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Members of the Dewan Rakyat, 2nd Malaysian Parliament

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This is a list of the members of the Dewan Rakyat (House of Representatives) of the 2nd Parliament of Malaysia, elected in 1964.[1]

2nd Parliament of Malaysia
1st Parliament 3rd Parliament
Overview
Legislative bodyParliament of Malaysia
JurisdictionMalaysia
Meeting placeMalaysian Houses of Parliament
Term18 May 1964 – 20 March 1969
Election1964 general election
GovernmentThird Rahman cabinet
Websitewww.parlimen.gov.my
Dewan Rakyat
Members159
SpeakerSyed Esa Alwee (until 24 November 1964)
Chik Mohamed Yusuf Sheikh Abdul Rahman
Deputy SpeakerSyed Esa Alwee
SecretarySheikh Abdullah Sheikh Abu Bakar (until 1965)
Shamsuddin Mohd Sidin (until 1967)
Jaafar Mohd Taha (until 1969)
Ahmad Abdullah
Prime MinisterTunku Abdul Rahman
Leader of the OppositionTan Chee Khoon
Party controlAlliance
Sovereign
Yang di-Pertuan AgongTuanku Syed Putra (until 20 September 1965)
Tuanku Ismail Nasiruddin Shah
Sessions
1st18 May 1964 – 5 March 1965
2nd25 May 1965 – 25 March 1966
3rd14 June 1966 – 7 March 1967
4th13 June 1967 – 1 March 1968
5th5 June 1968 – 14 February 1969

Composition

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State # of Seats UMNO Seats MCA Seats MIC Seats PMIP Seats PPP Seats PAP Seats Lab
Seats
Ra'ayat
Seats
Negara
Seats
UDP
Seats
IND Seats
  Perlis 2 2
  Kedah 12 10 2
  Kelantan 10 2 8
  Trengganu 6 5 1
  Penang 8 4 2 1 1
  Perak 20 9 8 1 2
  Pahang 6 5 1
  Selangor 14 6 5 1 1 1
  Negri Sembilan 6 3 2 1
  Malacca 4 2 2
  Johore 16 11 5
Seats won 104 59 27 3 9 2 1 2 0 0 1 0
Seats contested 276 68 33 3 52 9 11 63 0 27 0

Elected members by state

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Shortcut:

Perlis | Kedah | Kelantan | Terengganu | Pulau Pinang | Perak | Pahang | Selangor | Negri Sembilan | Melaka | Johor

Unless noted otherwise, the MPs served the entire term of the parliament (from 18 May 1964 until 20 March 1969).

Perlis

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No. Federal Constituency Member Party
Alliance 2
P001 Perlis Utara Othman Abdullah Alliance (UMNO)
P002 Perlis Selatan Mokhtar Ismail Alliance (UMNO)

Kedah

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No. Federal Constituency Member Party
Alliance 12
P003 Jitra-Padang Terap Fatimah Hashim Alliance (UMNO)
P004 Kubang Pasu Barat Senu Abdul Rahman Alliance (UMNO)
P005 Kota Star Utara Abdul Khalid Awang Osman Alliance (UMNO)
P006 Alor Star Lim Pee Hung Alliance (MCA)
P007 Kuala Kedah Tunku Abdul Rahman
Sultan Abdul Hamid Halim Shah
Alliance (UMNO)
P008 Kota Star Selatan Mahathir Mohamad Alliance (UMNO)
P009 Kedah Tengah Khir Johari Alliance (UMNO)
P010 Jerai Hanafiah Hussain Alliance (UMNO)
P011 Baling Harun Abdullah Alliance (UMNO)
P012 Sungei Patani Mohamed Zahir Ismail Alliance (UMNO)
P013 Kulim Hanafi Mohd Yunus Alliance (UMNO)
P014 Kulim-Bandar Bahru Tai Kuan Yang Alliance (MCA)

