Candidate · N6 Sungai Burong (1986)
Based on the records provided, Abdul Shukur bin Siraj contested three elections under the UMNO/BN banner, all in Selangor constituencies. He won the federal parliamentary seat P74 Tanjong Karang in the 1978 general election, and subsequently won the state seat N6 Sungai Burong in the 1982 and 1986 Selangor state elections. The records contain no information on policy positions, government appointments, integrity matters, or financial matters, so most areas are not assessed here.
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Contested 3 elections, won 3.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Selangor state election 1986 | N6 Sungai Burong | UMNO · BN | 4,103 68.4% | Won by 2,206 |
| Selangor state election 1982 | N6 Sungai Burong | UMNO · BN | 5,728 72.8% | Won by 3,593 |
| GE5 (1978) | P74 Tanjong Karang | UMNO · BN | 13,413 64.8% | Won by 6,130 |
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