Candidate · N62 Silam (2025)
Records show Mohammad Yusof bin Apdal contested Sabah state and federal seats around Lahad Datu under two different party labels. He won the N50 Lahad Datu state seat for UMNO/BN in 2013, lost the same seat in 2018, later won the federal P188 Lahad Datu seat for WARISAN in 2022, and most recently won the N62 Silam state seat for WARISAN in 2025. Beyond these electoral outcomes, the records contain no information on his policy positions, legislative track record, or any integrity matters.
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Contested 4 elections, won 3.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sabah state election 2025 | N62 Silam | WARISAN | 7,116 43.4% | Won by 1,257 |
| GE15 (2022) | P188 Lahad Datu | WARISAN | 27,116 46.6% | Won by 4,376 |
| Sabah state election 2018 | N50 Lahad Datu | UMNO · BN | 8,372 41.2% | 2nd of 3 |
| Sabah state election 2013 | N50 Lahad Datu | UMNO · BN | 12,949 69.1% | Won by 8,415 |
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