UN Peacekeeping Force ready to move.

KUCHING, 27 Oct: The United Bumiputera Party (UN) Peace Beach Branch is now fully prepared for the 13th Sarawak State Election (PRN).

UN Head of the Peace Beach Branch, Datuk Dr Abdul Rahman Junaidi said that a series of party work movements were carried out to strengthen and empower machinery at branch and branch level.

According to him, each branch has formed its own movement chamber committee in preparation for the upcoming elections.

"The UN Election Service N.4 Peace Beach Branch is ready for this PRN13.

"We have undertaken a series of party work movements to strengthen and enrich the UN machinery at branch and branch level. Each branch has formed a committee of its own chamber movement", he said.

She who is also the chairperson of the National Assembly (DUN) Pantai Peace said that UN Women, Youth and Youth Movement Pantai Peace are also ready to perform their duties and responsibilities throughout the election period.

"The same goes for the UN Women, Youth and Youth Movement of Peace Beach who are all ready to fulfill their respective duties and roles in the next elections", he said.

Dr Abdul Rahman has a consistent record of victories in the Peace Beach seat since 2001.

In the 2001 PRN, he represented the United Nations winning 6,072 votes to defeat PKR candidate Husaini Hamdan winning 2,757 votes, with a majority of 3,315.

In the 2006 PRN, Dr Abdul Rahman once again retained his seat with 5,217 votes against 3,053 of the PKR candidate Idris Bohari, thus winning by a majority of 2,164 votes.

In the 2011 PRN, he increased his majority to 5,071 after gaining 7,425 votes, defeating PKR candidate Wan Zainal Abidin Wan Senusi who received 2,354 votes.

The biggest victory was recorded in the 2016 PRN when Dr Abdul Rahman won 10,918 votes to defeat PAS candidate Zainal Abidin Yet who received 1,658 votes, with a majority of 9,260 votes.

In PRN 2021, he contested under the combined GPS gained 10,699 votes against 2,318 votes of United Sarawak Party (PSB) candidate, Mahmud Sabli, thus defending the seat with a majority of 8,381 votes.-TVS