Port Dickson District is divided into 5 mukims, which are:[10]

• Jimah
• Linggi
• Pasir Panjang
• Port Dickson
• Si Rusa

Politics

The district is represented in the Dewan Rakyat of the Malaysian Parliament as the Telok Kemang constituency. It is currently represented by Kamarul Baharin Abbas of PKR.[11]

In turn, Telok Kemang contributes 5 seats to the Negeri Sembilan State Legislative Assembly:

• Lukut;
• Chuah;
• downtown Port Dickson;
• Bagan Pinang; and
• Linggi.

Lukut is currently held by Ean Yong Tin Sin of the DAP; Chuah and Port Dickson are held by PKR, and the remaining two seats, Bagan Pinang and Linggi, are currently controlled by UMNO.[12]

Following a September 2016 re-delineation exercise, the Port Dickson name was used for the whole parliamentary constituency replacing Telok Kemang, while the boundaries remain unchanged.