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Azmizam Zaman Huri

Azmizam Zaman Huri

Party
PKR · People's Justice Party
Coalition
PH
Constituency
Pelabuhan Klang
State
Selangor
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Why this matters to you

As ADUN for N46 Pelabuhan Klang — a constituency that encompasses one of the world's busiest container ports and dense residential areas — Azmizam's most direct impact on residents has been through his persistent pressure on the Ministry of Works (KKR) and Public Works Department (JKR) to repair road damage that causes daily traffic congestion and safety hazards for commuters and port workers (Source: utusan.com.my, sinarharian.com.my). For Selangor residents at large, his questions in the DUN on student mental health and federal sports funding contribute to the assembly's oversight of state education and financial planning (Source: freemalaysiatoday.com). As PKR Klang Branch Chief, he also shapes candidate selection and party direction for future elections affecting voters across the Klang constituency (Source: utusan.com.my).

Summary

Azmizam bin Zaman Huri (born 16 April 1973) is the PKR ADUN for N46 Pelabuhan Klang in Selangor, first elected in May 2018 and re-elected in August 2023 with 42.2% of the vote. He serves concurrently as PKR Klang Branch Chief, a post he retained in the 2025 party elections. He is known for his active use of social media to raise constituency infrastructure issues and for legislative interventions on housing, public health, education, and sports funding in the Selangor DUN.

Biography

Azmizam bin Zaman Huri (born 16 April 1973, Port Klang) is a Malaysian politician serving as the Selangor State Legislative Assembly Member (ADUN) for N46 Pelabuhan Klang since May 2018 [1]. He is a member of the People's Justice Party (PKR), a component party of the Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition [1]. Before entering elected politics, he served as a councillor at Majlis Perbandaran Klang (MPK) [2]. Within PKR, he previously held posts as Deputy Chief of Angkatan Muda Keadilan (AMK) at the national level and Chief of AMK Selangor [2]. He was first elected to the Selangor DUN under the Pakatan Harapan banner at PRN14 in May 2018, and was re-elected at the Selangor state election in August 2023 under the PH coalition, winning N46 Pelabuhan Klang with 42.2% of the vote and a majority of 5,231 votes [3]. He was re-elected as PKR Klang Branch Chief for the 2025–2028 term in April 2025, obtaining 1,774 votes against his challenger's 553 [4]. As ADUN, Azmizam has been active on constituency-level infrastructure issues, particularly road quality and flooding, and has raised questions in the Selangor DUN on topics including student mental health and sports funding [5][6]. He was also listed as a PKR Central Leadership Council (MPP) member as of January 2020 [7].

Known for

Azmizam is known as the two-term ADUN for N46 Pelabuhan Klang who consistently uses social media — including TikTok — to publicly escalate constituency infrastructure complaints, particularly on road damage in the Port Klang port corridor [4][8]. He is also recognised as PKR Klang Branch Chief, a position he has held across multiple party election cycles with multiracial leadership slates [4]. Within the Selangor DUN, he has raised issues spanning student mental health, affordable housing loopholes, and federal funding for state-hosted sports events [9][5].

Political positions

Azmizam has advocated for improved infrastructure maintenance in the Port Klang area, framing road damage as a safety and economic issue given Port Klang's status as a major international port [4][8]. On housing, he urged the Selangor government to review its Rumah Selangorku selection process to close loopholes that allowed recipients to illegally sublet units [9]. On public health, he called for stricter enforcement against dengue breeding and warned against funeral-service scalpers operating during the Covid-19 pandemic [10][9]. In the Selangor DUN, he has raised questions on student depression and anxiety [5] and proposed that the federal government co-fund the cost of hosting the Sukan Malaysia (SUKMA) games, arguing it is a national responsibility [5]. He has also engaged directly with lorry drivers on commercial vehicle licensing issues [8] and led residents in opposing a columbarium development near a mosque in Klang [5]. On party matters, he was among 46 PKR leaders who signed a joint statement in January 2020 calling for unity and an end to action against then-party vice-president Zuraida Kamaruddin [7].

References

  1. [1]en.wikipedia.org
  2. [2]pru.sinarharian.com.my
  3. [3]election.thestar.com.my
  4. [4]utusan.com.my
  5. [5]freemalaysiatoday.com
  6. [6]thestar.com.my
  7. [7]malaysiakini.com
  8. [8]sinarharian.com.my
  9. [9]malaymail.com
  10. [10]bharian.com.my

Before politics

  1. Pre-2018Served as a councillor at Majlis Perbandaran Klang (MPK) prior to his election as ADUN.

Political career

  1. Pre-2018Held positions of Deputy Chief of Angkatan Muda Keadilan (AMK) nationally and Chief of AMK Selangor within PKR.
  2. May 2018First elected as ADUN for N46 Pelabuhan Klang under the Pakatan Harapan banner at the 14th General Election (PRN14).
  3. January 2020Listed as a PKR Central Leadership Council (MPP) member; co-signed a joint statement by 46 PKR leaders calling for party unity and an end to action against then-vice-president Zuraida Kamaruddin.
  4. August 2023Re-elected as ADUN for N46 Pelabuhan Klang at the Selangor state election (PRN15), winning with 42.2% of the vote (21,889 votes) and a majority of 5,231 over the Perikatan Nasional candidate.
  5. April 2025Re-elected as PKR Klang Branch Chief for the 2025–2028 term, obtaining 1,774 votes against challenger Yew Boon Lye's 553 votes.

Election history

  • 2023N46 Pelabuhan Klang (Selangor DUN)Won42.2%
  • 2018N46 Pelabuhan Klang (Selangor DUN)Won

Stance evolution

Public statements grouped chronologically. The party tag shows which party the politician was contesting under at that point.

  1. 2026PKR
    • As such, I propose that the federal government consider providing additional support and funding to help cover the cost of organising the games, and at the same time ease the financial burden on the Selangor government.

      Azmizam speaking in the Selangor DUN when debating the Sultan's opening speech, urging federal co-funding for the Sukan Malaysia (SUKMA) games hosted by Selangor. · Source

  2. 2025PKR
    • Kejayaan kekal memenangi pemilihan kali ini kerana faktor perpaduan dan keharmonian kaum dalam kepimpinan sedia ada.

      Azmizam speaking at a celebration event after being re-elected as PKR Klang Branch Chief for 2025–2028. · Source

  3. 2024PKR
    • JKR diminta menampal segera jalan berlubang kerana ia mengundang bahaya dan risiko keselamatan kepada pengguna jalan raya.

      Azmizam speaking via TikTok about severely potholed roads in Pelabuhan Klang, as reported by Sinar Harian. · Source

Perspectives on key issues

  • VerifiedFactsAzmizam has served as ADUN for N46 Pelabuhan Klang since May 2018 and was re-elected in August 2023 with 42.2% of the vote and a majority of 5,231. He is concurrently PKR Klang Branch Chief for the 2025–2028 term.
  • GovernmentThe Ministry of Works (KKR) responded to Azmizam's road-damage complaints by dispatching its Secretary-General to inspect the damage site in Pelabuhan Klang in September 2024, and confirmed repair works would be carried out.
  • PublicResidents in the Pelabuhan Klang area have brought infrastructure and service complaints to Azmizam, including road damage, flood damage, illegal dumping, and poor road-resurfacing quality, as documented across multiple news reports from 2019 to 2025.
  • IndustryLorry drivers and port industry workers in Pelabuhan Klang have engaged Azmizam on commercial vehicle licensing requirements and road conditions that directly affect port freight operations.

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