Candidate · P118 Labuk Sugut (1974)
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Overall due diligence
Insufficient evidence
The public record supplied consists only of two official election results, with no reporting, registry, litigation or financial material to assess.
Electoral resilience
Medium
Two consecutive wins in the same Labuk-Sugut seat (1969, 1974) are recorded, but both entries list 0 votes, so margins and scale of support cannot be verified.
Political continuity
Stable
Both contests were fought under the same party, USNO, first within Perikatan and then within BN; no party switching is recorded.
Integrity signal
Open
The records contain no allegations, charges, findings or acquittals, but no integrity checks are covered either.
Financial / corporate
Open
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Records show election as a federal MP, a public office carrying PEP status, in 1969 and 1974.
No record documents roles, alliances or relationships beyond the party labels on the ballot.
No record covers constituency development funds, contracts or procurement dealings.
No record covers directorships, GLC appointments, shareholdings or business interests.
No court, election-petition or tribunal matters appear in the records.
No regulatory or criminal findings, charges or investigations are recorded.
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The available public record for Ajad bin Oyung is limited to two official election results showing wins in the Labuk-Sugut seat in 1969 for USNO within Perikatan and in 1974 for USNO within BN, both with 0 votes recorded. No other reporting, registry, corporate, litigation or media material is provided, so the assessment is necessarily thin. Election to federal Parliament makes this a PEP record requiring basic identification and screening, but nothing in the records indicates unresolved integrity or legal matters. Further verification through Election Commission records, Hansard, court and SSM searches is required before any broader conclusion can be drawn.
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Contested 2 elections, won 2.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GE4 (1974) | P118 Labuk Sugut | USNO · BN | — | Won unopposed |
| GE3 (1969) | P117 Labuk-Sugut | USNO · PERIKATAN | — | Won unopposed |
Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).
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