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Senarai Calon BN Johor Pada Pilihan Raya Umum Ke-13 Bernama 16 April, 2013 Senarai Calon BN Johor Pada Pilihan Raya Umum Ke-13 Bernama 16 April, 2013 JOHOR BAHRU, 16 April (Bernama) -- Berikut ialah senarai penuh calon Barisan Nasional (BN) bagi 26 kerusi Parlimen dan 56 dewan undangan negeri di Johor untuk pilihan raya umum ke-13 yang diumum Pengerusi BN Negeri Datuk Abdul Ghani Othman pada Selasa. PARLIMEN 1. Segamat: Datuk Subramaniam a/l K.V Sathasivam (MIC) 2. Sekijang: Anuar Abd Manap (Baharu) (Umno) 3. Labis: Datuk Chua Tee Yong (MCA) 4. Pagoh: Tan Sri Muhyiddin Md Yasin (Umno) 5. Ledang: Hamim Samuri (Umno) 6. Bakri: Lee Ching Yong (MCA) 7. Muar: Datuk Razali Ibrahim (Umno) 8. Parit Sulong : Datuk Noraini Ahmad (Umno) 9. Ayer Hitam: Datuk Wee Ka Siong (MCA) 10. Seri Gading : Datuk Ab. Aziz Kaprawi (Umno) 11. Batu Pahat : Dr Mohd Puad Zarkashi (Umno) 12. Simpang Renggam : Liang Teck Meng (Gerakan) 13. Kluang: Hou Kok Chung (MCA) 14. Sembrong: Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein (Umno) 15. Mersing: Datuk Abd. Latif Ahmad (Umno) 16. Tenggara: Datuk Halimah Mohamed Sadique (Umno) 17. Kota Tinggi: Datuk Nor Ehsanuddin Mohd Harun Narrashid (Umno) 18. Pengerang: Datuk Seri Azalina Othman (Umno) 19. Tebrau: Khoo Soo Seang (MCA/muka baharu) 20. Pasir Gudang: Normala Abdul Samad (Umno/muka baharu) 21. Johor Bahru : Tan Sri Sharil@Shahrir Ab Samad (Umno) 22. Pulai: Datuk Nur Jazlan Mohamed (Umno) 23. Gelang Patah: Datuk Abdul Ghani Othman (Umno) 24. Kulai: Teh Chin Hein (MCA/muka baharu) 25. Pontian: Datuk Ahmad Maslan (Umno) 26. Tanjong Piai: Belum diumumkan DEWAN UNDANGAN NEGERI 1. Buluh Kasap: Norshida Ibrahim (Umno/muka baharu) 2. Jementah: Lee Hong Tee (MCA) 3. Kemelah: Datuk Ayub Rahmat (Umno) 4. Tenang: Mohd Azhar Ibrahim (Umno) 5. Pemanis: Low Ching Hoon (Gerakan) 6. Bekok: Tan Chong (MCA/muka baharu) 7. Bukit Serampang : Ismail Mohamad (Umno/muka baharu) 8. Jorak: Datuk Dr Mohd Sharudin Mohd Saleh (Umno) 9. Gambir: M Asojan a/l Muniyandy (MIC) 10. Tangkak: Goh Tee Tee (MCA) 11. Serom: Abd Razak Minhat (Umno/muka baharu) 12. Bentayan: Fong Soh Lan (MCA/muka baharu) 13. Sungai Abong: Datuk Haris Salleh (Umno/muka baharu) 14. Bukit Naning: Datuk Saipolbahari Suib (Umno/muka baharu) 15. Maharani: Datuk Zulkhairi Ahmad (Umno/muka baharu) 16. Sg Balang: Zaiton Ismail (Umno/muka baharu) 17. Semerah: Mohd Ismail Roslan (Umno/muka baharu) 18. Seri Medan: Datuk Zulkurnain Kamisan (Umno/muka baharu) 19. Yong Peng: Lim Kee Moi (MCA) 20. Semarang: Datuk Samsolbari Jamali (Umno) 21. Parit Yaani: Teo Yew Chuan (MCA/muka baharu) 22. Parit Raja: Datin Azizah Zakaria (Umno/muka baharu) 23. Penggaram: King Ban Siang (MCA/muka baharu) 24. Senggarang: A Aziz Ismail (Umno/muka baharu) 25. Rengit: Ayub Jamil (umno) 26. Machap: Abd. Taib Abu Bakar (Umno/muka baharu) 27. Layang Layang : Abd Mutalib Abd Rahim (Umno) 28. Mengkibol: Chye Kwee Yeow (MCA/muka baharu) 29. Mahkota: Md Jais Sarday (Umno) 30. Paloh: Teoh Yap Kun (MCA/muka baharu) 31. Kahang: Vidyananthan a/l Ramanadhan (MIC) 32. Endau: Abd. Latif Bandi@ Nor Sebandi (Umno) 33. Tenggaroh: Raven Kumar a/l Krishnasamy (MIC/muka baharu) 34. Panti: Datuk Baderi Dasuki (Umno) 35. Pasir Raja: Dr Adham Baba (Umno) 36. Sedeli: Rasman Ithnin (Umno) 37. Johor Lama: Asiah Md Ariff (Umno) 38. Penawar: Hamimah Mansor (Umno) 39. Tanjung Surat : Syed Sis A Rahman (Umno/muka baharu) 40. Tiram: Datuk Maulizan Bujang (Umno) 41. Puteri Wangsa : Soorianarayanan a/l Muniandy (MIC/muka baharu) 42. Johor Jaya: Tan Cher Puk (MCA) 43. Permas Jaya: Datuk Seri Mohd Khaled Nordin (Umno) 44. Tanjung Puteri: Datuk Adam Sumiru (Umno) 45. Stulang: Chong Chee Siong (MCA/muka baharu) 46. Pengkalan Rinting: Chang Nie Kee (MCA/muka baharu) 47. Kampas: Tengku Putra Haron Aminurrashid Tan Sri Tengku Hamid Jumaat (Umno/muka Baharu) 48. Skudai: Liang Ah Chy (MCA/muka baharu) 49. Nusajaya: Datuk Dr Zaini Abu Bakar (Umno/muka baharu) 50. Bukit Permai: Ali Mazat Salleh (Umno/muka baharu) 51. Bukit Batu: Chia Chin Liang (Gerakan) 52. Senai: Belum diumumkan 53. Pulau Sebatang: Datuk Hasni Mohamad (Umno) 54. Benut: Datuk Tee Siew Kiong (MCA) 55. Pekan Nenas: Belum diumumkan 56. Kukup: Suhaili Saleh (Umno/muka baharu) -- BERNAMA Copyright © 2013 BERNAMA Source: http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v7/bm/newsindex.php?id=942475 .
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