Mohd Rashid bin Hasnon

Key record

1. 2013Contested N36 Pantai Jerejak, Pulau Pinang, for PKR/PR; won with 11,805 votes and a majority of 5,354.E4
2. 2018Contested P150 Batu Pahat for PKR/PH; won with 45,929 votes and a majority of 17,894.E3
3. 2022Contested P150 Batu Pahat for BERSATU/PN; recorded 29,270 votes and lost.E2
4. 2026Contested N24 Senggarang, Johor, for BERSATU/PN; recorded 2,058 votes and lost.E1

Risk profile

How much due-diligence attention each area needs — not a finding of wrongdoing.

• PEP exposureMedium

  Records show wins in 2013 and 2018 that made him an elected state and federal representative, but no current office is documented.

• Political influence & networksOpen

  Records contain only vote counts and no roles, appointments or documented relationships.

• Public procurement interfaceOpen

  No record of contracts, tenders or procurement-related roles.

• Corporate / GLC exposureOpen

  No company, GLC or foundation roles appear in the records.

• Litigation historyOpen

  No court or legal matters are recorded in the records.

• Regulatory / criminal findingsOpen

  No regulatory actions, charges or findings appear in the records.

• Financial transparencyOpen

  No asset declarations, income or financial statements are covered by the records.

• Media & reputationOpen

  The records contain no media reporting or commentary beyond official results.

Key findings

• ✓The public record on this person is limited to four official election results in two states, Pulau Pinang and Johor.E1E2E3E4
• ✓Records show two wins (a Pulau Pinang state seat in 2013 and the Batu Pahat federal seat in 2018) and two losses (Batu Pahat in 2022 and Senggarang in 2026).E1E2E3E4
• ✓The party label on his candidacies changed from PKR/PR and PKR/PH to BERSATU/PN between 2018 and 2022.E3E2E4
• ✓His vote count at Batu Pahat fell from 45,929 in 2018 to 29,270 in 2022, according to the official results.E3E2

Red flags / areas of concern

• !Nothing is documented on current employment, income, assets, company directorships or GLC roles.E1E2E3E4
• !The records do not explain the move from PKR to BERSATU, and no party or coalition office is documented.E2E3
• !Two consecutive defeats leave his present political standing unclear; the 2026 result shows 2,058 votes in a state seat.E1E2

Mitigating factors

• ◆The records contain no allegations, charges, convictions, litigation or regulatory findings; this reflects limited coverage rather than a verified clean record.E1E2E3E4
• ◆The recorded party change is a political fact recorded in the election results, not a finding of misconduct.E2E3

Recommended next steps

1. 1Run SSM searches for directorships and shareholdings in companies associated with Mohd Rashid bin Hasnon, including any GLC or foundation appointments.
2. 2Search court registries (e-Court, e-Judgment, insolvency/bankruptcy registers) for civil, criminal and winding-up matters involving this name.
3. 3Check MACC public statements, the Auditor-General's reports and Hansard for both the Pulau Pinang state assembly (2013-2018) and Dewan Rakyat (2018-2022) terms.
4. 4Obtain SPR official results and candidate documentation for 2013, 2018, 2022 and 2026, and any asset declarations filed with parties or the Speaker's office where available.
5. 5Verify party membership history with PKR and BERSATU (membership records or public statements) to date the party change.
6. 6Screen Malaysian media archives and social platforms for adverse or reputation-related coverage predating the current records.