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Sarawak Election 2026
Nomination 28 NovEarly voting 8 DecPolling 12 DecOfficial SPR statement not yet located; dates are from news reports.

Seat N.34

Batang Ai

Part of parliamentary seat P.203 Lubok Antu

Division: Sri Aman

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At a glance

Won in 2021 by
Malcolm Mussen anak Lamoh
Majority
10.3% 738 votes
Turnout (2021)
73.3%
Registered voters (2021)
9,929
Status at dissolution
Malcolm Mussen anak Lamoh

Crystal ball (just for fun) Proof of concept

The crystal ball wobbles. PRS has a nose in front on last time's 10.3% majority, but it could go either way.

How it works: the pick is the party holding the seat at dissolution. How sure the ball feels depends only on the size of the 2021 majority: 40% or more is comfortable, 20% or more is leaning, 10% or more is tight, and anything smaller is too close to call. The same rule is used for every seat and every party. It ignores the candidates, the campaign, swings, boundary changes and everything else that really decides an election.

Just for fun. This is not a forecast, a poll or advice, and it does not come from the Election Commission or any party. Please do not use it to decide how to vote.

How it voted in 2021

Votes for each candidate at the 2021 state election (18 December 2021).
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Malcolm Mussen anak LamohWon3,20844.6%
John Linang anak Mereejon2,47034.3%
William @ Nyallau anak Badak1,36619.0%
Usup ak Asun1512.1%

7,195 valid votes · 68 rejected · 14 unreturned · 7,277 ballots issued of 9,929 registered voters

Earlier results in this seat

Winner at the last two state elections in this seat
ElectionWinnerPartyVotesShareMajority
Dec 2021Malcolm Mussen anak LamohPRS (GPS)3,20844.6%10.3%
May 2016Malcolm Mussen anak LamohPRS (BN)4,88474.2%48.4%

2016: ElectionData.MY, a secondary source not yet checked against the official gazette. 2021: official gazette. These boundaries were used at both elections. Some 2016 winners are recorded as independents under the BN coalition label; they are shown as recorded.

Change since 2021

No change of member or party has been recorded for this seat since the 2021 election.

The story

Batang Ai (N.34) is one of the state seats in the Sri Aman Division. Under the 2015 boundaries used at the 2021 election, it was one of two state seats inside the Lubok Antu parliamentary seat (P.203), together with Engkilili. The Election Commission's October 2022 polling-hours notice lists 24 polling districts.

At the 2016 state election, Malcom Mussen Lamoh of PRS won the seat as a Barisan Nasional candidate. He first won the seat at a by-election in 2009.

At the election on 18 December 2021, Malcolm Mussen anak Lamoh of PRS, standing under the GPS logo, won with 3,208 votes. John Linang anak Mereejon, an independent, came second with 2,470 votes. William @ Nyallau anak Badak of PSB received 1,366 votes and Usup ak Asun of PBK received 151 votes. The majority was 738 votes, the 10th smallest of the 82 seats. Turnout was 73.3%, with 7,277 ballots issued to 9,929 registered voters.

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