Kelantan

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No. Federal Constituency Member Party
PMIP 8 | Alliance 2
P015 Tumpat Wan Hassan Wan Daud PMIP
P016 Kelantan Hilir Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat from 21 October 1967[N 1] PMIP
Ahmad Abdullah until 30 August 1967 PMIP
P017 Pasir Mas Hilir Muhammad Fakhruddin Abdullah PMIP
P018 Kota Bharu Hilir Nik Ahmad Kamil Nik Mahmud Alliance (UMNO)
P019 Bachok Abu Bakar Hamzah from 27 June 1964[N 2] PMIP
Zulkiflee Muhammad until 6 May 1964 PMIP
P020 Kota Bharu Hulu Hussain Rahimi Saman PMIP
P021 Pasir Mas Hulu Tengku Zaid Tengku Ahmad from 19 August 1967[N 3] PMIP
Abdul Samad Gul Ahmad Mianji until 3 July 1967 PMIP
P022 Pasir Puteh Mohamad Asri Muda PMIP
P023 Tanah Merah Mustapha Ahmad PMIP
P024 Ulu Kelantan Hussein Sulaiman Alliance (UMNO)

Trengganu

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No. Federal Constituency Member Party
Alliance 5 | PAS 1
P025 Besut Mohd. Daud Abdul Samad PMIP
P026 Kuala Trengganu Utara Wan Abdul Kadir Ismail Alliance (UMNO)
P027 Kuala Trengganu Selatan Abdullah Abdul Rahman Alliance (UMNO)
P028 Dungun Suleiman Ali Alliance (UMNO)
P029 Kemaman Wan Mokhtar Ahmad Alliance (UMNO)
P030 Trengganu Tengah Engku Muhsein Abdul Kadir Alliance (UMNO)

Penang

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No. Federal Constituency Member Party
Alliance 6 | Socialist Front 1 | UDP 1
P031 Bagan Tan Cheng Bee Alliance (MCA)
P032 Seberang Tengah Ibrahim Abdul Rahman Alliance (UMNO)
P033 Seberang Selatan Snawi Ismail from 31 October 1964[N 4] Alliance (UMNO)
Mohamed Noordin Mastan until 1 September 1964 Alliance (UMNO)
P034 Penang Utara Geh Chong Keat Alliance (MCA)
P035 Penang Selatan Ismail Idris Alliance (UMNO)
P036 Tanjong Lim Chong Eu UDP
P037 Dato' Kramat Lim Kean Siew until 1 January 1969[N 5] Socialist Front (Lab)
P038 Seberang Utara Ahmad Saaid Alliance (UMNO)

Perak

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No. Federal Constituency Member Party
Alliance 18 | PPP 2
P039 Ulu Perak Mohamed Ghazali Jawi Alliance (UMNO)
P040 Krian Laut Sulaiman Taib from 12 March 1966[N 6] Alliance (UMNO)
Abdul Rauf Abdul Rahman until 1966 Alliance (UMNO)
P041 Krian Darat Ramli Omar Alliance (UMNO)
P042 Larut Utara Tajudin Ali Alliance (UMNO)
P043 Larut Selatan Lim Swee Aun Alliance (MCA)
P044 Bruas Chew Biow Chuon
from 4 June 1966[N 7]
Alliance (MCA)
Yeoh Tat Beng until 17 April 1966 Alliance (MCA)
P045 Sitiawan Kam Woon Wah Alliance (MCA)
P046 Sungei Siput V. T. Sambanthan Alliance (MIC)
P047 Kuala Kangsar Megat Khas Megat Omar Alliance (UMNO)
P048 Parit Hussein Mohd Noordin Alliance (UMNO)
P049 Ulu Kinta Chin Foon Alliance (MCA)
P050 Ipoh D. R. Seenivasagam PPP
P051 Menglembu S. P. Seenivasagam PPP
P052 Batu Gajah Ng Fah Yam Alliance (MCA)
P053 Kampar Toh Theam Hock Alliance (MCA)
P054 Hilir Perak Othman Abdullah Alliance (UMNO)
P055 Telok Anson Ng Kam Poh Alliance (MCA)
P056 Bagan Datoh Sulaiman Bulon Alliance (UMNO)
P057 Batang Padang Abdul Hamid Khan Alliance (UMNO)
P058 Tanjong Malim Lee Seck Fun Alliance (MCA)

Pahang

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No. Federal Constituency Member Party
Alliance 6
P059 Raub Hamzah Abu Samah from 14 August 1967[N 8] Alliance (UMNO)
Hussein Hassan until 21 July 1967 Alliance (UMNO)
P060 Bentong Chan Siang Sun Alliance (MCA)
P061 Kuantan Mohamed Taib from 11 November 1968[N 9] Alliance (UMNO)
Abdul Rahman Talib until 18 October 1968 Alliance (UMNO)
P062 Pekan Abdul Razak Hussein Alliance (UMNO)
P063 Temerloh Mohamed Yusof Mahmud Alliance (UMNO)
P064 Lipis Abdul Razak Hussin Alliance (UMNO)

