This is a list of Members of the Malaysian Parliament who represented multiple states during their federal parliamentary career.
Most people in the list represented different states in the Dewan Rakyat. Nobody has ever represented different states in the Dewan Negara, although various attempts have been made.
This list includes MPs who served in the past and who continue to serve in the present.
Members of the Malaysian Parliament who represented multiple states PartyNameStateHouseConstituencyYear electedYear left ReasonHighest office heldRefsAlliance (UMNO)Bahaman SamsudinPRKDRTelok Anson19551959TransferredCabinet MinisterBN (UMNO)NSEKuala Pilah19591969Not ContestedSocialist Front (Labour)V. DavidSELDRBangsar19591964DefeatedMPGerakanPENDato' Kramat19711974DefeatedDAPKULDamansara19781982DefeatedSELPuchong19861995Not ContestedDAPLim Kit SiangMELDRBandar Malacca19711974Transferred4th, 7th & 10th Leader of the OppositionKota Melaka19741978TransferredSELPetaling19781982TransferredMELKota Melaka19821986TransferredPENTanjong19861999DefeatedPRKIpoh Timor20042013TransferredJOHGelang Patah20132018TransferredPH (DAP)Iskandar Puteri20182022RetiredAlliance (MCA)Lee San ChoonJOHDRSegamat Selatan19641974TransferredCabinet MinisterBN (MCA)Segamat19741982TransferredNSESeremban19821983ResignedBN (MIC)Subramaniam SinniahKULDRDamansara19741978DefeatedDeputy MinisterAt-largeDNAppointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong19791982ResignedJOHDRSegamat19822004Not ContestedBN (UMNO)Rafidah AzizAt-largeDNAppointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong19751978ResignedCabinet MinisterSELDRSelayang19781982TransferredPRKKuala Kangsar19822013Not ContestedBN (MCA)Tan Koon SwanPAHDRRaub19781982TransferredMPKULDamansara19821986TransferredPRKGopeng19861990DisqualifiedBN (MCA)Ling Liong SikPENDRMata Kuching19741986TransferredCabinet MinisterJOHLabis19862004Not ContestedBN (MCA)Ling Chooi SiengJOHDRKluang19861990TransferredMPPRKLumut19901995Not ContestedBN (MCA)Chan Kong ChoyPAHDRLipis19901995TransferredCabinet MinisterSELSelayang19952008Not ContestedDAPFong Kui LunSELDRKlang19901995DefeatedMPKULBukit Bintang1999ServingPASMohamad SabuKELDRNilam Puri19901995TransferredCabinet MinisterKubang Kerian19951999TransferredKEDKuala Kedah19992004DefeatedPH (AMANAH)SELKota Raja2018ServingBN (GERAKAN)Kerk Choo TingPRKDRTaiping19902004TransferredDeputy MinisterJOHSimpang Renggam20042008Not ContestedDAPLim Guan EngMELDRKota Melaka19861999DisqualifiedCabinet MinisterPENBagan2008ServingBN (MIC)Palanivel GovindasamySELDRHulu Selangor19902008DefeatedCabinet MinisterAt-largeDNAppointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong20102013ResignedPAHDRCameron Highlands20132018Not ContestedDAPLiew Chin TongPENDRBukit Bendera20082013TransferredDeputy MinisterJOHKluang20132018Transferred and defeatedPH (DAP)At-largeDNAppointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong20182021Not be reappointedJOHDRIskandar Puteri2022ServingDAPTeo Nie ChingSELDRSerdang20082013TransferredDeputy MinisterJOHKulai2013ServingPASKamarudin JaffarKELDRTumpat19992018TransferredDeputy MinisterPH (PKR)KULBandar Tun Razak20182022DefeatedPKRWan Azizah Wan IsmailPENDRPermatang Pauh19992008Resigned12th Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia20152018TransferredPH (PKR)SELPandan20182022TransferredKULBandar Tun Razak2022ServingPASSalahuddin AyubKELDRKubang Kerian20042013DefeatedCabinet MinisterPH (AMANAH)JOHPulai20182023Death in officePASMohd Hatta Md RamliKELDRKuala Krai20082018TransferredDeputy MinisterPH (AMANAH)PRKLumut20182022DefeatedAt-largeDNAppointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong2023ServingPKRSaifuddin Nasution IsmailKELDRMachang20082013DefeatedCabinet MinisterPH (PKR)KEDKulim-Bandar Baharu20182022DefeatedAt-largeDNAppointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong2022ServingPKRNurul Izzah AnwarKULDRLembah Pantai20082018TransferredMPPH (PKR)PENPermatang Pauh20182022DefeatedBN (UMNO)Anwar IbrahimPENDRPermatang Pauh19821999Disqualified10th Prime Minister of MalaysiaPKR20082015DisqualifiedPH (PKR)NSEPort Dickson20182022TransferredPRKTambun2022ServingPH (DAP)Yeo Bee YinJOHDRBakri20182022TransferredCabinet MinisterSELPuchong2022ServingPH (AMANAH)Aiman Athirah SabuKULDNAppointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong20182020Not Be ReappointedDeputy MinisterSELDRSepang2022Serving
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