Hasbie Muda has retained the position of Amanah Youth leader for a second term following the party wing’s election for the 2023-2026 session last night.

Hasbie, who was appointed to the Dewan Negara earlier this year, won the highest number of votes with 387 ballots received in the youth wing election.

Batu Tiga assemblyperson Danial Al Rashid Haron Aminar Rashid was elected as deputy youth leader, while the three vice youth chiefs are now Faris Arriffin, Ammar Atan, and Jeming Hassan.

The polls took place at the Grand Nexus Ballroom, Bangsar. Members of Amanah Youth selected 27 leaders to man its central committee, who will then choose the new leadership of the party wing.

A total of 577 delegates voted in this election out of a total of 840 eligible to vote. Five delegates did not return the voting paper.

The following are the 27 newly elected members of the Amanah Youth committee:

Hasbie Muda - 387 votes
Danial Al Rashid Haron Aminar Rashid - 368
Nash Nahar - 336 votes
Mirzan Majid - 319 votes
Fadhli Umar Aminolhuda - 316 votes
Ammar Atan - 305 votes
Jeming Hassan - 304 votes
Firdaus Mokhtar - 302 votes
Hafiz Roslan - 299 votes
Faris Arriffin - 298 votes
Muammar Qaddafi - 297 votes
Muaz Abdullah - 296 votes
Azhar Rahman - 293 Votes
Fakhrul Razi Hamdan - 289 votes
Ridhuan Esa - 289 votes
Ammar Izham - 284 votes
Taqiuddin Cheman - 279 votes
Asim Abdullah - 276 votes
Sheikh Khuzaifah Bawazeer - 275 votes
Ahmad Shahir - 273 votes
Ramadhan Lotphi - 273 votes
Rendy Ismail - 273 votes
Khairol Najib - 263 votes
Omar Tuan - 258 votes
Saqif Ansorullah - 256 votes
Aizat Temerloh - 256 votes
Mohd Hanis - 256 votes

Mohd Hazmir Suboh was also selected as deputy spokesperson of Amanah Youth while Luqman Fudail and Haris Omar were elected as auditors.

“We will strengthen Amanah Youth at the state, regional, and national levels. We will not hesitate to appoint a committee including the Amanah Youth state chiefs, based on the spirit of democracy.

“We will take time to refine it instead of arbitrarily make appointments and, going forward, we will commit our best efforts throughout the three years of the mandate,” said Hasbie in his inaugural speech.