Candidate · P149 Sri Gading (2022)
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The records establish senior political office (MP and state-level PH/AMANAH leadership) but contain no integrity, financial, corporate or litigation checks, so enhanced due diligence is needed before any assessment of the person.
Electoral resilience
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Won Parit Yaani in 2013 (majority 1,188) and 2018 (majority 4,834) but lost the same seat in 2022 by 294 votes; won Sri Gading at GE15 (2022) by 4,000 votes.
Political continuity
Elevated
Party move from PAS/Pakatan Rakyat to AMANAH/Pakatan Harapan between the 2013 and 2018 wins is documented; he has since held continuous state-level PH and Amanah leadership posts.
Integrity signal
Open
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Sitting MP and state-level PH/AMANAH chairman, a senior domestic political exposed person.
Documented authority over seat negotiations and candidate selection as Johor PH and Amanah chief.
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Reporting in the records consists of routine party and election statements with no adverse coverage.
The public record supplied is limited to election results and single-source reporting on party offices: three wins and one narrow loss at state level, and a GE15 win at Sri Gading, alongside Johor AMANAH and Johor PH chairmanship. No integrity, litigation, regulatory or financial/corporate information is contained in the records, so those areas are marked open rather than assessed as clean. The main due-diligence attention points are his PEP status and his documented role in coalition seat allocation and candidate selection; nothing in the records indicates wrongdoing.
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According to Wikidata, Aminolhuda bin Hassan was born on 1959-01-03 in Johor.
“date of birth: 1959-01-03; place of birth: Johor”
According to Wikidata, Aminolhuda bin Hassan held the position of Pesuruhjaya PAS Johor, 2013–2015.
“position held: Pesuruhjaya PAS Johor; start: 2013-01-01; end: 2015-01-01”
According to Wikidata, Aminolhuda bin Hassan held the position of member of the Johor State Legislative Assembly, 2013–2022.
“position held: member of the Johor State Legislative Assembly; start: 2013-05-05; end: 2022-03-12”
According to Wikipedia, Aminolhuda bin Hassan is a member of the National Trust Party (AMANAH), a component of Pakatan Harapan, and was previously a member of the Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS), then a component of Pakatan Rakyat.
“He is a member of the National Trust Party (AMANAH), a component party of the Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition and was a member of the Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS), then component party of then Pakatan Rakyat (PR) coalition.”
According to Wikipedia, Aminolhuda bin Hassan has served as the Member of Parliament for Sri Gading since November 2022, and previously as Member of the Johor State Legislative Assembly for Parit Yaani from May 2013 to March 2022.
“has served as the Member of Parliament (MP) for Sri Gading since November 2022”
According to Wikidata, Aminolhuda bin Hassan held the position of member of the Dewan Rakyat for Sri Gading (Pakatan Harapan), from 2022.
“position held: member of the Dewan Rakyat; electoral district: Sri Gading; parliamentary group: Pakatan Harapan; start: 2022-11-19”
According to Wikipedia, prior to entering politics, Aminolhuda bin Hassan was the headmaster of English College Johore Bahru.
“Prior to being active in politics, he was the headmaster of English College Johore Bahru.”
According to Wikidata, Aminolhuda bin Hassan was a member of National Trust Party.
“member of political party: National Trust Party”
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Free Malaysia Today reported that Aminolhuda Hassan said Amanah intends to contest the Puteri Wangsa state seat in the Johor election, arguing that it has historically been an Amanah seat and should remain so, and that PKR has traditionally contested Larkin.
“"PKR has traditionally contested Larkin, while Puteri Wangsa has historically been an Amanah seat … it should remain that way."”
Free Malaysia Today reported that Aminolhuda Hassan is the Johor Amanah chief and the Johor Pakatan Harapan chief.
“Johor Amanah chief Aminolhuda Hassan said PKR has traditionally contested Larkin, while Puteri Wangsa has historically been an Amanah seat.”
Bernama reported that Johor Amanah Chairman Aminolhuda Hassan stated that the party will field more fresh faces, including youth and women candidates, in the upcoming Johor State Election, with roughly six or seven of its 19 contested State Legislative Assembly seats going to candidates who have run in previous elections.
