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Please resign as DAP secretary-general. It is the first “duck egg” in an election under your arrogant MCA 2.0 ways.
Sabahans wipe out DAP but no Sabah For Sabahans
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 29, 2025: The arrogant DAP alias MCA 2.0 lost all eight seats it contested in the 17th Sabah Election yesterday.
DAP candidates all lost to Warisan candidates except for one who was beaten by Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS). All six DAP incumbent assemblymen lost their seats.
DAP secretary-general and Transport Loke Siew Fook was quoted by the media as saying he accepted responsibility for the party’s dismal performance in the polls.
Loke said he respected the decision of voters but pointed out that DAP still had two Sabah representatives in Kota Kinabalu MP Chan Foong Hin and Sandakan MP Vivian Wong.
Well, the two DAP MPs will most likely, similarly lose their seats in the next general election which is due in 2027, unless the current DAP leadership stop turning themselves into MCA 2.0.
“Accepted responsibility” - so, resign immediately as DAP secretary-general before you and your MCA 2.0 also gets dumped in Penang,Perak and Selangor.
However, Sabahans failed to deliver what the Sarawakians did for their socio-political well being - Sarawak For Sarawakians - that is Sabah For Sabahans.
At No News Is Bad News' press time, PKR secretary-general Fuziah Salleh claims that GRS chairman Hajiji Noor has obtained the numbers to form the new Sabah government.
Sabahans have chosen to continue to live at the mercy of the Persekutuan Government.
They have also supported the racial and religious Taliban-like PAS, winning a seat in the 73-seat Sabah Assembly for a historic maiden win. The Umno-led Barisan Nasional (BN) was the loser!
Sabah polls: DAP concedes defeat after failing to retain any seats
Saturday, 29 Nov 2025
8:48 PM MYT
PETALING JAYA: DAP has conceded defeat in the 17th Sabah Election and has failed to retain any of its previously held seats, says Anthony Loke.
The DAP secretary-general said he took full responsibility for the party's shortcomings.
"DAP Sabah has failed to retain any of the seats it previously held.
"We accept and respect the decision of voters in the eight constituencies contested by DAP," he said in a statement on Saturday (Nov 29) night.
DAP suffered a heavy defeat, with unofficial results showing the party lost all eight seats it contested. The party's biggest setback came in Tanjung Aru, where Sabah DAP deputy chairman Datuk Chan Foong Hin, who is also Deputy Plantation and Commodities Minister, was unseated by Warisan.
Contesting under the Pakatan Harapan banner, DAP was also outperformed in other constituencies, including Sri Tanjong, Kapayan, Elopura, Likas, Luyang and Tanjung Papat.
Loke also congratulated the parties and candidates who were given the mandate by voters in these constituencies. - The Star
KOTA KINABALU: DAP's top guns in Sabah have been wiped out in all eight seats the party contested in the 17th Sabah Election, according to unofficial results.
Sabah DAP chief Datuk Phoong Jin Zhe was defeated by Warisan Tham Yun Fook in a six-cornered fight in Likas.
DAP, which fielded new face Chan Loong Wei in Luyang, was also defeated by Warisan in a five-cornered fight.
In Kapayan, Warisan's Chin Tek Ming defeated DAP's two-term incumbent Jannie Lasimbang.
It is a huge setback for DAP as the urban seats of Kapayan, Luyang and Likas seat had been its stronghold since 2013.
Sabah DAP deputy chairman and Kota Kinabalu MP Datuk Chan Foong Hin lost in Tanjung Aru after the Deputy Plantation and Commodities Minister was defeated by Warisan two-term assemblymen Datuk Junz Wong in a nine-cornered battle.
Sabah DAP secretary and Sandakan MP Vivian Wong was also defeated in the Elopura state seat as she was defeated by Warisan's two-term incumbent Calvin Chong.
In Kemabong, DAP's Noorita Sual failed to make inroads there when its candidate was defeated by Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) Rubin Balang in a nine-cornered fight.
