Warisan leadership race sees eight candidates vie for three vice-president roles

Warisan will hold an uncontested election for its president and deputy president positions, streamlining the leadership renewal process for Sabah's major political party. The decision to run unopposed candidates for the two top posts signals party consensus on the current directional leadership. However, competition is expected to be more vigorous at the vice-presidential level, with eight aspirants seeking three available positions. The expanded field for the vice-presidential roles reflects broad interest in shaping the party's mid-tier leadership structure. Among those entering the race are sitting office-holders seeking to retain their positions, ensuring continuity in party operations. Kota Belud MP Isnaraissah Munirah Majilis and party information chief Azis Jamman are among the prominent candidates contesting the vice-presidential posts. The election will determine Warisan's leadership configuration as the party navigates its role in Sabah's political landscape. The outcome of the vice-presidential contests is expected to influence the party's strategic direction and representation across key organisational functions.