“Johor Amanah Chairman Aminolhuda Hassan stated that out of the 19 State Legislative Assembly (DUN) seats the party will contest, roughly six or seven candidates are individuals who have run in previous elections.”
Bernama reported that Aminolhuda Hassan won the Parit Yaani state seat under PAS in 2013 and under Pakatan Harapan-Amanah in 2018, reflecting a party move from PAS to Amanah.
“Aminolhuda, who won Parit Yaani under PAS in 2013 and Pakatan Harapan (PH)-Amanah in 2018, said the party remained determined to mount a strong challenge despite some constituencies being regarded as Barisan Nasional (BN) strongholds.”
Bernama reported that Aminolhuda Hassan, identified as Johor Amanah chairman and Johor PH chairman, said Amanah would contest 19 Johor state seats including Parit Yaani, Kota Iskandar, Permas, Kemelah, Tenang, Serom, Maharani, Bukit Pasir and Simpang Jeram in the upcoming state election.
“Johor Amanah chairman Aminolhuda Hassan said the constituencies are among the 19 seats the party will contest, alongside Simpang Jeram, the only seat won by Amanah in the 2022 state election.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that Aminolhuda Hassan contested the Parit Yaani state seat in the March 2022 Johor state election and lost to Najib Samuri by a margin of 294 votes, receiving 8,776 votes against Najib's 9,070 in a four-cornered contest.
“In the last state election, Najib secured the seat in a four-cornered contest, which included Aminolhuda, with a slim majority of 294 votes. Najib garnered 9,070 votes, while Aminolhuda managed 8,776.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that Aminolhuda Hassan is the MP for Sri Gading, the parliamentary constituency that contains the Parit Yaani state seat.
“Aminolhuda is the MP for Sri Gading, the parliamentary constituency under which Parit Yaani is one of two state seats.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that Aminolhuda Hassan is the Johor Pakatan Harapan chairman.
“Aminolhuda Hassan, the Johor Pakatan Harapan chairman”
Free Malaysia Today reported that, as PH Johor Chairman, Aminolhuda Hassan announced the Pakatan Harapan coalition had decided to allocate the Endau, Pulai Sebatang and Senggarang state seats to PKR for the Johor state election, with no final decision yet on Puteri Wangsa and Larkin.
“pengerusi PH Johor berkata gabungan itu telah membuat keputusan menyerahkan kerusi DUN Endau, Pulai Sebatang dan Senggarang untuk ditandingi PKR.”
Free Malaysia Today reported that Aminolhuda Hassan is the Johor Amanah Chief and the Pakatan Harapan Johor Chairman, and that he previously won the Parit Yaani state seat under PAS in 2013 and under PH-Amanah in 2018.
“Ketua Amanah Johor, Aminolhuda Hassan, berkata DUN tersebut antara 19 kerusi akan ditandingi Amanah, selain Simpang Jeram, iaitu kerusi tunggal dimenangi parti itu pada PRN 2022.”
Sinar Harian reported that Aminolhuda Hassan, already Johor chairman of Parti Amanah Negara, was appointed chairman of Pakatan Harapan Johor and PH state election director, in a decision agreed at a PH leadership meeting on Thursday.
“Pengerusi Parti Amanah Negara (Amanah) Johor, Aminolhuda Hassan dilantik sebagai pengerusi Pakatan Harapan (PH) negeri dan juga pengarah pilihan raya PH negeri.”
Contested 4 elections, won 3.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GE15 (2022) | P149 Sri Gading | AMANAH · PH | 23,242 37.9% | Won by 4,000 |
| Johor state election 2022 | N21 Parit Yaani | AMANAH · PH | 8,776 37.3% | 2nd of 4 |
| Johor state election 2018 | N21 Parit Yaani | AMANAH · PH | 12,309 54.2% | Won by 4,834 |
| Johor state election 2013 | N21 Parit Yaani | PAS · PR | 11,278 52.8% | Won by 1,188 |
Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).
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