
Negri Sembilan State Election 2026: Complete Official Results Across All 36 Constituencies
Negri Sembilan State Election 2026: Complete Official Results Across All 36 Constituencies

SEREMBAN — Malaysia’s 16th Negri Sembilan state election has concluded, with the Election Commission (EC) officially releasing the certified results for all 36 state constituencies following polling day on August 1, 2026. The results, announced by EC chairman Datuk Seri Ramlan Harun at a press conference held at Wisma Persekutuan in Seremban, confirmed a fragmented outcome across the state’s electoral map, with Barisan Nasional (BN), Pakatan Harapan (PH), and Perikatan Nasional (PN) each securing seats in what observers have described as a closely contested state election cycle.
The Negri Sembilan state election 2026 saw competitive three- and four-cornered contests across multiple constituencies, with voter registration figures ranging from under 10,000 to nearly 65,000 per seat. Below are the complete official results as confirmed by the Election Commission for all 36 state constituencies (Dewan Undangan Negeri seats, abbreviated N01 through N36).
Election Commission Confirms Official Results for All 36 Negri Sembilan Seats
The EC formally certified the following results following the tabulation of votes at counting centres across the state. Candidate names, party affiliations, vote tallies, and winning majorities are as declared by the returning officers for each constituency.
Full Constituency-by-Constituency Results, N01 to N36
N01 Chennah — 14,422 registered voters Siow Kong Choon (BN-MCA) — 5,726 votes Anthony Loke Siew Fook (PH-DAP) — 5,038 votes Winner: Siow Kong Choon (BN-MCA) — Majority: 688
N02 Pertang — 12,873 registered voters Datuk Seri Jalaluddin Alias (BN-UMNO) — 6,312 votes Mohd Umry Abdul Khois (PH-PKR) — 2,593 votes Mohd Faizal Fadli Mohd Idrus (Bersatu) — 367 votes Winner: Datuk Seri Jalaluddin Alias (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 3,719
N03 Sungai Lui — 19,684 registered voters Datuk Mohd Razi Mohd Ali (BN-UMNO) — 11,273 votes Nazrul Hisham Abdul Mansor (Bersatu) — 2,807 votes Zainal Fikri Abd Kadir (PH-PKR) — 371 votes Winner: Datuk Mohd Razi Mohd Ali (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 8,466
N04 Klawang — 13,355 registered voters Danni Rais (PN-Wawasan) — 5,310 votes Datuk Bakri Sawir (PH-Amanah) — 3,993 votes Muhammad Adib Musa (Bersatu) — 549 votes Winner: Danni Rais (PN-Wawasan) — Majority: 1,317
N05 Serting — 30,599 registered voters Mohd Fairuz Mohd Isa (PN-PAS) — 16,608 votes Yaacob Mahmood (PH-Amanah) — 4,439 votes Muhammad Noraffendy Mohd Salleh (Bersatu) — 736 votes Winner: Mohd Fairuz Mohd Isa (PN-PAS) — Majority: 12,115
N06 Palong — 23,555 registered voters Datuk Mustapha Nagoor (BN-UMNO) — 15,197 votes Muhammad Zahin Zinal Abidin (PH-PKR) — 1,495 votes Rebin Birham (Bersatu) — 590 votes Winner: Datuk Mustapha Nagoor (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 13,702