Selangor

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No. Federal Constituency Member Party
Alliance 12 | Socialist Front 1 | PAP 1
P065 Kuala Selangor Raja Rome Raja Ma'amor Alliance (UMNO)
P066 Batu Tan Chee Khoon Socialist Front (Lab)
P067 Kapar Hamzah Alang Alliance (UMNO)
P068 Rawang Tunku Abdullah Tuanku Abdul Rahman Alliance (UMNO)
P069 Langat Zakaria Mohd Taib Alliance (UMNO)
P070 Setapak Chan Seong Yoon Alliance (MCA)
P071 Bangsar Devan Nair PAP
DAP
P072 Bukit Bintang Tan Toh Hong Alliance (MCA)
P073 Damansara Michael Chen Wing Sum Alliance (MCA)
P074 Klang V. Manickavasagam Alliance (MIC)
P075 Kuala Langat Mohd. Tahir Abdul Majid Alliance (UMNO)
P076 Sepang Lee Siok Yew Alliance (MCA)
P077 Sabak Bernam Mustapha Abdul Jabar Alliance (UMNO)
P078 Ulu Selangor Khaw Kai Boh Alliance (MCA)

Negri Sembilan

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No. Federal Constituency Member Party
Alliance 6
P079 Kuala Pilah Bahaman Samsudin Alliance (UMNO)
P080 Seremban Timor Quek Kai Dong Alliance (MCA)
P081 Rembau-Tampin Redza Mohd Said Alliance (UMNO)
P082 Port Dickson T. Mahima Singh Alliance (MIC)
P083 Jelebu-Jempol Mohamed Idris Matsil Alliance (UMNO)
P084 Seremban Barat Siow Loong Hin Alliance (MCA)

Malacca

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No. Federal Constituency Member Party
Alliance 4
P085 Malacca Tengah Tan Siew Sin Alliance (MCA)
P086 Bandar Malacca Tan Kee Gak Alliance (MCA)
P087 Malacca Utara Abdul Ghani Ishak Alliance (UMNO)
P088 Malacca Selatan Abdul Karim Abu Alliance (UMNO)

Johore

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No. Federal Constituency Member Party
Alliance 16
P089 Muar Dalam Abdul Aziz Ishak Alliance (UMNO)
P090 Segamat Selatan Lee San Choon Alliance (MCA)
P091 Muar Pantai Seah Teng Ngiab Alliance (MCA)
P092 Muar Selatan Awang Hassan Alliance (UMNO)
P093 Batu Pahat Soh Ah Teck Alliance (MCA)
P094 Batu Pahat Dalam Syed Esa Alwee (Deputy Speaker) Alliance (UMNO)
P095 Kluang Utara Tiah Eng Bee Alliance (MCA)
P096 Johore Tenggara Syed Jaafar Albar Alliance (UMNO)
P097 Pontian Utara Sardon Jubir Alliance (UMNO)
P098 Pontian Selatan Ali Ahmad Alliance (UMNO)
P099 Kluang Selatan Chan Chong Wen Alliance (MCA)
P100 Johore Bahru Timor Fatimah Abdul Majid Alliance (UMNO)
P101 Johore Bahru Barat Rahmat Daud Alliance (UMNO)
P102 Johore Timor Ismail Abdul Rahman Alliance (UMNO)
P103 Segamat Utara Musa Hitam from 19 October 1968[N 10] Alliance (UMNO)
Abdullah Mohd Salleh until 27 August 1968 Alliance (UMNO)
P104 Muar Utara Ahmad Arshad Alliance (UMNO)

Appointed and nominated members by state

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Unless noted otherwise, the MPs served the entire term of the parliament (from 18 May 1964 until 20 March 1969).

Singapore

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no P. Member Party
15 seats
P.105 Abdul Rahim Ishak
until 9 August 1965
PAP
P.106 Chia Thye Poh
until 9 August 1965
Barisan Sosialis
Edmund William Barker
from 25 November 1964 until 9 August 1965
PAP
P.108 Goh Keng Swee
until 9 August 1965
PAP
P.109 Ho See Beng
until 25 November 1964
PAP
P.110 Jek Yeun Thong
until 9 August 1965
PAP
P.111 Kow Kee Seng
until 9 August 1965
Barisan Sosialis
P.112 Lee Kuan Yew
until 9 August 1965
PAP
P.113 Lim Huan Boon
until 9 August 1965
Barisan Sosialis
P.114 Lim Kim San
until 9 August 1965
PAP
P.115 Ong Pang Boon
until 9 August 1965
PAP
P.116 Othman Wok
until 9 August 1965
PAP
P.117 S. Rajaratnam
until 9 August 1965
PAP
Toh Chin Chye
until 9 August 1965
PAP
P.118 Wee Toon Boon
until 9 August 1965
PAP
P.119 Yong Nyuk Lin
until 9 August 1965
PAP

