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State constituency in Sabah, Malaysia
Malaysian electoral constituency
Bingkor (N40)
Sabah constituency
State constituency
LegislatureSabah State Legislative Assembly
MLA
 
 
 
Mohd Ishak Ayub
Homeland Solidarity Party
Constituency created1974
First contested1974
Last contested2025
Demographics
Population (2020)38,299
Electors (2025)31,305

Bingkor is a state constituency in Sabah, Malaysia, that is represented in the Sabah State Legislative Assembly.[1]

Demographics

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As of 2020, Bingkor has a population of 38,299 people.[2]

Ethnic breakdown of Bingkor's electorate as of 2025
  1. Non-Muslim Bumiputera (63.0%)
  2. Muslim Bumiputera (29.0%)
  3. Chinese (8.00%)
  4. Other ethnicities (0.00%)

History

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Polling districts

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According to the gazette issued on 31 October 2022, the Bingkor constituency has a total of 11 polling districts.[3]

State constituency Polling Districts Code Location
Bingkor (N40) Ranggom Baru 180/40/01 SA Rakyat Al-Huda
Apin-Apin 180/40/02 SK Apin-Apin
Marampong 180/40/03
  • SK Merampong
  • SK Liau Apin-Apin
Bunga Raya 180/40/04 SK Bunga Raya
Kukuangoh 180/40/05 SK Kampong Baru
Tuntumulud 180/40/06 SK Bunsit
Bingkor 180/40/07 SK Bingkor
Baginda 180/40/08 SK Binaong
Tuarid Taud 180/40/09 SK Tuarid Taud
Keningau Station 180/40/10 SMK Keningau II
Keningau Bandar 180/40/11 SMK St. Francis Xavier

Representation history

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Member of Sabah State Legislative Assembly for Bingkor
Assembly Years Member Party
Constituency created from Keningau
5th 1976 Ayub Aman BERJAYA
1976–1981 BN (BERJAYA)
6th 1981–1985
7th 1985–1986 Uling Anggan @ Thomas PBS
8th 1986–1990 Stephen R. Evans
9th 1990–1994 Lawrence Gimbang GR (PBS)
10th 1994–1999 Jeffrey Kitingan
1994 BN (PBRS)
1994–1996 BN (AKAR)
1996–1999 PBS
11th 1999–2002 PBS
2002–2004 BN (PBS)
12th 2004–2008 Justin Guka BN (UPKO)
13th 2008–2013
14th 2013–2018 Jeffrey Kitingan STAR
15th 2018–2020 Robert Tawik
2020 PN (STAR)
16th 2020–2025 GRS (STAR)
2025 STAR
17th 2025–present Mohd Ishak Ayub

