Candidate · P126 Hilir Padas (1982)
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The public record supplied contains only four official election results from 1975–1982 and no other reporting, so no assessment of the areas beyond electoral history is possible.
Electoral resilience
Medium
Two wins for the Labuan state seat (1975 by-election by 1,088 votes; 1976 by 812) followed by two losses (1981 state seat, 1982 parliamentary seat).
Political continuity
Elevated
The records show three different coalition labels on the candidacies — USNO/PERIKATAN, USNO/BS and USNO/BN — without explaining the changes.
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No allegations, charges, or legal matters appear in the records, but the records cover only election results and absence is not evidence of a clean record.
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Documented state assembly membership for Labuan in 1975–1981 gives historical PEP status, but no current office is recorded.
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The records consist solely of official results; no media reporting or public commentary is included.
The available public record on Mohamed bin Omar Beldram is limited to official election results: a 1975 by-election win and a 1976 retention of the Labuan state seat, followed by losses in 1981 (state) and 1982 (Hilir Padas parliamentary). No other office, corporate role, legal matter or media reporting is recorded, so the corporate, litigation, regulatory and financial dimensions remain open rather than clear. Overall attention is currently insufficient to assess, and none of the missing information should be read as favourable. Further work should focus on state assembly archives, SSM and court-registry searches, and newspaper archives.
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Contested 4 elections, won 2.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GE6 (1982) | P126 Hilir Padas | USNO · BN | 7,659 46.6% | 2nd of 2 |
| Sabah state election 1981 | N34 Labuan | USNO · BS | 2,841 40.8% | 2nd of 3 |
| Sabah state election 1976 | N34 Labuan | USNO · PERIKATAN | 2,978 57.9% | Won by 812 |
| By-election, 10 Dec 1975 | N15 Labuan | USNO · PERIKATAN | 3,299 59.6% | Won by 1,088 |
Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).
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