LIVE | DAP wiped out, PM's 'love triangle' fails to deliver?
Malaysiakini Team
Published: Nov 29, 2025 6:00 PM
Updated: 11:04 PM
LIVE | Polls have closed, and it’s time to tally the results of the Sabah 2025 election.
Malaysiakini brings you updates live.
Mixed results for bigwigs
7.52pm: These are the top big names that have won and lost so far.
Caretaker chief minister Hajiji Noor, who leads GRS, state BN chief Bung Moktar Radin, former Sabah chief minister Salleh Said Keruak (BN), and Upko president Ewon Benedick have retained their seats.
Those who lost include Sabah DAP chief Phoong Jin Zhe and his party colleague, Chan Foong Hin, a federal deputy minister.
Arifin unofficially wins Membakut
7.41pm: Arifin Arif, Sabah governor Musa Aman’s son-in-law, has won in Membakut, according to unofficial results reported by Bernama.
Arifin Arif
Arifin is among the high-profile individuals whom controversial businessperson Albert Tei implicated in the Sabah mineral mining licence scandal.
DAP wiped out, PM’s ‘love triangle’ fails to deliver?
7.41pm: DAP has been completely wiped out, losing in all eight seats it contested.
In Kapayan, incumbent Jannie Lasimbang loses to Warisan, according to unofficial results from Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS).
DAP's defeat marks trouble for Pakatan Harapan.
While results for PKR seats are not out yet, it shows that the alliance Harapan chief Anwar Ibrahim brokered to get support from both GRS and BN did not translate into meaningful votes that should have kept Harapan afloat.
Unofficial: Victory for Ewon
7.30pm: Unofficial results show that Upko president Ewon Benedick has won in Kadamaian, Bernama reports.
DAP wiped out, PM’s ‘love triangle’ fails to deliver?
7.41pm: DAP has been completely wiped out, losing in all eight seats it contested.
In Kapayan, incumbent Jannie Lasimbang loses to Warisan, according to unofficial results from Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS).
DAP's defeat marks trouble for Pakatan Harapan.
While results for PKR seats are not out yet, it shows that the alliance Harapan chief Anwar Ibrahim brokered to get support from both GRS and BN did not translate into meaningful votes that should have kept Harapan afloat.
Unofficial: Victory for Ewon
7.30pm: Unofficial results show that Upko president Ewon Benedick has won in Kadamaian, Bernama reports.
Ewon Benedick
The former Sabah Pakatan Harapan chief quit the federal cabinet after disagreement with the government over its handling of the Malaysia Agreement 1963.
Kadamaian has a voter base of 26,240.
Looks like the end for Phoong in Likas
7.20pm: Sabah DAP chief Phoong Jin Zhe is on track to lose in Likas.
The former Sabah Pakatan Harapan chief quit the federal cabinet after disagreement with the government over its handling of the Malaysia Agreement 1963.
Kadamaian has a voter base of 26,240.
Looks like the end for Phoong in Likas
7.20pm: Sabah DAP chief Phoong Jin Zhe is on track to lose in Likas.
Sabah DAP chief Phoong Jin Zhe (centre)
According to unofficial results from DAP itself, Phoong is trailing with about 1,900 votes while Warisan has 3,500 votes.
In terms of percentage, Warisan has around 59 percent of the votes tallied so far, and Phoong is not expected to catch up.
10 seats for GRS so far
7.19pm: Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) has taken a commanding lead in the Sabah election as they have unofficially won 10 seats, followed by Warisan with six seats and BN with three.
Hazem Musa ahead of race for Sungai Manila
7.17pm: Another son of the Sabah governor, Hazem Mubarak Musa, has taken an early lead in Sungai Manila.
Hazem, representing GRS, has secured 329 votes so far, with BN’s Zaini Tiksun close behind on 266.
The seat was a six-cornered contest, with 18,217 registered voters.
DAP loses in 6 seats, says GRS
7.15pm: Unofficial results from Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) have DAP losing in six seats - Luyang, Tanjung Aru, Kemabong, Elopura, Tanjong Papat, and Sri Tanjong.
GRS declares itself the winner for Kemabong, while the ruling coalition says the other five seats were all won by Warisan.
Meanwhile, DAP's own results have state party chief Phoong Jin Zhe trailing with 1,600 votes against over 3,000 votes for Warisan in early results.
Ronald trailing behind James
7.10pm: Sabah Perikatan Nasional chairperson Ronald Kiandee is trailing in the Sugut seat by 700 votes against Gabungan Rakyat Sabah’s (GRS) James Ratib.
According to unofficial results from DAP itself, Phoong is trailing with about 1,900 votes while Warisan has 3,500 votes.
In terms of percentage, Warisan has around 59 percent of the votes tallied so far, and Phoong is not expected to catch up.
10 seats for GRS so far
7.19pm: Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) has taken a commanding lead in the Sabah election as they have unofficially won 10 seats, followed by Warisan with six seats and BN with three.
Hazem Musa ahead of race for Sungai Manila
7.17pm: Another son of the Sabah governor, Hazem Mubarak Musa, has taken an early lead in Sungai Manila.
Hazem, representing GRS, has secured 329 votes so far, with BN’s Zaini Tiksun close behind on 266.
The seat was a six-cornered contest, with 18,217 registered voters.
DAP loses in 6 seats, says GRS
7.15pm: Unofficial results from Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) have DAP losing in six seats - Luyang, Tanjung Aru, Kemabong, Elopura, Tanjong Papat, and Sri Tanjong.
GRS declares itself the winner for Kemabong, while the ruling coalition says the other five seats were all won by Warisan.
Meanwhile, DAP's own results have state party chief Phoong Jin Zhe trailing with 1,600 votes against over 3,000 votes for Warisan in early results.
Ronald trailing behind James
7.10pm: Sabah Perikatan Nasional chairperson Ronald Kiandee is trailing in the Sugut seat by 700 votes against Gabungan Rakyat Sabah’s (GRS) James Ratib.
GRS candidate James Ratib
Game over for DAP in Sri Tanjong?
7.05pm: DAP appears set to fail in its mission to recapture Sri Tanjong based on unofficial results.
Based on DAP's own unofficial results, with almost 40 percent of eligible votes counted, the party is trailing with around 5,000 votes.
Warisan incumbent Justin Wong is leading with 7,400 votes, which is about 53 percent of the votes tallied thus far.
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