Candidate · P126 Sungai Benut (1986)
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Overall due diligence
Insufficient evidence
The public record here consists of only two official election results, with nothing on corporate, financial, legal or regulatory matters, so no substantive due-diligence assessment is possible.
Electoral resilience
Low
Won Sungai Benut in 1986 for UMNO/BN with a 19,394-vote majority, but the most recent contest was a distant loss at Bagan Datuk in 2022 with 226 votes as an independent.
Political continuity
Elevated
The records show a shift from UMNO/BN in 1986 to contesting as an independent (BEBAS) in 2022, a 36-year gap between the two documented contests.
Integrity signal
Open
No allegations, charges, convictions or acquittals appear in the records; the records do not cover integrity or legal matters at all.
Financial / corporate
Open
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Records document election to federal Parliament in 1986, which carries historical PEP classification, though no current office is recorded.
Only party labels and vote counts are recorded; no relationships, roles or alliances are documented.
No record of any procurement, tender or government-contract involvement.
No company, GLC, statutory-body or foundation roles are recorded.
No civil or criminal court matters are recorded in either direction.
No regulatory action, charge, conviction or acquittal appears in the records.
No asset declarations, income sources or financial disclosures are covered by the records.
No media reporting is included; the only entries are official election results.
The public record here is limited to two official election results: a 1986 UMNO/BN win in Sungai Benut with a large majority, and a 2022 independent candidacy in Bagan Datuk that ended in a heavy loss with 226 votes. Beyond those results, the records contain nothing on corporate roles, finances, litigation, regulatory matters or media reporting, so all other dimensions are marked open rather than clean. Enhanced due diligence is not triggered by anything the records show, but the 36-year information gap means the file is not sufficient to assess the person on its own.
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Contested 2 elections, won 1.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GE15 (2022) | P75 Bagan Datuk | BEBAS | 226 0.5% | 4th of 4 · lost deposit |
| GE7 (1986) | P126 Sungai Benut | UMNO · BN | 25,482 80.7% | Won by 19,394 |
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