Candidate · P23 Tanah Merah (1959)
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Overall due diligence
Insufficient evidence
The public record here is limited to two official election results, with no reporting on office-holding, finance, corporate roles or legal matters, so no record-based grounds for enhanced due diligence are shown.
Electoral resilience
Medium
Records show wins in both contests covered, under different parties, by 5,978 votes (1959) and 4,038 votes (1964). No later elections are in the records, so trends cannot be assessed.
Political continuity
Elevated
The records show a change of party label between the two contests, from PAS in 1959 to UMNO/Perikatan in 1964. No record explains the move.
Integrity signal
Open
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Open
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Records show election as a federal Member of Parliament in 1959 and 1964, which is an office-based PEP categorisation, not a finding of wrongdoing.
Only party labels are documented; no roles, alliances or relationships are recorded.
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The public record provided is limited to two official general-election results: a 1959 win in Tanah Merah as a PAS candidate and a 1964 win in Hilir Perak as an UMNO/Perikatan candidate. Those results establish two parliamentary terms and a documented change of party, but nothing on office held, business interests, finances or legal matters. All other areas are therefore marked open, and the absence of records should not be read as a clean record. Further verification through electoral, Hansard, registry and court sources would be needed before any assessment of conduct is possible.
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Contested 2 elections, won 2.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GE2 (1964) | P44 Hilir Perak | UMNO · PERIKATAN | 7,883 65.1% | Won by 4,038 |
| GE1 (1959) | P23 Tanah Merah | PAS | 12,752 65.3% | Won by 5,978 |
Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).
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