The 2025 Sabah State Election has been an important turning point in the country’s political history with various parties vying to form the government.
This decision reflects Sabah’s dynamic political landscape and the strong influence of local issues on voters’ choices.
For your information, the 16th State Legislative Assembly has been dissolved Monday 6 October 2025.
It aims to pave the way for the 17th Sabah state election, and empower the people of Sabah to exercise their democratic rights to determine who will lead them.
When is the 2025 Sabah State Election?
As of the 16th dissolution of the 16th Sabah State Assembly which took place on 6 October 2025, the official date for the 2025 Sabah elections has not yet been decided. But according to the Constitution, the EC must hold elections Within 60 days From the date of dissolution of this State Assembly, before or on 5 December 2025.
According to the chairman of the EC, Dato ‘Sri Ramlan Dato’ Harun, said that the EC was aware of the dissolution and would hold a special meeting in the near future.
The meeting was to discuss important dates for implementing the election.
According to him, the nomination date, voting day and voting will be determined after a special meeting is held.
Summary of the 16th State Assembly
The 16th Sabah State Assembly saw a tight race between the government and opposition and 447 candidates vying for 73 seats.
The Sabah People’s Coalition (GRS) emerged as the largest bloc with 29 seats, followed by BN and Pahlawan. The high voting percentage was 66.61%, indicating Sabah’s importance in the country’s political future.
The GRS victory led to the formation of a new state government, marking an important change in Sabah’s political landscape after several years under legacies.
Sabah Dun Voting
To review where you voted, you can visit the official EC website:
List of Chief Ministers of Sabah
The following is a list of Chief Ministers of Sabah from 1963 to 2025:
1. Do Mohd Fuad Stephens
16.09.1963 – 31.12.1964
2. So Sri Peter It Sui Yin
1.01.1965 – 10.05.1967
3. Tun Mustapha Aaron
11.05.1967 – 31.10.1975
4. Tun said keruak
11.1.1975 – 04.13.1976
5. Do Mohd Fuad Stephens
14.04.1976 – 6.06.1976
6. Tan Sri Harris Mohd Salleh
7.06.1976 – 15.03.1985
7. Tan Sri Joseph Pairin Kitingan
22.04.1985 – 16.03.1994
8. Datuk Seri Sakaran Dandai
17.03.1994 – 26.12.1994
9. Datuk Seri Salleh said keruak
27.12.1994 – 27.05.1996
10. Datuk Yong Teck Lee
05.28.1996 – 05.27.1998
11. Tan Sri Bernard Giluk Dompok
05.28.1998 – 03.14.1999
12. Datuk Seri Osu Sukam
15.03.1999 – 26.03.2001
13. Tan Sri Chong Kah Kiat
03.27.2001 – 03.26.2003
14. Tan Sri Musa Aman
27.03.2003 – 11.05.2018
15. Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal
12.05.2018 – 26.09.2020
16. Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor
29.09.2020 – (this)
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State elections or PRN is the process of electing their representatives State Legislative Assembly (DUN). It was held when DUN was disbanded by the Sultan or President of the State.
The official date will only be announced by Electoral Commission (EC) After the dissolution of the State Assembly. According to the law, PRN must be withheld within 60 days After the disbandment date.
Malaysian Citizens:
Aged 18 years and over
Once registered automatically In the EC Voter List
Resident of or handled in the contested constituency
Official results are usually announced by the EC On voting night or the next morningdepending on the number of seats and area.
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