Padang Rengas is a federal constituency in Kuala Kangsar District, Perak, 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 As of 2020, Padang Rengas has a population of 38,294 people.
History It was abolished in 1986 when it was redistributed. It was re-created in 2003. Agriculture is the main economical activities in the area. Padang Rengas is surrounded by the small rubber estates creating job opportunity to the residents. Residents have a mix of Malays, Chinese, Indian and foreign workers. Liman Kati is the village with shops for business activities to help the rubber estate workers for daily supply and needs. Padang Rengas is well connected to the Royal Town Kuala Kangsar and capital of state Ipoh.
Polling districts According to the federal gazette issued on 31 October 2022, the Padang Rengas constituency is divided into 31 polling districts. State constituencyPolling DistrictsCodeLocationChenderoh (N19）Jenalik061/19/01SK JenalikEmpangan Chenderoh061/19/02Dewan Kelab Kilat ChenderohSauk061/19/03SK SaukSauk Utara061/19/04SJK (C) SaukKampong Seterus061/19/05SJK (T) Ladang KatiBendang Selinsing061/19/06SRA Rakyat HidayahChegar Galah061/19/07SK Chegar GalahKampong Cheh061/19/08SK ChehKampong Chuar061/19/09SMK TemenggongKati061/19/10SK KatiBerala061/19/11Al-Madrashah Al-Yasiniah Al-Islamiah Kampong BeralaLubok Chapin061/19/12SK TemongChangkat Jambu061/19/13SA Rakyat Nurul LimanLiman Kati061/19/14SJK (C) LimanBeluru061/19/15SK BeluruKampong Jamuan061/19/16SMK Simpang BeluruKota Lama Kiri061/19/17SK Padang AmpangLubok Merbau (N20)Kampong Laneh061/20/01SK LanehKroh Hilir061/20/02SK Paya SalakPadang Rengas061/20/03SK PerempuanPadang Rengas Utara061/20/04SJK (C) Khiu MinKampong Jaya061/20/05SK Tun Dr IsmailKampong Buaya061/20/06Kolej Vokesional Kuala KangsarKampong Paya061/20/07SRA Rakyat Al-MusonifiahKampong Lalang061/20/08SMA Ad-Diniah Al-IslamiahPadang Assam061/20/09SK Padang AssamKampong Rambong061/20/10SK Syiekh Mohd. Idris Al-MarbawiLubok Merbau061/20/11SK Syeikh Mohd. Idris Al-MarbawiKampong Tanah Merah061/20/12SK Tanah MerahKampong Station061/20/13SRA Rakyat An-NurKampong Basong061/20/14SK Clifford
Representation history Members of Parliament for Padang Rengas Parliament No Years Member Party Constituency created from Kuala Kangsar and Ulu Perak 4th P051 1974–1978 Abdul Aziz Yeop (عبدالعزيز ياياوڤ) 5th 1978–1982 Umar Ismail (عمر اسماعيل) 6th 1982–1986 Saidin Mat Piah (سعيدين مت ڤياه) Constituency abolished, split into Kuala Kangsar and Tasek Chenderoh Constituency re-created from Chenderoh 11th P061 2004–2008 Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz (محمد نظري عبدالعزيز) 12th 2008–2013 13th 2013–2018 14th2018–202215th 2022–2026 Azahari Hasan (ازاهاري حسن) 2026 Independent 2026–present
State constituency Parliamentary constituencyState constituency1955–1959*1959–19741974–19861986–19951995–20042004–20182018–presentPadang RengasChenderohLenggongLubok MerbauLubok Merbau
Historical boundaries State ConstituencyArea197420032018Chenderoh Chenderoh Kampung Bendang Selinsing Kati Kota Lama Kiri SaukLenggong Lenggong Kampung Batu Ring Kampung Beng Kampung Ulu Chepur Kampung Ulu JepaiLubok Merbau Lubok Merbau Kampung Buaya Kati Kota Lama Kiri Padang Rengas Kampung Changkat Gohor Kampung Kubang Panjang Lubok Merbau Padang Rengas Taman Anggerik Biru
Current state assembly members No.State ConstituencyMemberCoalition (Party) N19 Chenderoh Syed Lukman Hakim Syed Mohd Zin N20 Lubok Merbau Azizi Mohamed Ridzuan
Local governments & postcode No.State ConstituencyLocal GovernmentPostcodeN19ChenderohKuala Kangsar Municipal Council 33000, 33010, 33020 Kuala Kangsar 33500 Sauk 33600 Enggor 33700 Padang RengasN20Lubok Merbau
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