Malaysia

Sabah polls: GRS in strong lead, Upko’s Ewon Benedick wins Kadamaian

According to initial information, GRS is firmly in control of several areas, with 21 seats ahead so far.

Updated 10 months ago · Published on 29 Nov 2025 9:12PM

Sabah polls: GRS in strong lead, Upko’s Ewon Benedick wins Kadamaian
Datuk Ewon Benedick won the Kadamaian seat in the unofficial results to date. - November 29, 2025

GABUNGAN Rakyat Sabah (GRS) is leading in the 17th Sabah State Election (PRN), based on unofficial results as of 8.35pm.

According to initial information, GRS is firmly in control of several areas, with 21 seats ahead so far.

The seats are Banggi, Pitas, Pintasan, Tempasuk, Sulaman, Limbahau, Kawang, Pantai Manis, Membakut, Klias, Kuala Penyu, Kundasang, Karanaan, Paginatan, Kemabong, Sugut, Labuk, Sungai Manila, Kuamut, Apas, Balung and Tanjung Batu.

Meanwhile, Warisan is trailing with 12 seats, Barisan Nasional (BN) (8), Independent (2) and UPKO (1).

United Progressive Kinabalu Organisation (UPKO) president Datuk Ewon Benedick won the Kadamaian seat in the unofficial results to date. - November 29, 2025

Related News

Malaysia / 1d

Hajiji urges GRS leaders to put Sabah first, warns against infighting

Malaysia / 2mth

KDM withdraws support for GRS-led Sabah government

Malaysia / 2mth

Sabah and Sarawak can become 'kingmakers', determine who will lead Federal government

Malaysia / 2mth

Warisan keeps Sabah pact talks open, pushes for local parties to contest 25 seats

Malaysia / 4mth

UPKO accepted as GRS component party

Malaysia / 4mth

UPKO submits application to become GRS component party

Spotlight

Malaysia

Papagomo acquitted for second time in sedition case over government, Israel claims

Malaysia

ECRL fares start at RM60, with 50% discounts for children, seniors and OKU

Malaysia

DKU seeks court action against Ismail, 16 others over Negeri Sembilan royal dispute

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

Kampung Manis: Dreams of 227 families to own replacement homes draw closer

Malaysia

Fadhlina takes legal action over video of 2023 Parliament speech

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

Civil servants urged to turn Selangor Sultan’s anti-graft message into action

Malaysia

Animal welfare group urges probe into alleged sexual abuse of cat in viral video

Malaysia

Macron appeals for calm after France riots: 2,400 arrested, nearly 1,000 officers injured

Malaysia

Malaysia renews offer to help Indonesia fight fires

You may be interested

Malaysia

Budget 2027 expands tax relief, fuel and electricity subsidies for M40 households

Malaysia

Floods displace residents in Perak and Kedah, while 19 homes are hit in Pahang

Malaysia

Ayob Khan alleges terror recruiters are targeting Malaysian children through Roblox

Malaysia

RM2.1b rural road overspending triggers contractor payment delays, new project freeze

Malaysia

Takiyuddin’s use of ‘munafik’ sparks Dewan Rakyat row

Malaysia

Schools to reopen in 3 states as usual, outdoor activities suspended

Malaysia

Fifty-four missing Malaysians’ families may get relief as Nepal weighs faster death certificates

Malaysia

Police record statements from 15 in RM231m MYEG-Zetrix probe