Keningau is a federal constituency in Interior Division (Keningau District and Tambunan District), Sabah, Malaysia, that has been represented in the Dewan Rakyat since 1974.
The federal constituency was created in the 1974 redistribution and is mandated to return a single member to the Dewan Rakyat under the first past the post voting system.
Demographics https://ge15.orientaldaily.com.my/seats/sabah/p As of 2020, Keningau has a population of 129,882 people.
History Polling districts According to the gazette issued on 21 November 2025, the Keningau constituency has a total of 37 polling districts. State constituencyPolling DistrictsCodeLocationTambunan (N39)Kirokot180/39/01SK KirokotPatau180/39/02SK PatauKinabaan180/39/03SMK TambunanSunsuron180/39/04SK SunsuronTimbou180/39/05SK TimbouToboh180/39/06SK St David TobohKaingaran180/39/07SK KaingaranTambunan Bandar180/39/08 SK St Theresa SMA Negeri Pekan TambunanLubong180/39/09SMK NambayanNambayan180/39/10SK Monsok TengahKuala Monsok180/39/11SK LotongGaras180/39/12SK GarasTiong180/39/13SK Tiong WidoNamadan180/39/14SK Kuala Namadan TambunanMonsorulong180/39/15SK Kuala MonsokRompon180/39/16SK RomponBingkor (N40)Ranggon180/40/01SA Rakyat Al-HudaApin-Apin180/40/02 SK Apin-Apin SK St James Apin-ApinMarampong180/40/03 SK Merampong SK Liau Bunga Raya180/40/04SK Bunga RayaKukuangoh180/40/05SK Kampong BaruTuntumulod180/40/06SK BunsitBingkor180/40/07SK BingkorBaginda180/40/08SK BinaongTuarid Taud180/40/09SK Tuarid TaudKeningau Station180/40/10SMK Keningau IIKeningau Bandar180/40/11SMK St. Francis XavierLiawan (N41)Luagan180/41/01SK LuaganLiawan180/41/02SK Kg KeningauPatikang Laut180/41/03SK Bulu SilouSinagang180/41/04SK SenagangMeninpir180/41/05SJK (C) Yuk KongBayangan180/41/06SA Negeri Bayangan KeningauMesjid180/41/07SMK GunsanadLimbawan180/41/08SK Pekan KeningauMotou180/41/09Tadika Sabah Chinese Association KeningauBanjar180/41/10SK Banjar
Representation history Members of Parliament for Keningau Parliament No Years Member PartyVote Share Constituency created from Sabah Dalam and Kinabatangan 4th P127 1974-1977 Stephen Robert Evans Uncontested 1977-1978 Harris Salleh (حارث محمّد صالح) 8,410 77.43% 5th 1978-1982 Stephen Robert Evans 8,612 82.89% 6th 1982-1986 Ahmad Shah Hussein Tambakau (احمد شاه حسين تمباكاو) 8,552 72.27% 7th P142 1986-1990 Joseph Pairin Kitingan Uncontested 8th 1990-1995 9th P157 1995–1999 17,510 66.71% 10th 1999-2004 PBS12,783 50.49% 11th P180 2004-2008 Uncontested 12th 2008–2013 14,598 57.27% 13th 2013–2018 15,818 44.50%14th 2018–2020 Jeffrey Kitingan STAR13,286 33.09%2020–202215th 2022–2025 23,155 42.20% 2025–present STAR
State constituency Parliamentaryconstituency State constituency 1967–1974 1974–1985 1985–1995 1995–2004 2004–2020 2020–present Keningau Bingkor Liawan Pensiangan Pensiangan Sook Tambunan
Historical boundaries State Constituency Area 1974 1984 1994 2003 2019 Bingkor Apin-Apin Bingkor Kanuran Liawan Tudan Bandukan Bingkor Kukangoh Minawo Tulid Apin-Apin Bingkor Kukangoh Marampong Tuntumulod Apin-Apin Bingkor Keningau Marampong TuntumulodLiawan Bayangan Liawan Keningau Patingkang Laut Sinagang Bayangan Liawan Luagan Patingkang Laut SinagangPensiangan Nabawan Tibow Pensiangan Sapulut Sibangali Nabawan Sapalut Pensiangan Simatuoh Sook Sook Ansip Marapok Sook Tiulon Tulid Tambunan Kuala Monsok Kirokot Sunsuron Rompok Tambunan
Current state assembly members No.State ConstituencyMemberCoalition (Party)N39TambunanJeffrey Gapari KitinganSTARN40BingkorMohd Ishak AyubN41LiawanNik Mohd Nadzri Nik Zawawi
Local governments & postcodes No.State ConstituencyLocal GovernmentPostcodeN39TambunanTambunan District Council 89000 Keningau 89650 TambunanN40BingkorKeningau District CouncilN41Liawan
Election results
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