Segamat Utara — Malaysia General Election Results

Segamat Utara was won by Musa bin Hitam (UMNO) at the GE03 (1969) general election, with a majority of 3,732 votes over Tan Thian San. This page covers every general election in Segamat Utara from GE01 (1959) to GE03 (1969).

Full Election History, GE01 (1959)–GE03 (1969)

Election Winner Party Votes Vote Share Runner-up Majority
GE01 (1959) Abdullah bin Mohd. Salleh UMNO 6,572 52.8% Henry Lim Meng See (Independent) 1,624 (13.1 pts)
GE02 (1964) Abdullah bin Mohd. Salleh UMNO 9,646 57.2% Pang Lee Seng (LPM) 4,975 (29.5 pts)
GE03 (1969) Musa bin Hitam UMNO 10,212 61.2% Tan Thian San (DAP) 3,732 (22.4 pts)

Full Result Breakdown by Election

GE01 (1959)

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Abdullah bin Mohd. Salleh UMNO (PERIKATAN) 6,57252.8%
Henry Lim Meng See Independent 4,94839.8%
Syed Mohammad bin Abdullah Al-Khard PAS 9177.4%

GE02 (1964)

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Abdullah bin Mohd. Salleh UMNO (PERIKATAN) 9,64657.2%
Pang Lee Seng LPM (SF) 4,67127.7%
Henry Lim Meng See UDP 2,54515.1%

GE03 (1969)

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Musa bin Hitam UMNO (PERIKATAN) 10,21261.2%
Tan Thian San DAP 6,48038.8%

Margin Over Time

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

GE01 (1959): UMNO margin 13.1 pts GE02 (1964): UMNO margin 29.5 pts GE03 (1969): UMNO margin 22.4 pts GE01 (1959) GE02 (1964) GE03 (1969)

Trend

Segamat Utara has been contested at 3 general elections on record since GE01 (1959). Parties that have won this seat over that span: UMNO.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Musa bin Hitam (UMNO) won Segamat Utara in GE03 (1969) with 10,212 votes (61.2%), a majority of 3,732 votes over Tan Thian San (DAP).

Which parties have won Segamat Utara since GE01 (1959)?

Since GE01 (1959), Segamat Utara has been won by: UMNO.

What was the closest result in Segamat Utara?

The closest result on record for Segamat Utara was GE01 (1959), when UMNO beat Independent by just 1,624 votes (13.1 percentage points).

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