Candidate · P56 Telok Anson (1961)
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The public record here consists only of two official election results from 1959 and 1961, with nothing on offices held, corporate roles, finances or legal matters.
Electoral resilience
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Won N36 Pasir Bedamar in the 1959 Perak state election with 6,713 votes and a 4,586 majority, then lost the 30 May 1961 Telok Anson parliamentary by-election with 8,787 votes.
Political continuity
Open
Both records carry an MCA/Perikatan label; no subsequent party or coalition changes for this person are documented.
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Open
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No current or past office-holding is documented; the records show candidacies only, last in 1961.
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The public record on this person is limited to two official election results: an MCA/Perikatan win at N36 Pasir Bedamar in the 1959 Perak state election with a 4,586-vote majority, and a loss at the P56 Telok Anson by-election on 30 May 1961 with 8,787 votes. Nothing in the records documents office held, corporate roles, finances, networks or legal matters, so those areas are marked open rather than assessed. On this evidence the file is insufficient for a due-diligence view, and the absence of adverse records here is not evidence of a clean record.
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Contested 2 elections, won 1.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| By-election, 30 May 1961 | P56 Telok Anson | MCA · PERIKATAN | 8,787 41.8% | 2nd of 3 |
| Perak state election 1959 | N36 Pasir Bedamar | MCA · PERIKATAN | 6,713 75.9% | Won by 4,586 |
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