Candidate · N8 Rantau (1978)
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Overall due diligence
Insufficient evidence
The record set contains only three official election results from 1959–1978 and documents no current office, legal matter, corporate interest or integrity finding that would trigger enhanced due diligence.
Electoral resilience
Medium
Two consecutive wins in N8 Rantau (1974 and 1978) with reported majorities rising from 1,243 to 1,697 votes, following a 1959 loss in N5 Rantau; no contest after 1978 is recorded.
Political continuity
Stable
UMNO affiliation is continuous across all three recorded contests — first on the PERIKATAN ticket in 1959, then the Barisan Nasional ticket in 1974 and 1978 — with no party switch recorded.
Integrity signal
Open
The records contain no allegation, investigation, charge, case outcome or clearance; they do not cover courts, MACC or the Auditor-General, so the integrity question is unexamined rather than answered.
Financial / corporate
Open
No SSM company-registry, shareholding, asset-declaration, credit or GLC/board checks appear in the records; nothing about financial or corporate exposure is known either way.
How much due-diligence attention each area needs — not a finding of wrongdoing.
The records stop at 1978 and document no office currently held, so present-day PEP status cannot be established.
Only party and coalition affiliation is documented; no patronage, appointment or relationship record is present.
No record addresses tender awards, government contracts, commissions or any procurement-facing role.
No company-registry, directorship, shareholding or state-linked company or agency board role appears in the records.
No civil or criminal case, filing, judgment or registry entry is covered.
No MACC, Auditor-General or regulatory inquiry, charge or finding appears in the records.
No declared-asset, income or financial disclosure record is available.
No news or media reporting of any kind is included, so reputational signals are absent.
The provided record consists solely of three official Negeri Sembilan election results spanning 1959–1978, showing an initial defeat and two consecutive wins in Rantau under UMNO-led tickets with rising majorities. This establishes a durable electoral presence and consistent party alignment, but the records say nothing about offices held, corporate interests, litigation, procurement, assets or media coverage, and nothing about the period after 1978. Every substantive due-diligence dimension therefore remains open rather than clear, and no finding of misconduct — or of a clean record — can be made from these records. Verification should begin with the official registries and parliamentary records listed before any assessment is possible.
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Contested 3 elections, won 2.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Negeri Sembilan state election 1978 | N8 Rantau | UMNO · BN | 3,291 62.7% | Won by 1,697 |
| Negeri Sembilan state election 1974 | N8 Rantau | UMNO · BN | 2,273 62.4% | Won by 1,243 |
| Negeri Sembilan state election 1959 | N5 Rantau | UMNO · PERIKATAN | 1,158 30.0% | 2nd of 3 |
Official gazetted results via the Malaysian Election Corpus (grade A record).
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