Candidate · P18 Pengkalan Chepa (1990)
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Overall due diligence
Insufficient evidence
The material consists only of seven official election results (1959-1990), leaving corporate, financial, litigation, regulatory and media exposure entirely unrecorded, so no overall assessment of the person can be made.
Electoral resilience
High
Records show wins in all seven contests listed, from a 3,215-vote margin in 1959 to a 17,447-vote margin in 1990. The only close result is 1978, won by 84 votes.
Political continuity
Stable
Every result is under a PAS label, with coalition labels changing to PAS/BN in 1974, PAS/HAK in 1986 and PAS/APU in 1990. No party switch away from PAS is recorded.
Integrity signal
Open
The records contain no allegations, charges, convictions or acquittals. This reflects only the narrow scope of the material, not a clean record.
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Open
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Records show long tenure in elected office at state and federal level, which carries PEP status; no executive or government appointment is documented.
Only PAS and coalition labels at election time are recorded; no relationships, alliances or patronage links are documented.
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No directorships, shareholdings or GLC roles appear in the records.
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The public record supplied is limited to official election results: seven wins between 1959 and 1990, first in the Kelantan state seats of Kota Bharu Pantai and Sering, then in the Pengkalan Chepa parliamentary seat, all under a PAS label with shifting coalition names. Margins were comfortable apart from an 84-vote win in 1978. Nothing on corporate roles, assets, litigation, regulatory matters or media coverage is included, so those areas are recorded as open and cannot be treated as clear. Enhanced due diligence would be needed only for the PEP status that the recorded elected offices create.
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Contested 7 elections, won 7.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GE8 (1990) | P18 Pengkalan Chepa | PAS · APU | 27,321 73.5% | Won by 17,447 |
| GE7 (1986) | P18 Pengkalan Chepa | PAS · HAK | 17,501 56.8% | Won by 4,175 |
| Kelantan state election 1978 | N6 Sering | PAS | 3,628 50.6% | Won by 84 |
| Kelantan state election 1974 | N6 Sering | PAS · BN | 4,818 79.2% | Won by 3,553 |
| Kelantan state election 1969 | N6 Kota Bharu Pantai | PAS | 4,893 63.3% | Won by 2,062 |
| Kelantan state election 1964 | N6 Kota Bharu Pantai | PAS | 4,631 68.6% | Won by 2,507 |
| Kelantan state election 1959 | N6 Kota Bharu Pantai | PAS | 4,437 70.6% | Won by 3,215 |
Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).
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