At Tanjong Papat, DAP's defeated by Warisan's Alex Thien in an eight-cornered fight.
In Sri Tanjong, DAP's Philip Yap lost to Warisan's Justin Wong in a six-cornered fight.
In 2020, DAP won six seats, namely Likas, Luyang, Kepayan, Sri Tanjong, Elopura and Tanjong Papat. - The Star
LIVE: UNOFFICIAL – Warisan wrests Likas from DAP
Follow this page as FMT brings you live updates on the results of the Sabah election.
PETALING JAYA: Polling for the 17th Sabah election concluded today after polling stations in the state, most of which opened at 7.30am, closed by 5pm.
A total of 23 parties took part in the polls, including Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS), Barisan Nasional (BN), Pakatan Harapan (PH) and Warisan.
Other parties that contested included Perikatan Nasional (PN), Upko, Parti Solidariti Tanah Airku (STAR), Parti Kesejahteraan Demokratik Masyarakat (KDM) and the Sabah Progressive Party (SAPP).
Follow this page as FMT brings you live updates on the results of the Sabah election:
· Negotiations are ongoing among the winning parties and newly-elected independent assemblymen, with a new state government expected to be formed by the morning. FMT will be closing this page with this final update.
· Warisan in intense negotiations with Sabah Barisan Nasional to form the next state government, sources say.
· OFFICIAL: Independent candidate Jordan Jude Ellron wins the Tulid seat.
· OFFICIAL: GRS wins in Tanjung Batu, Kawang, Limbahau, Pitas, Klias and Kuala Penyu.
· OFFICIAL: Warisan’s Shafie Apdal retains Senallang with a majority of 6,837 votes.
· OFFICIAL: STAR wins in Bingkor.
· OFFICIAL: BN’s Bung Moktar Radin retains Lamag with a razor-thin majority of just 153 votes.
· OFFICIAL: Warisan wins in Sungai Sibuga, defeating BN’s Suhaimi Nasir and other contenders, with a majority of 88 votes.
· OFFICIAL: STAR president Jeffrey Kitingan retains Tambunan with a majority vote of 7,311.
· OFFICIAL: GRS’s Hazem Mubarak Musa, son of Sabah governor Musa Aman, wins in Sungai Manila.
· OFFICIAL – GRS wins in Pantai Manis.
· OFFICIAL – Warisan wins in Gum-Gum.
· OFFICIAL – GRS’s Joachim Gunsalam wins in Kundasang.
· All three Upko assemblymen are “firmly” supportive of GRS chairman Hajiji Noor as chief minister, says a source.
· OFFICIAL – Warisan wins in Karamunting, Tanjong Papat, Elopura and Sri Tanjong.
· OFFICIAL – GRS wins the Apas seat.
· OFFICIAL – Upko’s Wilfred Madius Tangau wins in Tamparuli.
· OFFICIAL – KDM wins the Paginatan seat.
· BN is ready to form the new Sabah government with other like-minded parties, says coalition chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
· OFFICIAL: GRS’s Rubin Balang retains Kemabong with a majority of 2,129 votes.
· OFFICIAL: GRS wins in Balung.
· The 17th Sabah state election is on course to end in a hung legislative assembly with no single party attaining an immediate simple majority to form the new state government.
· OFFICIAL – GRS wins in Lumadan.
· OFFICIAL – Warisan wins in Sekong.
· OFFICIAL – GRS’s Hajiji Noor retains Sulaman.
· OFFICIAL – GRS wins in Banggi.
· OFFICIAL – Warisan wins in Sindumin, defeating PH’s Yamani Hafez Musa, son of Sabah governor Musa Aman.
· OFFICIAL – BN’s Arthur Joseph Kurup wins in Sook.
· OFFICIAL – BN’s Jafry Ariffin retains Sukau.
· UNOFFICIAL – Warisan’s Muhammad Abdul Karim wins the Segama seat, defeating independent candidate Mohamaddin Ketapi and five others. In 2020, Mohamaddin won the seat on a Warisan ticket.
