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8th Parliament of Malaysia Legislative body Parliament of Malaysia Jurisdiction Malaysia Meeting place Malaysian Houses of Parliament Term 3 December 1990 – 6 April 1995 Election 1990 general election Government Fourth Mahathir cabinet Website www.parlimen.gov.my Members 180 Speaker Mohamed Zahir Ismail Deputy Speaker Ong Tee Keat Juhar Mahiruddin Secretary (until 1993) Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad Leader of the Opposition Lim Kit Siang Party control Barisan Nasional Yang di-Pertuan Agong Tuanku Azlan Shah (until 25 April 1994)Tuanku Jaafar 1st 3 December 1990 – 24 December 1991 2nd 27 April 1992 – 24 December 1992 3rd 26 April 1993 – 23 December 1993 4th 11 April 1994 – 22 December 1994
This is a list of the members of the Dewan Rakyat (House of Representatives) of the 8th Parliament of Malaysia , elected in 1990.[1]
Composition [ ]
State
# of Seats
UMNO Seats
MCA Seats
MIC Seats
PAS Seats
Gerakan Seats
PPP Seats
DAP Seats
S46 Seats
PRM Seats
AKAR Seats
PBS Seats
USNO Seats
PBB Seats
PBDS Seats
SNAP Seats
SUPP Seats
PERMAS Seats
PLUS Seats
IND Seats
Perlis 2
2
Kedah 14
12
2
Kelantan 13
6
7
Terengganu 8
6
1
1
Penang 11
4
1
6
Perak 23
11
3
2
3
4
Pahang 10
7
3
Selangor 14
7
2
2
3
Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur 7
2
1
4
Negeri Sembilan 7
4
2
1
Malacca 5
3
1
1
Johor 18
12
5
1
Federal Territory of Labuan 1
1
Sabah 20
14
6
Sarawak 27
2
10
4
3
4
4
Seats won
180
71
18
6
7
5
0
20
8
0
0
14
6
10
4
3
4
0
0
4
Seats contested
410
0
0
0
30
0
0
57
61
3
4
14
0
0
0
0
0
9
1
65
Elected members by state [ ] Unless noted otherwise, the MPs served the entire term of the parliament (from 3 December 1990 until 6 April 1995).
Perlis [ ]
No.
Federal Constituency
Member
Party
BN 2
P001
Kangar
BN UMNO
P002
Arau
Shahidan Kassim
BN UMNO
Kedah [ ] Kelantan [ ] Terengganu [ ] Penang [ ] Perak [ ] Pahang [ ] Selangor [ ] Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur [ ] Negeri Sembilan [ ]
No.
Federal Constituency
Member
Party
BN 7
P103
Jelebu
BN UMNO
P104
Jempol
BN UMNO
P105
Tampin
BN UMNO
P106
Kuala Pilah
Napsiah Omar
BN UMNO
P107
Seremban
BN MCA
P108
Rasah
BN MCA
P109
Telok Kemang
BN MIC
Malacca [ ]
No.
Federal Constituency
Member
Party
BN 4 | DAP 1
P110
Alor Gajah
BN UMNO
P111
Selandar
Fong Chan Onn
BN MCA
P112
Batu Berendam
BN UMNO
P113
Kota Melaka
Lim Guan Eng
GR DAP
P114
Jasin
Abdul Ghafar Baba
BN UMNO
Johor [ ] Federal Territory of Labuan [ ]
No.
Federal Constituency
Member
Party
BN 1
P133
Labuan
BN UMNO
Sabah [ ]
No.
Federal Constituency
Member
Party
PBS 14 | BN 6
P134
Marudu
Amir Kahar Mustapha
BN UMNO
P135
Bandau
GR PBS
P136
Kota Belud
GR PBS
P137
Tuaran
GR PBS
P138
Kinabalu
GR PBS
P139
Jambongan
GR PBS
P140
Sandakan
GR PBS
P141
Kinabatangan
Juhar Mahiruddin (Deputy Speaker)
BN UMNO
P142
Keningau
Joseph Pairin Kitingan
GR PBS
P143
Penampang
Bernard Giluk Dompok
GR PBS
P144
Gaya
GR PBS
P145
Tanjong Aru
GR PBS
P146
Papar
Osu Sukam
BN UMNO
P147
Kimanis
GR PBS
P148
Limbawang
Mustapha Harun
BN UMNO
P149
Padas
GR PBS
P150
Pensiangan
GR PBS
P151
Tawau
GR PBS
P152
Silam
Railey Jeffrey
BN UMNO
P153
Semporna
Sakaran Dandai
BN UMNO
Sarawak [ ]
No.
Federal Constituency
Member
Party
BN 21 | DAP 2 | IND 4
P154
Mas Gading
BN SNAP
P155
Santubong
Rohani Abdul Karim
BN PBB
P156
Petra Jaya
Sulaiman Daud
BN PBB
P157
Bandar Kuching
GR DAP
P158
Padawan
Yong Khoon Seng
BN SUPP
P159
Kota Samarahan
Abdul Taib Mahmud
BN PBB
P160
Serian
Richard Riot Jaem
IND
P161
Batang Sadong
BN PBB
P162
Batang Lupar
Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar
BN PBB
P163
Sri Aman
BN PBDS
P164
Lubok Antu
BN PBDS
P165
Betong
Douglas Uggah Embas
BN PBB
P166
Saratok
BN SNAP
P167
Kuala Rajang
Abang Abu Bakar Abang Mustapha
BN PBB
P168
Sarikei
Law Hieng Ding
BN SUPP
P169
Julau
BN PBDS
P170
Kanowit
Leo Moggie Irok
BN PBDS
P171
Lanang
GR DAP
P172
Sibu
Robert Lau Hoi Chew
BN SUPP
P173
Mukah
Leo Michael Toyad
BN PBB
P174
Selangau
IND
P175
Kapit
BN PBB
P176
Hulu Rajang
Billy Abit Joo
IND
P177
Bintulu
James Wong Kim Min
BN SNAP
P178
Miri
Peter Chin Fah Kui
BN SUPP
P179
Baram
Harrison Ngau Laing
IND
P180
Bukit Mas
BN PBB
Notes [ ]
^ Badruddin was elected to Parliament in the Jerai by-election, 1992 following the death of incumbent member, Ghazali Ahmad.
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