Candidate · P18 Kota Bharu Hilir (1959)
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Overall due diligence
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The record set is a single 1959 election result, with no reporting on office held, business interests, legal matters or finances, so no meaningful risk level can be set.
Electoral resilience
Open
Records show one contest only: a 1959 win in Kota Bharu Hilir with a 3,161-vote majority. There is no second result from which to judge durability or margin trends.
Political continuity
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Only a 1959 PAS candidacy is documented. No later party, coalition or alliance changes appear in the records.
Integrity signal
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No allegation, charge or case appears in the records. Because no integrity checks are covered, absence of records is not a clearance.
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An elected federal legislator is a PEP category, but the records document no ministerial, statutory or party-office position.
Only one electoral result is recorded; no alliances, appointments or party roles are documented.
No record of tender awards, contracts, concessions or public-funds dealings.
No directorships, GLC posts or business interests appear in the records.
No civil or criminal proceedings are recorded either way.
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The public record is limited to official election results: a single documented win for P18 Kota Bharu Hilir on a PAS ticket in 1959, with 9,463 votes and a 3,161-vote majority. All other areas — current roles, corporate and GLC exposure, finances, litigation, regulatory findings and media coverage — are marked open because the records do not cover them. No adverse information appears, but that is the product of a thin record set rather than of verification, so the overall rating is insufficient. Any real assessment requires the registry, Hansard and party-record checks listed below.
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Contested 1 election, won 1.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GE1 (1959) | P18 Kota Bharu Hilir | PAS | 9,463 60.0% | Won by 3,161 |
Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).
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