Candidate · N19 Tanjong Papat (1986)
Three election records document Philip Fu Sui Cheong as a Sabah politician who lost the Sandakan parliamentary seat in 1978 and two Sabah state seats (Elopura 1981, Tanjong Papat 1986), each time under a Sabah Chinese-aligned party banner. No records in this set show him winning any election, holding public office, or taking any documented public policy position. Several standard due-diligence areas (integrity, legal, financial, delivery track record) are simply not addressed by the supplied records.
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Contested 3 elections, won 0.
| Election | Seat | Ticket | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sabah state election 1986 | N19 Tanjong Papat | SCCP | 53 0.7% | 4th of 5 · lost deposit |
| Sabah state election 1981 | N25 Elopura | SCCP · BS | 792 10.6% | 3rd of 3 · lost deposit |
| GE5 (1978) | P123 Sandakan | SCA | 376 2.1% | 4th of 4 · lost deposit |
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