Liow Cai Tung
Biography
Liow Cai Tung is a Malaysian politician who has served as Member of the Johor State Legislative Assembly for Johor Jaya since May 2013 and as a Member of the Johor State Executive Council from May 2018 to February 2020. She is a member of the Democratic Action Party (DAP) and has served as a Member of its Central Executive Committee since March 2025.
Constituencies (0)
Electoral track record
| Year | Party | Votes | % | Majority | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022-JOHOR | DAP | 19,782 | — | — | Won |
| 2022 | PH | 19,782 | 41.74% | — | Won |
| 2018 | PH | 32,342 | 62.53% | — | Won |
Connections (206)
News sentiment over time
5 mentions across 3 months
News mentions
Calon baharu PH pertaruh pengalaman akar umbi pertahan Johor Jaya
Lee berharap dapat memenangi pilihan raya dan meneruskan janji pilihan raya serta memperbaiki pengangkutan awam di Johor Jaya.
Why you’re seeing this: Mentions Liow Cai Tung
First-time DAP candidate banking on grassroots work to retain Johor Jaya
The 30-year-old said working alongside former three-term assemblyman Liow Cai Tung had given her firsthand experience in serving residents and handling local issues. She said she had worked closely with Liow, including during her time as a Johor executive councillor. “Wherever Liow went, I followed. We have been working together in Johor Jaya since 2018, so we are very familiar with the constituency and close to the residents,” she told FMT. Lee, who studied political science, also opened up about her foray into politics. She said she was inspired to become a politician after interning at Liew Chin Tong’s office in 2014. Liew was then the Kluang MP. “I have been in active politics since 2018,” she added. If elected, Lee said she would focus on implementing election pledges and continuing to provide basic services. One of her priorities is improving the public transport system by pushing for the Johor Jaya bus terminal in Jalan Dedap to be turned into a transport hub to complement the Rapid Transit System Link, the Automated Rapid Transit system and the Southern Shuttle service. She said the terminal, as well as the adjacent public market and arcade, had needed upgrading for a long time. She said Liow had repeatedly raised the matter in the Johor state assembly. “But until today, there are no plans in sight for such upgrades.” Lee is involved in a four-cornered fight against Barisan Nasional’s Chan San San, Lau Yi Leong of Bersama and independent candidate HP Lim. When asked about the upcoming contest, Lee admitted she was a little anxious. “I hope people will come out and vote,” she said. Johor Jaya is a mixed seat where non-Malays comprise close to 60% of the electorate and Malays make up 40.1%. Chinese voters are the largest segment at 45.5%. Stay current - Follow FMT on WhatsApp, Google news and Telegram Subscribe to our newsletter and get news delivered to your mailbox.