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Hamim bin Samuri

Candidate · P144 Ledang (2022)

5 elections contested

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Due-diligence summary

AI-prepared from 5 records · 23 Oct 2026

Current

No current office or position is documented in the records; the most recent entry is a UMNO/BN candidacy in P144 Ledang at GE15 (2022) that did not result in a seat.E1

Overall due diligence

Insufficient evidence

The records consist solely of five official general election results, with no documented office, corporate role, legal matter or reporting, so the profile cannot yet be assessed.

Electoral resilience

Low

Won P144 Ledang in 2004, 2008 and 2013 (margins 21,671; 7,617; 1,967), then lost in 2018 and 2022 as the personal vote fell from 30,619 to 26,040 to 23,881; defeat margins are not given in the records.

Political continuity

Stable

UMNO/BN is recorded in all five contests from GE11 to GE15 with no party change documented; position within the party is not covered.

Integrity signal

Open

The records contain no allegations, charges, cases or outcomes of any kind, and no legal or regulatory material was covered.

Financial / corporate

Open

No company-registry, asset-declaration, credit, or GLC and government-linked company checks are present in the records.

Key record

2004GE11, P144 Ledang, UMNO/BN: won with 30,967 votes, margin 21,671.E5
2008GE12, P144 Ledang, UMNO/BN: won with 25,319 votes, margin 7,617.E4
2013GE13, P144 Ledang, UMNO/BN: won with 30,619 votes, margin 1,967.E3
2018GE14, P144 Ledang, UMNO/BN: not elected, 26,040 votes.E2
2022GE15, P144 Ledang, UMNO/BN: not elected, 23,881 votes.E1

Risk profile

How much due-diligence attention each area needs — not a finding of wrongdoing.

PEP exposureOpen
No public office, appointment or executive position is documented; the records cover only candidacy results.
Political influence & networksOpen
The only documented tie is the UMNO/BN candidacy in P144 Ledang; no roles, transactions or case-based relationships are covered.
Public procurement interfaceOpen
No procurement, tender, panel or government-contract records are present.
Corporate / GLC exposureOpen
No company-registry, directorship or GLC-linked company records are included.
Litigation historyOpen
No court registry, civil or criminal case records are provided.
Regulatory / criminal findingsOpen
No MACC, auditor or regulator findings or outcomes appear in the records.
Financial transparencyOpen
No asset declaration, campaign accounts or financial disclosure records are covered.
Media & reputationOpen
No media coverage or reputation reporting is included; only certified results are available.

Key roles & positions

UMNO/BN candidate for P144 Ledang, GE11 (2004) and GE12 (2008), elected in both.E5 E4
UMNO/BN candidate for P144 Ledang, GE13 (2013), elected with a 1,967-vote margin.E3
UMNO/BN candidate for P144 Ledang, GE14 (2018) and GE15 (2022), not elected in either.E2 E1

Networks & connections

Documented affiliation with UMNO/BN as its candidate for P144 Ledang across five consecutive general elections, GE11 to GE15.E5 E4 E3 E2 E1

Key findings

The records establish an electoral record only: three consecutive wins in P144 Ledang (2004, 2008, 2013) followed by two consecutive defeats (2018, 2022).E5 E4 E3 E2 E1
The margin of victory narrowed sharply between GE12 (7,617 votes) and GE13 (1,967 votes) before the 2018 loss.E4 E3
Personal vote totals fell from 30,619 (2013) to 26,040 (2018) to 23,881 (2022) under an unchanged UMNO/BN ticket.E3 E2 E1
Party affiliation is recorded as UMNO/BN in every contest from GE11 to GE15, with no change of party on the record.E5 E4 E3 E2 E1

Red flags / areas of concern

Current status is unverified: the records do not show whether any party office, council seat or public appointment is held after the 2022 defeat.E1
The decline from a 21,671-vote margin in 2004 to two consecutive losses is an unexplained electoral weakening that party and local records would help explain.E5 E2 E1

Mitigating factors

Every entry is a certified official election result rather than contested reporting, so the electoral record itself is documented.E5 E4 E3 E2 E1
The candidate polled over 23,000 votes in every contest from 2004 to 2022, indicating a continuing constituency base through both defeats.E5 E4 E3 E2 E1

Recommended next steps

1Confirm current status and any office held (party, local government or state) through UMNO/ECR filings and the latest UMNO and MPN Ledang leadership listings, since the records end with the 2022 result.
2Search the SSM e-Info company register for any directorship, shareholding or existing company under the name and under associates named in related filings.
3Check MACC (Jabatan Peguaman Negara) case-status listings and the e-Kehakiman court registry for civil and criminal matters, including matters concluded by acquittal or dismissal.
4Review Auditor-General reports, MyProcurement/ePerolehan award data and any government-linked company board listings for procurement-related interface.
5Obtain candidate asset declarations and campaign accounts from the returning officer's GE13-GE15 reports to assess financial transparency and whether the vote decline tracks ticket strength.
6Review Hansard and state assembly minutes for committee membership, recorded interventions and any remarks relevant to the candidate's continuing political activity.

Assessment

The public record available here is limited to five official election results: three wins in P144 Ledang under UMNO/BN (2004, 2008, 2013) followed by two defeats (2018, 2022) on a declining personal vote. Because no office, corporate, financial, procurement or legal material is covered, no conclusion can be drawn on integrity, PEP exposure or financial transparency, and those dimensions are marked open rather than clear. The only supported findings are continuity of party affiliation and a weakening personal vote, including a narrowing margin in 2013 before two straight losses. Verification against official registries is required before any assessment of current position or wider exposure.

Public-record review · allegations ≠ findings · a charge is not a conviction · every point links to its source record (E official results, R reviewed records, N collected reports). Prepared by AI from the records on this page; not an analyst finding, and it can be wrong.

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Legal history & jail time

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Scandals & controversies

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In the news

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Electoral record

Contested 5 elections, won 3.

GE15 (2022)2nd of 6
P144 Ledang
UMNO · BN · 23,881 votes (29.7%)
GE14 (2018)2nd of 3
P144 Ledang
UMNO · BN · 26,040 votes (39.8%)
GE13 (2013)Won by 1,967
P144 Ledang
UMNO · BN · 30,619 votes (51.7%)
GE12 (2008)Won by 7,617
P144 Ledang
UMNO · BN · 25,319 votes (58.9%)
GE11 (2004)Won by 21,671
P144 Ledang
UMNO · BN · 30,967 votes (76.9%)

Election	Seat	Ticket	Votes	Result
GE15 (2022)	P144 Ledang	UMNO · BN	23,881 29.7%	2nd of 6
GE14 (2018)	P144 Ledang	UMNO · BN	26,040 39.8%	2nd of 3
GE13 (2013)	P144 Ledang	UMNO · BN	30,619 51.7%	Won by 1,967
GE12 (2008)	P144 Ledang	UMNO · BN	25,319 58.9%	Won by 7,617
GE11 (2004)	P144 Ledang	UMNO · BN	30,967 76.9%	Won by 21,671

Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).

Collected automatically from credible outlets and Wikipedia, then cross-checked: Verified items match the official record, Confirmed items were reported by two or more different outlets, and single-source items are one outlet’s report. Partisan and anonymous claims are never shown.