Candidate · P124 Jasin (1999)
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Overall due diligence
Insufficient evidence
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The public record supplied consists only of six parliamentary election results, so PEP, corporate, legal, regulatory and financial dimensions cannot be assessed from the records; enhanced checks are needed before any view is formed.
Electoral resilience
Medium
Three consecutive wins in Parit Buntar (2008, 2013, 2018) with majorities of 7,551, 8,476 and 3,098, but the 2022 defence was lost and two earlier contests (1999, 2004) were also lost.
Political continuity
Elevated
Records show a change of party label from PAS to AMANAH and of coalition from BA/PR to PH between the 2013 and 2018 contests, alongside three other party-coalition labels across the sequence.
Integrity signal
Open
The records contain no allegations, charges, convictions, acquittals or dismissals; no integrity position can be stated on this material.
Financial / corporate
Open
No company-registry, GLC, asset-declaration, credit or financial-disclosure material is included in the records.
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Records show three consecutive terms as a member of parliament, an office-based PEP category rather than any wrongdoing.
Records show repeated national-level candidacies across four parliamentary seats and two coalition configurations, but no documented individual relationships.
No record covers contracts, tenders, statutory bodies or procurement decisions.
No record covers directorships, GLC appointments, shareholdings or foundation roles.
No court, tribunal or election-petition matter appears in the records.
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No asset declaration, campaign-funding or income disclosure material is included.
The only sources are official election results; no reporting on conduct or reputation is included.
The supplied public record is limited to six official election results, and they show a candidate who lost twice (1999, 2004), then held Parit Buntar for three consecutive terms from 2008 to 2022 before losing it in 2022, standing under PAS then AMANAH and within BA, PR and PH coalitions. Nothing in these records addresses offices held outside parliament, business or GLC roles, litigation, regulatory findings or finances. Because only electoral data is available and a three-term parliamentary tenure is documented, the overall position is insufficient and enhanced due diligence on the open dimensions is warranted rather than any conclusion about conduct.
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Contested 6 elections, won 3.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GE15 (2022) | P57 Parit Buntar | AMANAH · PH | 17,828 33.7% | 2nd of 4 |
| GE14 (2018) | P57 Parit Buntar | AMANAH · PH | 16,753 39.2% | Won by 3,098 |
| GE13 (2013) | P57 Parit Buntar | PAS · PR | 26,015 59.7% | Won by 8,476 |
| GE12 (2008) | P57 Parit Buntar | PAS · PR | 21,221 60.8% | Won by 7,551 |
| GE11 (2004) | P42 Tasek Gelugor | PAS · BA | 11,828 35.0% | 2nd of 2 |
| GE10 (1999) | P124 Jasin | PAS · BA | 12,947 35.4% | 2nd of 2 |
Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).
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