Candidate · P85 Malacca Tengah (1969)
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Mohd. Kamal bin Sudin is documented in the records as a PAS candidate in Malacca who contested three elections across 1964 and 1969, both at the state level (N04 Semabok in 1964) and the federal level (P85 Malacca Tengah in 1964 and 1969). All three contests were lost. Vote totals rose across his federal contests from 1,236 in 1964 to 6,161 in 1969. The records contain no information about any office held, policy positions, party roles beyond candidacy, or any other biographical detail.
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Contested 3 elections, won 0.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GE3 (1969) | P85 Malacca Tengah | PAS | 6,161 23.3% | 3rd of 3 |
| Melaka state election 1964 | N4 Semabok | PAS | 290 5.7% | 3rd of 3 · lost deposit |
| GE2 (1964) | P85 Malacca Tengah | PAS | 1,236 4.9% | 3rd of 3 · lost deposit |
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