Chin, Lim win top two LDP posts uncontested
KOTA KINABALU: Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) acting president Datuk Chin Su Phin has been elected as party president without contest for the term 2018 to 2020.
Incumbent vice president Datuk Lim Ming Hoo was also elected uncontested as the new deputy president.
In a statement released yesterday, LDP Election Committee chairman Senator Datuk Yong Wui Chung said the nomination for the party election was closed on September 25.
“A total of 119 candidates are vying for the party’s 61 central leadership posts, including the president, deputy president, vice presidents, Supreme Council positions as well as all posts in the Central Youth Movement and Central Women Movement,” said Yong, who is also the party’s secretary-general.
He said both Chin and Lim were elected as the new president and deputy president without contest.
Additionally, he said Sim Fui and Lam Jin Dak were also elected uncontested as the leader and deputy leader of the Central Youth Movement respectively, whereas Wong Kuen Yin was elected to lead the Central Women Movement.
On the other hand, Yong said eight candidates would be vying for the five vice president posts whereas 40 candidates were contesting the 20 Supreme Council posts.
Meanwhile, nine candidates are contesting the three assistant leader posts and 27 candidates are eyeing the 12 committee member posts in the Central Youth Movement.
As for the Central Women Movement, Goh Soo Yee and Chung Shak Mee are competing for the deputy leader position, four candidates are vying for the three assistant leaders posts and 24 candidates are contesting for the 12 committee member posts.
Following are the lists of candidates for the respective posts:
The eight candidates for the vice president posts are 1. Datuk Chin Shu Ying, 2. Peter Chong Su Leong, 3. Ng Tet Hau, 4. Datuk Wong Kon Fan, 5. Albert Kok Yuk Ken Jp, 6. Datuk Mok Cheh Hung @ Mok Kiong, 7. Nancy Lim Guah Eng and 8. Yew Chau Khiong.
The 40 candidates for the Supreme Council posts are 1. Monex Moo Bo Sun, 2. Thien Kui Sang, 3. Chin Min Keet, 4. Wong Min Kong, 5. Chin Kiang Ming, 6. Cheu Chan Yung, 7. Ng Kwan Loong, 8. Chong Nyuk Fong, 9. Wong Chan Kwong, 10.Chin Kuin Yin, 11. Chong Thien Ming, 12. Fam Tze Sin, 13. Nam Sing Choon, 14. Dexter Lim Ming Guan, 15. David Ong Choon Chung, 16. Yong Chee Wee, 17. Chong Chee Vui, 18. Lee Su Ket, 19. Chin Hock Siong@ Simon, 20. Lam Jin Dak, 21. Chung Kiam Fui, 22. Lily Chung Shak Mee, 23. Wong Chung On, 24. Goh Soo Yee, 25. Chong Neng Choon, 26. Francis Yong Teck Foh, 27. Philip Hiew Fui Lip, 28. Alex Chee Kim Heng, 29. Eric Lau Kah Hon, 30. Chia Butf Shan @ Chiang Bhat Sing, 31. Yii Ming Seng, 32. Shim Tshin Choo, 33. Su Kiong Chung @ Norbert, 34. Fan Lee Vui, 35. Teo Chee Fah, 36. Voo Min Liong, 37. Chong Su Vun, 38. Jin Tze Vun, 39. Soon Horn En and 40. Liew Chien Yan.
The nine candidates for the Central Youth Movement’s assistant leaders posts are 1. Philip Hiew Fui Lip, 2. Monex Moo Bo Sun, 3. Mok Chuang Kun, 4. Chu Vui Hiung, 5. Chung Kiam Fui, 6. Chiang Bat Chan, 7. Ng Wai Kin, 8. Chin Vun Pheaw and 9. Lam Jin Yip, whereas the 27 candidates vying for a seat in the committee are 1. Brian Lee Hung Liang, 2. Wom Tzy Khang, 3. Tang Ka Fai, 4. Soon Horn Fuh, 5. Etwin Kwan Chung Chin, 6. Loong Kok Seng, 7. Liew Chee Vui, 8. Koay Kuan Yin, 9. Steve Chong Zhin Khen, 10. Lye Wing Kit, 11. Daryl Wong Ming Fui, 12. Tsen Vui Kiong, 13. Wong Sou Hung, 14. Ng Kwan Loong, 15. Kwan Wai Huang, 16. Lim Kok Wei, 17. Wong Chun Vui@Miqail Wong Abdullah, 18. Chin Peng Feh, 19.Joseph Kong Yin Jee, 20. Ng Yee Jiun, 21. Saw Eng Seng, 22. Lee Yee Ming, 23. Quincy Poong Gui Cheng, 24. Ricky Jin How Ran, 25. Wong Kah Yee, 26.Wong Chan Kwong and 27. Tan Kok Tung.
The candidates for Central Women Movement’s assistant leader posts are 1.Wong Pui Yun, 2. Ho Set Foon, 3. Chong Oi Chin and 4.Sim Lee Fui, while the 24 candidates for the committee members posts are 1. Lee Phui Fun, 2. Chew Pit Len, 3. Chia Sui Hui, 4. Shelly Khung Oi Chu, 5. Chong Yen Fun, 6. Wang Chui Phin, 7. Katherine Chiong Wui Yin, 8. Faridah Abdullah Koh, 9. Vun Lan Yin, 10. Chung Chiau Wei, 11. Yong Nyuk Yun, 12. Tow Pei Wan, 13. Carol Lo Phit Hah, 14. Lee Yun Chu, 15.Kuo Pui Ling, 16. Chin Yu Erh, 17. Chung Chiau Ling, 18. Chloe Wong Wan Feei, 19. Fan Lee Vui, 20. Stefanie Chong Yuk Ling, 21. Leong Soo Yee, 22. Chin Kuin Yin, 23. Too Yuh Ying and 24. Enrica Yap Li Su.
Yong urged the delegates to attend the LDP Congress cum Election in their party uniform at SM Kian Kok school hall on October 21.
“The delegates must also present their MyKads for registration and the party election.”
He also reminded the party’s delegates and members to attend the dinner at Putera Theatre Ballroom on October 20 where he would explain the rules and regulations for the party election.