Candidate · N13 Sikamat (2023)
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Overall due diligence
Insufficient evidence
The public record supplied consists only of three official election results for independent candidacies, so no office, integrity, financial or corporate matters can be assessed.
Electoral resilience
Low
Three documented contests were all lost as an independent: 83 votes (2013), 15 votes (2018) and 83 votes (2023); the records do not state winning margins or turnout.
Political continuity
Open
All three records list BEBAS (independent) and contain no party, coalition or office-holding information, so political alignment or continuity cannot be traced.
Integrity signal
Open
No allegations, charges, findings or court matters appear in the records, but the records contain no integrity reporting whatsoever, which is absence of coverage rather than a clear record.
Financial / corporate
Open
The records cover only ballot results; there is no company-registry, asset-declaration, financial or credit-report information on the person.
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The records document only candidacy and no senior public office, state-linked appointment or GLC role, so no PEP-level exposure is indicated.
No documented roles, party memberships, committees or connections appear in the records beyond standing as a candidate.
No contracts, tenders or procurement-related records are covered by the records.
No company-registry or GLC checks are present in the records.
No court or tribunal records were supplied, so no case history could be examined.
No MACC, Auditor-General or regulator records are in the supplied material.
No asset declarations, campaign-funding disclosures or financial reporting are covered by the records.
No media or reporting records were supplied, so reputational standing is undocumented rather than established.
The public record for Bujang bin Abu is limited to three official election results: uncontested-by-others aside, he stood as an independent in GE13 (P128 Seremban, 83 votes), the 2018 state election (N13 Sikamat, 15 votes) and the 2023 state election (N13 Sikamat, 83 votes), losing each time. Nothing in the records documents any office, party role, company position, legal matter or adverse reporting, so integrity, financial and network dimensions remain open rather than clear. On the evidence shown he is a minor, repeatedly unsuccessful independent candidate with no documented public mandate, and the assessment is limited by record coverage; verification should centre on company-registry, court and funding checks.
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Contested 3 elections, won 0.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Negeri Sembilan state election 2023 | N13 Sikamat | BEBAS | 83 0.4% | 4th of 4 · lost deposit |
| Negeri Sembilan state election 2018 | N13 Sikamat | BEBAS | 15 0.1% | 4th of 4 · lost deposit |
| GE13 (2013) | P128 Seremban | BEBAS | 83 0.1% | 5th of 5 · lost deposit |
Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).
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