Candidate · N17 Semerah (2026)
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Overall due diligence
Insufficient evidence
The public record consists solely of four official election results across 2013-2026, with no reporting on office, business, legal or financial matters, so no due-diligence level can be substantiated.
Electoral resilience
Low
One win in four contests, and that win was by only 98 votes in 2018. Vote share fell from 12,619 in 2018 to 6,265 in 2022, recovering partly to 7,543 in 2026, both defeats.
Political continuity
Stable
Contested under the same party (PKR) in every recorded election from 2013 to 2026. The coalition label moved from PR to PH, which is a national coalition rebrand rather than a documented party switch by the person.
Integrity signal
Open
No allegation, charge, case or finding appears in the records. The absence of records is not evidence of a clean record.
Financial / corporate
Open
No company-registry (SSM), GLC, asset-declaration, credit or bankruptcy checks are covered by the records.
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Elected state assemblyperson for Semerah in 2018, a position carrying PEP-type exposure, though no longer documented as holding office.
Four-time PKR candidate in Johor from 2013 to 2026, but the records document no relationships beyond candidacy.
No record of contracts, tenders or procurement roles.
No directorships, GLC posts or business interests are covered by the records.
No court or tribunal matters appear in the records; no court-registry checks are included.
No regulatory or criminal finding is recorded either way.
No asset declaration, income or financial disclosure information is in the records.
Records contain no media reporting; only election result entries.
The public record for Mohd Khuzzan bin Abu Bakar is limited to four official election results in Johor between 2013 and 2026: one win (N17 Semerah, 2018, by 98 votes) and three losses, all under PKR. Nothing on business interests, company roles, assets, court matters, regulatory findings or media coverage is covered by the records, so those areas must be marked open rather than treated as clean. Because the records are too thin to assess, the overall level is insufficient and no enhanced due diligence is triggered by what is shown. Verification against corporate, court and assembly disclosure sources is required before any substantive judgement.
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Contested 4 elections, won 1.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Johor state election 2026 | N17 Semerah | PKR · PH | 7,543 21.8% | 2nd of 3 |
| Johor state election 2022 | N17 Semerah | PKR · PH | 6,265 22.4% | 3rd of 5 |
| Johor state election 2018 | N17 Semerah | PKR · PH | 12,619 42.8% | Won by 98 |
| GE13 (2013) | P149 Sri Gading | PKR · PR | 16,692 42.6% | 2nd of 2 |
Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).
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