· OFFICIAL – GRS wins Tanjong Kapor and Nabawan.
· UNOFFICIAL – Warisan retains Tungku. It won the seat in 2020.
· UNOFFICIAL – BN’s Nik Nadzri Nik Zawawi wins the Liawan seat, defeating GRS’s Annuar Ayub. Both Nik Nadzri and Annuar are nephews of Sabah governor Musa Aman. In 2020, Annuar won the seat on a PN ticket.
· UNOFFICIAL – Warisan’s Edna Jessica Majimbun has won the Inanam seat, defeating PH’s Peto Galim and STAR’s Kenny Chua. In 2020, Peto on the seat on a PKR ticket.
· UNOFFICIAL – Warisan has won the Darau seat, defeating GRS’s Razali Razi. In 2020, Warisan won the seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – Warisan defeats PH’s Thonny Chee in Api-Api. In 2020, PH won the seat. It had been held by PKR since 2013.
· UNOFFICIAL – Warisan wins the Karamunting seat, defeating PH’s George Hiew. In 2020, Hiew won the seat on a Warisan ticket.
· UNOFFICIAL – Warisan wins in Gum-Gum. It also won the seat in 2020.
· UNOFFICIAL: Upko deputy president Donald Peter Mojuntin has won the Moyog seat, defeating Warisan vice-president Terrence Siambun. In 2020, Warisan deputy president Darrel Leiking won the seat.
· OFFICIAL – PH’s Jamawi Jaafar wins the Melalap seat.
· OFFICIAL – GRS secretary-general Masidi Manjun retains the Karanaan seat.
· GRS chairman Hajiji Noor will be sworn is as Sabah chief minister tonight, according to a source.
· UNOFFICIAL – Upko’s Wilfred Madius Tangau wins the Tamparuli seat. In 2020, Jahid Jahim from PBS won the seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – Independent candidate Jordan Jude Ellron wins the Tulid seat in a 14-cornered fight. Jordan is the son of former STAR deputy chief Ellron Alfred Angin. In 2020, Flovia Ng won the seat on a PN ticket.
· UNOFFICIAL – PAS claims victory in Karambunai. If confirmed, it would be the Islamic party’s first ever seat in East Malaysia. In 2020, BN won the seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – STAR has won the Bingkor seat. In 2020, it was won by Sabah Bersatu.
· PKR secretary-general Fuziah Salleh claims that GRS chairman Hajiji Noor has obtained the numbers to form the new Sabah government.
· UNOFFICIAL – Warisan’s Sarifuddin Hatta retains Merotai, defeating PH’s Ruji Ubi among others. Sarifuddin won this seat in 2020.
· UNOFFICIAL: GRS’s Julita Majungki retains Matunggong, defeating KDM’s Wetrom Bahanda among others. She won this seat in 2020 on a PBS ticket.
· UNOFFICIAL – GRS wins the Tanjung Keramat seat. In 2020, BN won the seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – Independent candidate Maijol Mahap has won the Bandau seat, defeating GRS’s Redonah Bahanda. In 2020, Redonah’s brother Wetrom Bahanda won the seat on a PN ticket.
· UNOFFICIAL – KDM has won the Paginatan seat, defeating GRS’s Abidin Madingkir. In 2020, Abidin won the seat as a STAR leader.
· UNOFFICIAL – GRS’s Joniston Bangkuai wins the Kiulu seat. In 2020, Joniston won the seat on a PBS ticket.
· UNOFFICIAL – GRS’s Ben Chong wins in Tanjong Kapor in a 11-cornered fight, defeating Vernon Bahanda among others. He won this seat in 2020 on a Warisan ticket.
· UNOFFICIAL: GRS’s Jasnih Daya wins in Pantai Dalit. Jasnih won this seat in 2020 on a BN ticket.