N07 Jeram Padang — 16,590 registered voters Datuk Mohd Zaidy Abdul Kadir (BN-UMNO) — 6,854 votes G. Manivannan (PH-PKR) — 2,372 votes Sri Sanjeevan Ramakrishnan (Bersatu) — 2,191 votes Dayana Dal (ASLI) — 179 votes Winner: Datuk Mohd Zaidy Abdul Kadir (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 4,482
N08 Bahau — 25,972 registered voters Teo Kok Seong (PH-DAP) — 9,995 votes Chong Fui Ming (BN-MCA) — 6,688 votes Winner: Teo Kok Seong (PH-DAP) — Majority: 3,307
N09 Lenggeng — 28,880 registered voters Datuk Mohd Asna Amin (BN-UMNO) — 15,960 votes Zarinna Abu Zarin (PH-Amanah) — 5,966 votes Zool Amali Hussin (Bersatu) — 349 votes Winner: Datuk Mohd Asna Amin (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 9,994
N10 Nilai — 45,911 registered voters J. Arul Kumar (PH-DAP) — 15,795 votes Lai Chien Kong (BN-MCA) — 9,860 votes Zamani Ibrahim (Berjasa) — 5,884 votes Datuk V. Saravana Kumar (Bersatu) — 718 votes Omar Mohd Isa (Independent) — 167 votes Winner: J. Arul Kumar (PH-DAP) — Majority: 5,937
N11 Lobak — 23,079 registered voters Chew Seh Yong (PH-DAP) — 13,064 votes Dr P. Kumar (PN-PAS) — 2,011 votes Winner: Chew Seh Yong (PH-DAP) — Majority: 11,053
N12 Temiang — 12,947 registered voters Ho Weng Wah (PH-DAP) — 5,249 votes Leaw Kok Chan (BN-MCA) — 3,366 votes Fazly Hamid (Bersatu) — 514 votes Winner: Ho Weng Wah (PH-DAP) — Majority: 1,883
N13 Sikamat — 34,103 registered voters Datuk Razali Abu Samah (PN-Wawasan) — 15,052 votes Nor Azman Mohamad (PH-PKR) — 10,639 votes Datuk Tun Faisal Ismail Aziz (Bersatu) — 548 votes Winner: Datuk Razali Abu Samah (PN-Wawasan) — Majority: 4,413
N14 Ampangan — 21,336 registered voters Datuk Dr Mohamad Rafie Ab Malek (PN-PAS) — 9,934 votes Datuk Muhammad Nazri Kassim (PH-PKR) — 5,965 votes Noor’azah Harun (Bersatu) — 267 votes Winner: Datuk Dr Mohamad Rafie Ab Malek (PN-PAS) — Majority: 3,969
N15 Juasseh — 13,671 registered voters Datuk Ismail Lasim (BN-UMNO) — 6,907 votes Mohd Aidil Abdullah (PH-PKR) — 2,816 votes Mohd Zuhaimi Md Yusof (Bersatu) — 506 votes Winner: Datuk Ismail Lasim (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 4,091
N16 Seri Menanti — 10,105 registered voters Muhammad Sufian Maradzi (BN-UMNO) — 5,858 votes Mohd Kamarul Arifin Mohd Wafa (PH-PKR) — 1,535 votes Datuk Seri Megat D. Shahriman Zaharudin (Bersatu) — 363 votes Winner: Muhammad Sufian Maradzi (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 4,323
N17 Senaling — 9,903 registered voters Mohamad Qayyum Abd Jalil (BN-UMNO) — 5,034 votes Mohd Hanis Alimin (PH-Amanah) — 1,877 votes Mohd Izaffi Istear Khan (Bersatu) — 432 votes Winner: Mohamad Qayyum Abd Jalil (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 3,157
N18 Pilah — 18,034 registered voters S. Leza Md Yasin (BN-UMNO) — 6,830 votes Datuk Noorzunita Begum Mohd Ibrahim (PH-PKR) — 6,100 votes Winner: S. Leza Md Yasin (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 730
N19 Johol — 12,331 registered voters Datuk Saiful Yazan Sulaiman (BN-UMNO) — 6,663 votes Mohd Zailan Mohd Munawar (PH-Amanah) — 2,280 votes Winner: Datuk Saiful Yazan Sulaiman (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 4,383
