Malaysia

Sabah polls: GRS leads with 10 seats, Warisan 6, BN 2: DAP believed to be wiped out

As of 6.50 pm, the seats won by GRS are Banggi, Pintasan, Sulaman, Membakut, Karanaan, Kemabong, Sungai Manila, Apas, Sugut and Labuk.

Updated 11 months ago · Published on 29 Nov 2025 8:08PM

Sabah polls: GRS leads with 10 seats, Warisan 6, BN 2: DAP believed to be wiped out
Updates as of 8pm indicate that the DAP has been wiped out, losing all seven seats it contested. - November 29, 2025

GABUNGAN Rakyat Sabah (GRS) is leading the unofficial preliminary results with a victory in 10 seats, while Parti Warisan has won six seats.

As of 6.50 pm, the seats won by GRS are Banggi, Pintasan, Sulaman, Membakut, Karanaan, Kemabong, Sungai Manila, Apas, Sugut and Labuk.

Meanwhile, Warisan has won the Luyang, Tanjung Aru, Elopura, Tanjung Papat, Bugaya and Sri Tanjong state seats while Barisan Nasional (BN) has so far won two seats, namely Sekong and Lamag.

Updates as of 8pm indicate that the DAP has been wiped out, losing all seven seats it contested.

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