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Barisan Nasional (BN) candidate Mohd Ismail Ayob (second from right) submits his nomination papers for the Lamag state seat during the nomination day for the Kinabatangan parliamentary and Lamag state by-elections at Dewan Sri Lamag today. — Bernama pic
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Saturday, 10 Jan 2026 11:46 AM MYT
KINABATANGAN, Jan 10 — The by-election for the Kinabatangan parliamentary seat saw a three-cornered contest between Barisan Nasional (BN), Warisan and an Independent candidate, while it is a one-on-one fight between BN and Warisan candidates in the Lamag state seat.
This was announced by Returning Officer Eddy Syaizul Rizam Abdullah at Sri Lamag Hall, here today.
“The Election Commission (EC) has received nomination papers from three candidates for the parliamentary seat election of P187 Kinabatangan constituency and two candidates for the state seat election of N58 Lamag constituency.
“I have reviewed the nomination papers and after reviewing them, I am satisfied that no nomination papers were rejected,” he said.
The Kinabatangan parliamentary by-election saw a contest between Mohd Naim Kurniawan Moktar representing BN, Datuk Saddi Abdul Rahman (Warisan) and Goldam Hamid (Independent) while in the Lamag state seat, it is a clash between Mohd Ismail Ayob (BN) and Mazliwati Abdul Malek (Warisan). — Bernama
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