Candidate · N10 Sungei Rambai (1978)
Ahmad Dahlan bin Salleh is documented in official records as the elected State Assembly member for Sungei Rambai in Melaka across three consecutive state elections (1969, 1974, 1978), each time representing UMNO under successive coalitions. The records show growing vote totals and winning margins across these contests. There is no information in the provided records on his policy positions, legislative track record, integrity matters, or financial background.
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Contested 3 elections, won 3.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Melaka state election 1978 | N10 Sungei Rambai | UMNO · BN | 3,288 61.7% | Won by 1,996 |
| Melaka state election 1974 | N10 Sungei Rambai | UMNO · BN | 3,114 67.4% | Won by 1,611 |
| Melaka state election 1969 | N20 Sungei Rambai | UMNO · PERIKATAN | 2,522 54.2% | Won by 1,117 |
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