· UNOFFICIAL – Jamal Nerubi, who is BN chairman Ahmad Zahid Hamidi’s aide, loses the race for the Kawang seat to GRS’s Ghulam Haidar Khan Bahadar. In 2020, Ghulam won the seat on a PN ticket.
· UNOFFICIAL – GRS has won in Pitas, Tempasuk, Kundasang, Kuala Penyu, Lumadan, Karanaan, Paginatan, Tandek and Telupid.
· UNOFFICIAL – Now, independent candidate Fairuz Renddan is said to have defeated GRS’s Pandikar Amin Mulia in Pintasan. In 2020, Fairuz had also defeated Pandikar to win the seat. Fairuz is the former Gagasan Rakyat Youth chief.
· UNOFFICIAL – GRS has won 22 seats, Bernama reports.
· UNOFFICIAL – PH’s Yamani Hafez Musa, son of Sabah governor Musa Aman, wins in Sindumin in a 10-cornered fight. In 2020, Warisan won this seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – PH’s Jamawi Jaafar defeats KDM acting president Priscella Peter in the battle for the Melalap seat. In 2020, Priscella father, KDM founding president Peter Anthony, won the seat on a Warisan ticket.
· UNOFFICIAL – STAR’s Jeffrey Kitingan retains Tambunan. He won the seat in 2020.
· UNOFFICIAL – Warisan’s Yusof Apdal wins the Silam seat, NST reports. In 2020, Warisan won this seat.
· Warisan leads in Karamunting with around 3,900 votes.
· DAP secretary-general Loke Siew Fook has accepted responsibility for the party’s dismal performance in the Sabah polls, confirming that it lost all six seats it won in 2020. Loke said he respected the decision of voters but pointed out that DAP still has two Sabah representatives in Kota Kinabalu MP Chan Foong Hin and Sandakan MP Vivian Wong.
· UNOFFICIAL – Warisan wins the Sebatik seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – Independent candidate Rina Jainal has won the Kukusan seat. In 2020, Rina won the seat on a Warisan ticket before joining GRS component PHRS.
· UNOFFICIAL – Independent candidate Awang Ahmad Sah Sahari has won the Petagas seat, defeating his brother Awang Husaini Sahari of PH. In 2020, Awang Ahmad won the seat on a Warisan ticket before backing GRS.
· GRS leads in Darau with around 6,550 votes.
· GRS’s Shah Alfie Yahya, the younger brother of Shahelmey Yahya, leads in the battle for Tanjung Keramat against BN with almost 3,000 votes. In 2020, BN won this seat.
· PN’s Aliakbar Gulasan, the Sabah PAS chief, leads in Karambunai with over 2,000 votes. In 2020, BN won the seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – GRS’s Isnin Aliasnih wins in Klias. He won the seat in 2020 on a PN ticket.
· UNOFFICIAL: GRS deputy secretary-general Armizan Mohd Ali claims that the coalition has won the Limbahau, Kawang and Pantai Manis seats.
· UNOFFICIAL – Warisan wins the Sulabayan seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – GRS wins in Tanjung Batu. In 2020, BN won the seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – Umno secretary-general Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki claims that Umno has won in Sungai Manila. Earlier, GRS claimed to have won the seat. In 2020, BN won in Sungai Manila.
· UNOFFICIAL – BN wins the Bengkoka and Sungai Sibuga seats.
· UNOFFICIAL – BN and GRS both claim to have won the Tempasuk seat. In 2020, BN won the seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – BN’s Mohamad Alamin wins the Bongawan seat, defeating GRS’s Anifah Aman, reports Bernama.
· UNOFFICIAL – BN’s Arthur Joseph Kurup wins in Sook, defeating GRS’s Ellron Alfred Angin, Bernama reports. Ellron won this seat in 2020 on a PN ticket.
· UNOFFICIAL – PH’s Jannie Lasimbang has lost the Kapayan seat to Warisan, Malaysiakini reports. In 2020, Lasimbang won the seat. This means DAP is on course to being wiped out in Sabah, once the results are confirmed.
