Candidate · N19 Yong Peng (2013)
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Overall due diligence
Insufficient evidence
The public record supplied consists solely of three official Johor state election results, with no reporting on office-holding, business, legal or financial matters, so no assessment beyond electoral history is possible.
Electoral resilience
Medium
Won N19 Yong Peng in 2004 (majority 3,847) and 2008 (majority 2,493), then lost it in 2013 with 8,350 votes. Majorities narrowed before the defeat, so the record shows two wins followed by one loss.
Political continuity
Stable
All three documented contests were fought under the MCA/BN banner across 2004, 2008 and 2013. No party or coalition change is recorded.
Integrity signal
Open
The records contain no allegations, charges or cases, but they also contain no integrity reporting at all. This is an absence of coverage, not a finding of a clean record.
Financial / corporate
Open
No company-registry (SSM), GLC, asset-declaration, credit or bankruptcy checks are covered by the records. No corporate or financial holdings are documented.
How much due-diligence attention each area needs — not a finding of wrongdoing.
Records show two terms as a Johor state assembly member (2004, 2008), which carries inherent PEP status; no current office is documented.
Only electoral candidacies under MCA/BN are recorded; no relationships or roles are documented.
The records contain nothing on government contracts, tenders or procurement dealings.
No directorships, shareholdings, GLC appointments or foundation roles appear in the records.
No civil or criminal court matters are covered by the records.
No regulatory actions, charges or findings of any kind are recorded.
No asset declarations, income disclosures or financial filings are included in the records.
The records are official results only; no media reporting or public statements are covered.
The public record supplied is limited to three official Johor state election results for N19 Yong Peng, showing MCA/BN wins in 2004 (majority 3,847) and 2008 (majority 2,493) and a loss in 2013. Nothing in the records covers office-holding conduct, corporate interests, finances, litigation or media coverage, so those areas are marked open rather than clean. Attention is warranted mainly because of the former state assembly tenure, which is a PEP attribute of the office rather than any recorded wrongdoing. Enhanced due diligence is not indicated by what the records show, but the gaps are substantial and should be closed through the official-source checks listed.
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Contested 3 elections, won 2.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Johor state election 2013 | N19 Yong Peng | MCA · BN | 8,350 43.5% | 2nd of 2 |
| Johor state election 2008 | N19 Yong Peng | MCA · BN | 8,064 59.1% | Won by 2,493 |
| Johor state election 2004 | N19 Yong Peng | MCA · BN | 8,112 65.5% | Won by 3,847 |
Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).
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