TWO former federal ministers are among the 69 candidates to be fielded by Parti Sarawak Bersatu (PSB) in the 12th Sarawak state elections. 

They are former minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Joseph Entulu Belaun, who will be contesting in Tamin, and former works minister Baru Bian in Ba’kelalan, which he won in the 2011 and 2016 state elections. 

Apart from the two, PSB president Wong Soon Koh, who is former state minister of international trade and e-commerce and second finance minister, will defend the Bawang Assan seat, which he won on the Barisan Nasional (BN) ticket in 2016. 

Former state assistant minister (public utilities and agriculture) Sylvester Entri Muran will contest the Marudi seat, the constituency he once represented under BN.

Sri Aman member of Parliament Masir Kujat will contest in Balai Ringin.

PSB has also listed several former assemblymen to contest in the constituencies they once represented, namely Ranum Mina in Opar, See Chee How (Batu Lintang) and Dr Johnical Rayong Ngipa (Engkilili).

Former Lubuk Antu MP William@Nyallau Badak will be fielded in Batang Air and former Belaga assemblyman Stanley Ajang Batok will contest in Murum.

The Election Commission has set tomorrow for nominations, December 14 for early voting and December 18 for polling.

The following is the list of PSB candidates: 

1. Opar – Ranum Mina

2. Tasik Biru – Tekhee @ Tiki Lafe

3. Pantai Damai – Mahmud Sabli

4. Demak Laut – Yatika Jelani

5. Pending – Tan Kay Hok

6. Batu Lintang – See Chee How

7. Kota Sentosa – Lau Pang Heng

8. Batu Kitang – Liu Thiang Leong

9. Asajaya – Ishak Buji

10. Muara Tuang – Yakup Khalid

11. Stakan – George Young Si Ricord Jr

12. Serembu – Iana Akam

13. Mambong – Sanjan Daik

14. Tarat – Dadi @ Tiap Juul

15. Tebedu – Cheyne Kambeng @ Raymond Achen

16. Kedup – Dominic Dado Segin

17. Bukit Semuja – Elsiy Tingang

18. Sadong Jaya – Nur Khairunisa Abdullah

19. Simunjan – Raily @ Reli Ali

20. Gedong – Mohamad Sofian Fariz Sharbini

21. Lingga – Wan Abdillah Endruce Wan Abdul Rahman

22. Balai Ringin – Masir Kujat

23. Bukit Begunan – Norina Umoi Utot

24. Simanggang – Walsin @ Wilson Entabang

25. Engkelili – Johnical Rayong Ngipa

26. Batang Air – William @ Nyallau Badak

27. Saribas – Melainie Bolhassan

28. Layar – Isik Utau

29. Bukit Saban – Andria Dundang @ Andria Gelayan

30. Kalaka – John Antau Linggang

31. Krian – Musa Dinggat

32. Kabong – Wan Mohamad Madehi Wan Ali

33. Semop – Abdul Rafidin Majidi

34. Meradong – Hii Ru Yee

35. Pakan – Hereward Gramong Joseph Allen

36. Meluan – Elly Lawai Ngalai

37. Ngemah – Joseph Jawa Kendawang

38. Machan – Madang Dimbab

39. Bukit Assek – Ting Kee Nguan

40. Dudong – Wong Hie Ping

41. Bawang Assan – Wong Soon Koh

42. Pelawan – Low Chong Nguan

43. Nangka – Intanurazean Wan Sapuan Daud

44. Tellian – Sait Junaidi

45. Balingian – Yusuf Abdul Rahman

46. Tamin – Joseph Entulu Belaun

47. Kakus – Peter Tuan

48. Pelagus – Kristoffer Nyuak Bajok

49. Katibas – Robertson Mawa Luat

50. Bukit Goram – Robert Segie

51. Baleh – Koh Kumbong

52. Belaga – Henry Usat Bit

53. Murum – Standley Ajang Batok

54. Jepak – Raba’ah Tudin

55. Tanjong Batu – Tang Eng Hui

56. Kemena – Bernard Tahim Bael

57. Samalaju – Reggie Suel

58. Bekenu – Abu Bakar Amit

59. Lambir – Lila Mohamad

60. Piasau – Teo Jia Jun

61. Pujut – Bruce Chai Khim Cheong

62. Senadin – Lee Tze Ha

63. Marudi – Sylvester Entri Muran

64. Telang Usan – Jau Jok @ Jenggo

65. Mulu – Son Radu

66. Bukit Kota – Rosli Amat

67. Batu Danau – Ali Adap

68. Ba’kelalan – Baru Bian

69. Bukit Sari – Alias Mail. – Bernama, December 5, 2021.