Candidate · P100 Johore Bahru Timor (1959)
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Overall due diligence
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The public record here consists only of two 1959 election results, with no reporting, office-holding detail, corporate or legal records to assess.
Electoral resilience
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Two 1959 wins are recorded, one federal and one state, each by a wide majority of roughly 3,400–3,500 votes. No later contests are covered, so resilience over time cannot be assessed.
Political continuity
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Both records show the same UMNO/PERIKATAN ticket in 1959; no later party or coalition changes are documented.
Integrity signal
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The records contain no allegations, charges or cases, but they also cover no integrity matters at all, so no signal can be read either way.
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Records show simultaneous elected federal and state office in 1959; no higher or executive office is documented here.
Only party-ticket affiliation is recorded; no relationships, appointments or alliances are documented.
The records contain nothing on procurement, contracts, concessions or licensing.
No directorships, GLC posts, foundations or company interests are covered.
No civil or criminal court matters appear in the records.
No regulatory, anti-corruption or criminal findings are recorded either way.
No asset declarations, filings or financial disclosures are in the records.
No media reporting or public commentary is included; only official results are present.
The public record supplied is limited to two 1959 official election results: a federal win in Johore Bahru Timor and a state win in Plentong, both on the UMNO/PERIKATAN ticket with large majorities. Nothing else is covered — no career detail, appointments, corporate interests, litigation or media reporting — so most areas are marked open rather than clean. Overall diligence is therefore insufficient, and the verification steps above are the route to a substantive assessment.
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Contested 2 elections, won 2.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Johor state election 1959 | N23 Plentong | UMNO · PERIKATAN | 4,467 81.2% | Won by 3,434 |
| GE1 (1959) | P100 Johore Bahru Timor | UMNO · PERIKATAN | 7,771 64.7% | Won by 3,535 |
Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).
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