· UNOFFICIAL – BN’s Salleh Said Keruak wins the Usukan seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – GRS wins Balung in 11-cornered fight.
· UNOFFICIAL – GRS has won 21 seats, followed by Warisan (11) and BN (three), Bernama reports.
· PH’s Jannie Lasimbang trails in Kapayan. The Warisan candidate is leading with over 1,220 votes. In 2020, DAP won this seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – BN wins in Kunak, defeating GRS’s Norazlinah Arif. In 2020, Norazlinah won this seat on a Warisan ticket.
· UNOFFICIAL – Warisan wins in Likas, defeating PH’s Phoong Jin Zhe. In 2020, PH won this seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – Upko’s Ewon Benedick wins the Kadamaian seat. He won the seat in 2020.
· PH’s Phoong Jin Zhe is trailing in Likas. The Warisan candidate is leading with over 1,500 votes. In 2020, PH won this seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – GRS wins the Labuk seat.
· UNOFFICIAL — BN’s Jafry Ariffin wins in Sukau. In 2020, BN won the seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – Warisan’s Shafie Apdal wins the Senallang seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – GRS’s James Ratib wins the Sugut seat, defeating PN’s Ronald Kiandee. In 2020, Ratib won the seat for BN.
· UNOFFICIAL – BN wins in Sekong, defeating GRS’s Diana Diego @ Yusrina Sufiana, the wife of Pandikar Amin Mulia. In 2020, Warisan won the seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – Warisan wins Elopura, Tanjung Aru, Tanjong Papat, Luyang and Sri Tanjong.
· UNOFFICIAL – GRS wins nine seats, including its chairman Hajiji Noor in Sulaman. The others are Kuamut, Banggi, Pintasan, Membakut, Karanaan, Kemabong, Sungai Manila and Apas.
· BN has won one, namely Bung Moktar Radin in Lamag.
· Warisan’s Junz Wong leads in Tanjung Aru with about 800 votes. In 2020, Warisan won this seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – GRS’s Masiung Banah wins the Kuamut seat. In 2020, Masiung won the seat as an independent candidate.
· UNOFFICIAL – Warisan wins in Bugaya. In 2020, Warisan won the seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – GRS’s Arifin Arif wins the Membakut seat. In 2020, PN won the seat.
· UNOFFICIAL – BN’s Bung Moktar Radin wins in Lamag. In 2020, BN won the seat.
· GRS’s James Ratib leads in the battle for Sugut against PN’s Ronald Kiandee with over 2,100 votes. In 2020, Ratib won the seat for BN.
· GRS leads in Telupid with over 1,000 votes. In 2020, PBS won the seat.
· BN leads in Sukau with over 1,990 votes. In 2020, BN won the seat.
· UNOFFICIAL — GRS’s Pandikar Amin Mulia wins in Pintasan. In 2020, GRS won the seat.
· Warisan’s Justin Wong leads in Sri Tanjong with around 1,200 votes. In 2020, Wong won this seat.
· Warisan’s Calvin Chong leads in the battle for Elopura against PH’s Vivian Wong with 659 votes. In 2020, Chong won the seat as a PH candidate.
· GRS leads in Sulaman, Karanaan, Sungai Manila and Apas. It won Sulaman, Karanaan and Apas in 2020 while BN had won Sungai Manila then.
· GRS’s Pandikar Amin Mulia takes an early lead in Pintasan, Astro Awani reports. In 2020, PN won the seat.
· Warisan’s Justin Wong takes an early lead in Sri Tanjong. In 2020, Wong won the seat on a DAP ticket.
· UNOFFICIAL — GRS wins the Banggi seat. In 2020, Warisan won the seat.
· PH’s Yamani Hafez Musa takes an early lead in Sindumin. In 2020, Warisan won the seat.
· GRS’s Rubin Balang leads in the battle for Kemabong against PH’s Noorita Sual with 446 votes. Noorita is close behind with 434 votes. In 2020, Rubin won this seat as an independent candidate.
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