Election results

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Sabah state election, 2025
Party Candidate Votes%∆%
Homeland Solidarity PartyMohd Ishak Ayub9,34647.07Increase 47.07
GRSRafie Robert3,91919.74Increase 19.74
UPKOKennedy John2,72813.74Increase 13.74
HeritageBenedict Martin Gunir2,45112.34Decrease 11.24
KDMNiklos Ongoh8034.04Increase 4.04
IndependentAhamin Salim3121.57Increase 1.57
Sabah Dream PartyKenolee Justine840.42Increase 0.42
Sabah Nationality PartyThomas Anggan830.42Increase 0.42
Pertubuhan Parti Gemilang Anak SabahHaryady Antutu710.36Increase 0.36
Sabah Peace PartySolzah Sual600.30Increase 0.30
Total valid votes 19,857
Total rejected ballots 176
Unreturned ballots 40
Turnout 20,07364.12Decrease 3.00
Registered electors 31,305
Majority 5,42727.33Decrease 15.04
Homeland Solidarity Party gain from PN Swing ?
Sabah state election, 2020
Party Candidate Votes%∆%
PNRobert Tawik7,89165.95Increase 33.40
Sabah Heritage PartyPeter Saili2,82123.58Increase 23.58
Love Sabah PartyAlphonsus Felix4473.74Increase 3.74
PBSPeter Jino Allion2982.49Increase 2.49
LDPJulius Favianus2101.75Increase 1.75
USNO (Baru)Engah Sintan1040.87Increase 0.87
Total valid votes 11,77198.37
Total rejected ballots 1281.07
Unreturned ballots 670.56
Turnout 11,96667.12Decrease 11.61
Registered electors 17,828
Majority 5,07042.37Increase 41.19
PN gain from STAR Swing ?
Sabah state election, 2018
Party Candidate Votes%∆%
STARRobert Tawik4,55232.55Decrease 8.85
BNPeter Jino Allion4,38731.37Decrease 6.50
DAPPeter Saili4,23330.27Increase 11.95
Sabah Native Co-operation PartyAisat Ellik Igau @ Oswald Iggau2902.07Increase 2.07
IndependentJustin Guka1821.30Increase 1.30
Sabah Nationality PartyThomas Anggan690.49Increase 0.49
Total valid votes 13,71398.06
Total rejected ballots 1901.36
Unreturned ballots 810.58
Turnout 13,98478.73Decrease 2.66
Registered electors 17,761
Majority 8621.18Decrease 2.35
STAR hold Swing
Sabah state election, 2013
Party Candidate Votes%∆%
STARJeffrey Kitingan5,35041.40Increase 41.40
BNKennedy Jie John @ Kenn4,89437.87Decrease 10.67
PKRAhmad Shah Hussein Tambakau2,36818.32Decrease 30.22
IndependentRicky @ Roland Sedomon1110.86Increase 0.86
Total valid votes 12,72398.45
Total rejected ballots 1851.43
Unreturned ballots 150.12
Turnout 12,92381.39Increase 10.51
Registered electors 15,878
Majority 4563.53Increase 1.72
STAR gain from BN Swing ?
Source(s)
"KEPUTUSAN PILIHAN RAYA UMUM DEWAN UNDANGAN NEGERI". Archived from the original on 2022-10-10. Retrieved 2022-07-23.
Sabah state election, 2008
Party Candidate Votes%∆%
BNJustin Guka4,58948.54Decrease 12.61
PKRJeffrey Kitingan4,41846.73Increase 46.73
IndependentUling @ Thomas Anggan1641.73Increase 1.73
IndependentVictor Leornadus @ Leonardus1291.36Increase 1.36
Total valid votes 9,30098.36
Total rejected ballots 1551.64
Unreturned ballots 00.00
Turnout 9,45570.88Increase 6.24
Registered electors 13,339
Majority 1711.81Decrease 41.62
BN hold Swing {{{2}}}
Sabah state election, 2004
Party Candidate Votes%∆%
BNJustin Guka5,35361.15Increase 0.48
IndependentRibus Tingadon1,55117.72Increase 17.72
IndependentJino Allion @ Peter Alliun1,28314.66Increase 14.66
SETIASuaidin Langkab @ Shuhaiddin Langab3143.59Increase 3.59
PASOKAnchis Udog @ Rayner Francis Udong1471.68Increase 1.68
Total valid votes 8,64898.79
Total rejected ballots 830.95
Unreturned ballots 230.26
Turnout 8,75464.64Decrease 7.66
Registered electors 13,543
Majority 3,80243.43Increase 18.20
BN gain from PBS Swing ?
Sabah state election, 1999
Party Candidate Votes%∆%
PBSJeffrey Kitingan8,33960.67Decrease 7.39
BNJoseph Kurup4,87135.44Increase 11.55
BERSEKUTUKuilan Anggau @ Justina3952.87Increase 2.87
IndependentPeter Kodou220.16Increase 0.16
Total valid votes 13,62799.15
Total rejected ballots 1170.85
Unreturned ballots 00.00
Turnout 13,74472.30Decrease 5.76
Registered electors 19,009
Majority 3,46825.23Decrease 18.94
PBS hold Swing
Sabah state election, 1994
Party Candidate Votes%∆%
PBSJeffrey Kitingan6,40868.06Increase 9.93
BNInjon Sedomon @ John Reynold2,24923.89Decrease 3.86
IndependentAyub Aman6887.31Increase 7.31
Total valid votes 9,34599.26
Total rejected ballots 700.74
Unreturned ballots 00.00
Turnout 9,41578.06Decrease 3.57
Registered electors 12,061
Majority 4,15944.17Increase 13.79
PBS hold Swing
Sabah state election, 1990
Party Candidate Votes%∆%
PBSLawrence Gimbang5,22358.13Decrease 8.65
USNOSairin Karno2,49327.75Increase 27.75
PRSAyub Aman95010.57Increase 10.57
AKARJohn Injon Sedomon1171.30Increase 1.30
BERJAYAAirin Sedomon @ Irene710.79Decrease 11.89
IndependentPaul Kadau550.61Increase 0.61
Total valid votes 8,90999.15
Total rejected ballots 760.85
Unreturned ballots 00.00
Turnout 8,98581.63Increase 1.63
Registered electors 11,007
Majority 2,73030.38Decrease 18.90
PBS hold Swing
Sabah state election, 1986
Party Candidate Votes%∆%
PBSStephen R. Evans4,71366.78Increase 8.41
PASOKUling Anggan @ Thomas1,23517.50Increase 17.50
BERJAYAMohd Amir Arif89512.68Decrease 6.36
IndependentJumining Kinjawan @ Dennis Jumining Kinj1371.94Increase 1.94
Total valid votes 6,98098.91
Total rejected ballots 771.09
Unreturned ballots 00.00
Turnout 7,05780.00Increase 0.14
Registered electors 8,821
Majority 3,47849.28Increase 12.56
PBS hold Swing
Sabah state election, 1985
Party Candidate Votes%∆%
PBSUling Anggan3,57258.37Increase 58.37
USNOSapin Karano1,32521.65Decrease 0.10
BERJAYAAyub Aman1,16519.04Decrease 46.00
BERSEPADUVincent Marukau Anjak580.95Increase 0.95
Total valid votes 6,120
Total rejected ballots 117
Unreturned ballots 00.00
Turnout 6,12079.86Increase 0.36
Registered electors 7,663
Majority 2,24736.72Decrease 6.57
PBS gain from BERJAYA Swing ?
Source(s)
Sabah state election, 1981
Party Candidate Votes%∆%
BERJAYAAyub Aman3,34765.04
USNOSapin Karano1,11921.75
PASOKUling Anggang68013.21
Total valid votes 5,14697.89
Total rejected ballots 111
Unreturned ballots 00.00
Turnout 5,25779.50
Registered electors 6,612
Majority 2,22843.29
BERJAYA hold Swing

References

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  1. "Dashboard SPR".
  2. Malaysia, Department of Statistics. "N.40 Bingkor Kawasanku | OpenDOSM". open.dosm.gov.my. Retrieved 2025-11-20.
  3. "Federal Government Gazette, Notice Under Subregulation 11(5A), Polling Hours for the Fifteenth General Election" (PDF). Attorney General's Chambers. 31 October 2022.