Candidate · P9 Alor Setar (2018)
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The records contain only three official election results, so integrity, financial and corporate exposure cannot be assessed, while the federal parliamentary seat shown makes the subject a PEP for whom enhanced checks are warranted.
Electoral resilience
High
Three recorded contests, all won, with comfortable majorities of 3,386 (2008), 1,092 (2013) and 15,200 (2018). Each win was in a different state and seat, so no repeated contest in the same constituency is documented.
Political continuity
Stable
All three records carry the same party, PKR, with the coalition banner moving from PR (2008, 2013) to PH (2018). No party switch is recorded.
Integrity signal
Open
No allegations, charges, cases or outcomes appear in the records; this reflects record coverage only and is not a clean finding.
Financial / corporate
Open
No company-registry, GLC, asset-declaration, credit or bankruptcy checks are covered by the records.
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Holds a federal parliamentary seat, which is a PEP office in itself.
Electoral presence spans Perak, Perlis and Kedah, but no working relationships or alliances are documented.
No records on public contracts, tenders or procurement roles.
No directorships, shareholdings or GLC appointments are recorded.
No civil or criminal court matters appear in the records.
No charges, findings or enforcement action by any agency are recorded.
No asset declarations, income sources or registry data are covered.
No media reporting or public statements are included in the records.
The public record for Chan Ming Kai as provided is limited to three official election results and nothing else. Those results show a consistent PKR candidate who won a Perak state seat in 2008, a Perlis state seat in 2013 and the federal seat of Alor Setar in 2018, each with a clear majority, moving from state to federal level. Because the records contain no reporting, corporate, financial or litigation material, every non-electoral area is marked open rather than assessed, and the election results alone cannot support any judgement about integrity or financial conduct. The 2018 federal seat makes this a PEP case, but confirmation of current office and further verification are needed before a substantive assessment can be made.
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Contested 3 elections, won 3.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GE14 (2018) | P9 Alor Setar | PKR · PH | 32,475 50.8% | Won by 15,200 |
| Perlis state election 2013 | N8 Indera Kayangan | PKR · PR | 4,263 54.4% | Won by 1,092 |
| Perak state election 2008 | N44 Simpang Pulai | PKR · PR | 10,992 59.1% | Won by 3,386 |
Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).
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