Sabah

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No Member Party
16 seats
P.120 Abdul Rashid Jais
Aliuddin Harun

until 11 December 1967

P. Amadeus Mathew Leong
P. Donald Aloysius Marmaduke Stephens
until 2 November 1965
UNKO
Francis Chia Nyuk Tong
P. Ganie Gilong UNKO
P. Ganing Jangkat
P. Joe Manjaji UNKO
P. John Ondu Majakil
from 21 March 1966
P. Khoo Siak Chiew
until 10 May 1966
SCA
P. Mohamed Dara Langpad
P. Mohd. Arif Salleh
P. Pengiran Tahir Pengiran Petra
P. Peter Lo Sui Yin SCA
P. Rafael Ancheta
from 18 January 1968
P. S. Fazul Rahman
P. Stanley Ho Ngun Khiu
P.135 Yeh Pao Tze SCA

Sarawak

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No Member Party name
24 seats
P.136 Abang Ikhwan Abang Hallimid
until 7 December 1967
PANAS
Abang Othman Abang Moasili
until 24 September 1965
PANAS
P.137 Abdul Rahman Ya'kub BARJASA
Abdul Taib Mahmud
from 18 January 1968
BARJASA
P.136 Ajibah Abol BARJASA
P.137 Banyang Janting PESAKA
P.138 Chia Chin Shin SUPP
P.139 Dagok Randen
from 10 November 1965
PANAS
P.140 Edmund Langgu Saga SNAP
P.141 Edwin Tangkun SNAP
P.142 Francis Umpau Empam
until 1 October 1965
PESAKA
P.143 Jinggut Attan PESAKA
P.144 Jonathan Bangau Renang PESAKA
P.145 Jugah Barieng PESAKA
P.146 Kadam Kiai
until 1968
SNAP
P.147 Khoo Peng Loong SUPP
P.148 Ling Beng Siew SCA
P.149 Muhammad Su'aut Muhd. Tahir
P.150 Ong Kee Hui SUPP
P.151 Sandom Nyuak
until 12 December 1967
PESAKA
P.152 Sim Boon Liang SUPP
P.153 Sng Chin Joo SUPP
P.154 Stephen Yong Kuet Tze SUPP
P.155 Tama Weng Tinggang Wan
from 6 July 1964
SUPP
P.156 Tan Tsak Yu PANAS
P.157 Thomas Kana
from 10 November 1965
PESAKA
P.159 Wan Abdul Rahman Tuanku Bujang BARJASA
Wan Alwi Tuanku Ibrahim
from 18 January 1968
BARJASA

Notes

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  1. ^ Nik Abdul Aziz was elected to Parliament in the Kelantan Hilir by-election, 1967 following the death of Ahmad Abdullah.
  2. ^ Abu Bakar was elected to Parliament in the Bachok by-election, 1964 following the death of Zulkiflee Muhammad.
  3. ^ Tengku Zaid was elected to Parliament in the Pasir Mas Hulu by-election, 1967 following the death of Abdul Samad Gul Ahmad Mianji.
  4. ^ Snawi was elected to Parliament in the Seberang Selatan by-election, 1964 following the death of Mohamed Noordin Mastan.
  5. ^ Lim Kean Siew tendered his resignation as Member of Parliament for Dato' Kramat on 1 January 1969.
  6. ^ Sulaiman was elected to Parliament in the Krian Laut by-election, 1966 following the death of Abdul Rauf Abdul Rahman.
  7. ^ Chew was elected to Parliament in the Bruas by-election, 1966 following the death of Yeoh Tat Beng.
  8. ^ Hamzah was elected to Parliament in the Raub by-election, 1967 following the death of Hussein Hassan.
  9. ^ Mohamed was elected to Parliament in the Kuantan by-election, 1968 following the death of Abdul Rahman Talib.
  10. ^ Musa was elected to Parliament in the Segamat Utara by-election, 1968 following the death of Abdullah Mohd Salleh.

References

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