Candidate · N67 Balung (2020)
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The records consist solely of one official election result for a lost candidacy, with no office-holding, corporate, financial, or legal material to assess.
Electoral resilience
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Only one contest is recorded (N67 Balung, 2020), lost with 110 votes; no margin, opponent or prior results are in the records.
Political continuity
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A single party label (PCS) appears once; no earlier affiliations, coalition changes or continuity of office can be established from the records.
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No allegation, investigation, charge or case appears in the records — their absence is not evidence of a clean record.
Financial / corporate
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Records show no current or past public office; only a candidacy that was not won.
No documented roles, transactions or cases establishing any relationship with others.
No tender, contract or ministry dealings appear in the records.
No company, director or state-company roles are recorded.
No court or legal matters are documented.
No MACC, police or regulatory findings appear in the records.
No asset declarations, funding records or financial disclosures are included.
No press coverage or reporting on the person appears in the records.
The record base for Abdul Hamid bin Damang is a single official election result: a PCS candidacy in N67 Balung in the 2020 Sabah state election that ended in 110 votes and a loss. Because there is no reporting on office-holding, corporate or financial exposure, litigation, or regulatory findings, the other assessment areas are marked open and no assessment of integrity can be made from this file. On what the records show, there is no office or adverse matter requiring enhanced due diligence, but the thinness of the coverage means verification against official registries is essential before any reliance is placed on this card.
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Contested 1 election, won 0.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sabah state election 2020 | N67 Balung | PCS | 110 1.4% | 4th of 7 · lost deposit |
Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).
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