1959 Malayan state elections

State assembly elections were held in Malaya from 20 May to 24 June 1959. The Alliance Party received over 50% of the vote in every state except Kelantan and Trengganu.[1]

Results edit

Johore edit

Party or allianceSeats+/–
Alliance PartyUnited Malays National Organisation20+10
Malayan Chinese Association7+2
Malayan Indian Congress10
Total28+12
Malayan Peoples'
Socialist Front
Labour Party of Malaya3+3
Parti Ra'ayat0New
Total3+15
Pan-Malayan Islamic Party00
Independents1+1
Total32+16

Kedah edit

Party or allianceSeats+/–
Alliance PartyUnited Malays National Organisation18+9
Malayan Chinese Association5+2
Malayan Indian Congress1New
Total24+11
Pan-Malayan Islamic Party00
Total24+12

Kelantan edit

Party or allianceSeats+/–
Pan-Malayan Islamic Party28+28
Alliance PartyUnited Malays National Organisation1–14
Malayan Chinese Association10
Total2–14
Total30+14

Malacca edit

Party or allianceSeats+/–
Alliance PartyUnited Malays National Organisation13+8
Malayan Chinese Association7+4
Total20+12
Pan-Malayan Islamic Party00
Total20+12

Negri Sembilan edit

Party or allianceSeats+/–
Alliance PartyUnited Malays National Organisation11+2
Malayan Chinese Association7+5
Malayan Indian Congress2+1
Total20+8
Malayan Peoples'
Socialist Front
Labour Party of Malaya3+3
Parti Ra'ayat0New
Total3+11
Pan-Malayan Islamic Party00
Independents1+1
Total24+12

Pahang edit

Party or allianceSeats+/–
Alliance PartyUnited Malays National Organisation170
Malayan Chinese Association60
Total230
Pan-Malayan Islamic Party00
Independents1+1
Total24+15

Penang edit

Party or allianceSeats+/–
Alliance PartyUnited Malays National Organisation10+3
Malayan Chinese Association6+1
Malayan Indian Congress1–1
Total17+3
Malayan Peoples' Socialist FrontLabour Party of Malaya7+7
Pan-Malayan Islamic Party00
Total24+10

Perak edit

Party or allianceSeats+/–
Alliance PartyUnited Malays National Organisation210
Malayan Chinese Association90
Malayan Indian Congress10
Total310
People's Progressive Party80
Pan-Malayan Islamic Party10
Total40+20

Perlis edit

Party or allianceVotes%Seats+/–
Alliance PartyUnited Malays National Organisation16,10552.5010+1
Malayan Chinese Association3,50611.432New
Total19,52163.6312+1
Pan-Malayan Islamic Party8,02626.1600
Malayan Peoples' Socialist FrontParti Ra'ayat3931.280New
Independents2,6498.6300
Total30,679100.0012+3
Valid votes30,67997.95
Invalid/blank votes6422.05
Total votes31,321100.00
Registered voters/turnout31,231100.29

Selangor edit

Party or allianceSeats+/–
Alliance PartyUnited Malays National Organisation14+6
Malayan Chinese Association8+5
Malayan Indian Congress1–1
Total23+10
Malayan Peoples'
Socialist Front
Parti Ra'ayat2New
Labour Party of Malaya1+1
Total3+1
Pan-Malayan Islamic Party00
Independents2+2
Total28+15

Trengganu edit

Party or allianceSeats+/–
Pan-Malayan Islamic Party13New
Alliance PartyUnited Malays National Organisation5–10
Malayan Chinese Association2New
Total7–10
Parti Negara40
Total24+9

References edit

  1. ^ Thomas Henry Silcock (1963) The Political Economy of Independent Malaya: A Case-study in Development, University of California Press, p19