khalid
UMNO
16,384
42.1%
Mohd Azam bin Abd Aziz (PAS)
1,099 (2.8 pts)
GE15 (2022)
Nurul Amin bin Ahmad
PAS
28,217
58.0%
Mahdzir bin Khalid (UMNO)
10,959 (22.5 pts)
Full Result Breakdown by Election
GE04 (1974)
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Ahmad Shukri bin Abdul Shukur
PAS (BN)
Unopposed
GE05 (1978)
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Syed Ahmad bin Syed Mahmud Shahabudin
UMNO (BN)
14,747
55.1%
Mohammad Asri bin Muda
PAS
12,000
44.9%
GE06 (1982)
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Syed Ahmad bin Syed Mahmud Shahabudin
UMNO (BN)
18,637
60.2%
Sudin bin Wahab
PAS
12,329
39.8%
GE07 (1986)
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Affifudin bin Omar
UMNO (BN)
18,520
58.8%
Mahmud @ Mohamood bin Che Mat @ Ahmad
PAS (HAK)
12,985
41.2%
GE08 (1990)
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Affifudin bin Omar
UMNO (BN)
20,697
61.0%
Baharom bin Bakar
Semangat 46 (APU)
13,208
39.0%
GE09 (1995)
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Affifudin bin Omar
UMNO (BN)
11,571
56.5%
Mustapha Kamal bin Shahrom
PAS (APU)
8,898
43.5%
GE10 (1999)
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Zawawi bin Ahmad
PAS (BA)
12,218
52.3%
Othman bin Ismail
UMNO (BN)
11,165
47.7%
GE11 (2004)
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Ghazali bin Ibrahim
UMNO (BN)
14,776
54.0%
Zawawi bin Ahmad
PAS (BA)
12,604
46.0%
GE12 (2008)
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Mohd Nasir bin Zakaria
PAS (PR)
15,003
50.6%
Ghazali bin Ibrahim
UMNO (BN)
14,634
49.4%
GE13 (2013)
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Mahdzir bin Khalid
UMNO (BN)
20,654
55.7%
Mohd Nasir bin Zakaria
PAS (PR)
16,212
43.7%
Muhamad Bazli bin Abdullah
Independent
243
0.7%
GE14 (2018)
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Mahdzir bin Khalid
UMNO (BN)
16,384
42.1%
Mohd Azam bin Abd Aziz
PAS (GS)
15,285
39.3%
Mohd Khairizal bin Khazali
Amanah (PH)
7,254
18.6%
GE15 (2022)
Candidate
Party
Votes
Share
Nurul Amin bin Ahmad
PAS (PN)
28,217
58.0%
Mahdzir bin Khalid
UMNO (BN)
17,258
35.5%
Muaz bin Abdullah
Amanah (PH)
2,702
5.6%
Razali bin Lebai Salleh
Pejuang (GTA)
452
0.9%
Margin Over Time
Winning margin (percentage points) at each election, coloured by the winning party's coalition bloc.
Trend
Padang Terap has been contested at 12 general elections on record since GE04 (1974). Parties that have won this seat over that span: PAS, UMNO.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won Padang Terap in the GE15 (2022) general election?
Nurul Amin bin Ahmad (PAS) won Padang Terap in GE15 (2022) with 28,217 votes (58.0%), a majority of 10,959 votes over Mahdzir bin Khalid (UMNO).
Which parties have won Padang Terap since GE04 (1974)?
Since GE04 (1974), Padang Terap has been won by: PAS, UMNO.
What was the closest result in Padang Terap?
The closest result on record for Padang Terap was GE12 (2008), when PAS beat UMNO by just 369 votes (1.2 percentage points).