N20 Labu — 32,884 registered voters Siti Nur Umaira Hasim (BN-UMNO) — 14,209 votes Datuk Ahmad Faez Abdul Razak (PH-PKR) — 8,930 votes Mohamad Hanifah Abu Baker (Bersatu) — 1,985 votes Winner: Siti Nur Umaira Hasim (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 5,279
N21 Bukit Kepayang — 49,568 registered voters Nicole Tan Lee Koon (PH-DAP) — 24,096 votes Lee Boon Shian (PN-Gerakan) — 8,889 votes Winner: Nicole Tan Lee Koon (PH-DAP) — Majority: 15,207
N22 Rahang — 19,715 registered voters Desmond Siau Meow Kong (PH-DAP) — 7,896 votes Yap Siok Moy (BN-MCA) — 4,921 votes S. Tinagaran (PSM) — 400 votes Tang Jay Son (Bersatu) — 160 votes Winner: Desmond Siau Meow Kong (PH-DAP) — Majority: 2,975
N23 Mambau — 30,346 registered voters Lee Kai Yet (PH-DAP) — 15,758 votes Erik Michael (PN-Wawasan) — 3,655 votes N. Sarawanan (Bersatu) — 786 votes Winner: Lee Kai Yet (PH-DAP) — Majority: 12,103
N24 Seremban Jaya — 33,015 registered voters S. Mugunthan (PH-DAP) — 14,171 votes Datuk R.T. Thinalan (BN-MIC) — 8,470 votes R. Mahendran (Bersatu) — 327 votes Winner: S. Mugunthan (PH-DAP) — Majority: 5,701
N25 Paroi — 64,998 registered voters Kamarol Ridzuan Mohd Zain (PN-PAS) — 32,004 votes Ahmad Shahir Mohd Shah (PH-Amanah) — 15,045 votes Mohd Nazree Mohd Yunos (Bersatu) — 2,205 votes Winner: Kamarol Ridzuan Mohd Zain (PN-PAS) — Majority: 16,959
N26 Chembong — 26,547 registered voters Datuk Zaifulbahri Idris (BN-UMNO) — 17,160 votes Danish Nazran Murad (PH-PKR) — 3,397 votes Winner: Datuk Zaifulbahri Idris (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 13,763
N27 Rantau — 34,831 registered voters Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan (BN-UMNO) — 19,050 votes Dr Azizul Hakim Mahdi (PH-PKR) — 7,032 votes Winner: Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 12,018
N28 Kota — 16,744 registered voters Suhaimi Aini (BN-UMNO) — 10,177 votes Muhammad Allif Ibrahim (PH-Amanah) — 2,484 votes Akmal Noradzmi Abd Rahim (Bersatu) — 290 votes Winner: Suhaimi Aini (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 7,693
N29 Chuah — 15,129 registered voters Datuk Yew Boon Lye (PH-PKR) — 6,621 votes Pau Jeou Ching (BN-MCA) — 4,092 votes Winner: Datuk Yew Boon Lye (PH-PKR) — Majority: 2,529
N30 Lukut — 28,219 registered voters Choo Ken Hwa (PH-DAP) — 11,905 votes N. Sathes Kumar (PN-MIPP) — 6,188 votes Teo Seng Lee (Independent) — 568 votes Winner: Choo Ken Hwa (PH-DAP) — Majority: 5,717
N31 Bagan Pinang — 27,451 registered voters Abdul Fatah Zakaria (PN-PAS) — 14,603 votes Nasir Raman (PH-Amanah) — 4,466 votes Sheikh Junaidy Jamaludin (Bersatu) — 536 votes Winner: Abdul Fatah Zakaria (PN-PAS) — Majority: 10,137
N32 Linggi — 20,677 registered voters Datuk Mohd Faizal Ramli (BN-UMNO) — 9,139 votes Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun (PH-PKR) — 6,163 votes Datuk Zamri Md Said (Bersatu) — 391 votes Winner: Datuk Mohd Faizal Ramli (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 2,976
Notable result: Incumbent caretaker Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun was defeated in Linggi by a margin of 2,976 votes, in one of the most closely watched contests of the Negri Sembilan state election 2026.
N33 Sri Tanjung — 19,590 registered voters Datuk Dr G. Rajasekaran (PH-PKR) — 6,702 votes A. Achuthan (BN-MIC) — 5,367 votes M. Leevineshwaraan (Bersatu) — 618 votes Islah Wahyudi Zainudin (Independent) — 529 votes Datuk A. Saravanan (Independent) — 73 votes Winner: Datuk Dr G. Rajasekaran (PH-PKR) — Majority: 1,335
N34 Gemas — 29,600 registered voters Ridzuan Ahmad (PN-Wawasan) — 16,153 votes Siti Aishah Seman @ Othman (PH-PKR) — 3,592 votes Azman Abdullah (Bersatu) — 1,012 votes Winner: Ridzuan Ahmad (PN-Wawasan) — Majority: 12,642
N35 Gemenceh — 24,916 registered voters Suhaimizan Bizar (BN-UMNO) — 12,175 votes Abd Latif A Tambi (PH-Amanah) — 4,782 votes Winner: Suhaimizan Bizar (BN-UMNO) — Majority: 7,393
N36 Repah — 27,910 registered voters Koh Kim Swee (BN-MCA) — 9,779 votes S. Veerapan (PH-DAP) — 9,335 votes Winner: Koh Kim Swee (BN-MCA) — Majority: 444
Caretaker Menteri Besar Among High-Profile Casualties as BN Dominates Malay-Majority Seats
Among the most consequential results of the Negri Sembilan polls 2026 was the defeat of caretaker Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun, who contested and lost the N32 Linggi seat to BN-UMNO’s Datuk Mohd Faizal Ramli by a majority of 2,976 votes. The Linggi contest drew national attention as a direct referendum on PH’s stewardship of the state government heading into the PRN Negri Sembilan 2026 cycle.
BN-UMNO candidates recorded commanding wins across several Malay-majority interior constituencies, with margins exceeding 8,000 votes in seats such as N03 Sungai Lui and N06 Palong. PN secured notable victories in high-population seats including N25 Paroi — the largest constituency by registered voter count at 64,998 — where PN-PAS candidate Kamarol Ridzuan Mohd Zain won by a majority of 16,959 votes, the largest single-seat majority recorded in the Negri Sembilan election 2026.
PH retained urban and semi-urban constituencies, with DAP candidates performing strongly across Seremban-area seats. Nicole Tan Lee Koon of PH-DAP secured the second-largest majority of the election in N21 Bukit Kepayang, defeating PN-Gerakan’s Lee Boon Shian by 15,207 votes from a voter base of 49,568.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Negri Sembilan State Election 2026
Who won the most seats in the Negri Sembilan state election 2026? Based on the official results released by the Election Commission for all 36 state constituencies, BN-UMNO won the largest number of individual seats, performing strongly across Malay-majority rural and semi-rural constituencies throughout the state.
What was the largest majority recorded in the Negri Sembilan election 2026? The largest majority in the PRN Negri Sembilan 2026 was recorded at N25 Paroi, where PN-PAS candidate Kamarol Ridzuan Mohd Zain defeated PH-Amanah’s Ahmad Shahir Mohd Shah by a majority of 16,959 votes from a registered voter base of 64,998 — the highest voter count of any single constituency in the election.
Did caretaker Menteri Besar Aminuddin Harun win his seat? No. Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun, who contested N32 Linggi as a PH-PKR candidate, was defeated by BN-UMNO’s Datuk Mohd Faizal Ramli by a majority of 2,976 votes. This result was confirmed in the official Election Commission results released on August 1, 2026.
Which constituency had the closest result in the Negri Sembilan polls 2026? N36 Repah recorded the narrowest margin in the Negri Sembilan state election 2026, with BN-MCA’s Koh Kim Swee defeating PH-DAP’s S. Veerapan by a majority of just 444 votes from a registered voter base of 27,910.
What is the voter size of the largest constituency in the Negri Sembilan state election? N25 Paroi had the largest registered voter base in the Negri Sembilan election 2026, with 64,998 registered voters. The seat was won by PN-PAS with a majority of 16,959.
Who announced the official results of the Negri Sembilan state election 2026? The official results were announced by Election Commission (EC) chairman Datuk Seri Ramlan Harun at a press conference held at Wisma Persekutuan in Seremban on August 1, 2026.
How many state seats were contested in the PRN Negri Sembilan 2026? A total of 36 Dewan Undangan Negeri (state assembly) seats were contested across the state in the 16th Negri Sembilan state election, designated N01 Chennah through N36 Repah.
The official results of the Negri Sembilan state election 2026, as declared by the Election Commission on August 1, 2026, confirm a multi-party outcome across all 36 constituencies, with BN, PH, and PN each securing representation in the new state assembly. The complete seat tally and government formation for Negri Sembilan will be determined based on these certified figures. For ongoing coverage of the PRN Negri Sembilan 2026 results and state-level political developments, readers may refer to official Election Commission announcements and verified national news outlets.
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