When is the Malaysia general election 2022?

Polling day is 2022-11-19 (officially set).

When will the final result of the Dewan Rakyat (House of Representatives) race be official?

Expected between 2022-11-28T16:00:00Z and 2023-01-03T15:59:59Z (UTC), confidence precedent. Reg. 27, Elections (Conduct of Elections) Regulations 1981: after the declaration the returning officer endorses the writ and draws up the statement of the poll (Form 16), and the SPR Secretary causes the names of the members elected and the statements of the poll to be published in the Gazette. No deadline is set; the gazette starts the 21-day election-petition period. Window as in the 2028 profile: from day 10 (29 Nov 2022 MYT) to the end of day 45 (3 Jan 2023 MYT), against the GE14 precedent of day 19 (polling 9 May 2018, gazetted 28 May 2018, per the EC as reported by Malay Mail). Actual: the results of all 222 constituencies were published in the Federal Government Gazette as P.U. (B) 605/2022 to P.U. (B) 620/2022, each dated '14 Disember 2022 / 14 December 2022' (day 25 after polling; day 7 after the Padang Serai poll), 'MENGIKUT peraturan 27 ... calon yang dinamakan dalam ruang (1) Jadual Pertama telah dipilih sebagai Ahli Dewan Rakyat' ('the candidates named in column (1) of the First Schedule have been elected as Members of the Dewan Rakyat'). The gazette gives only a date, so observedAt is the end of 14 Dec 2022 MYT (23:59:59 = 15:59:59 UTC). observedSource is P.U. (B) 606/2022 (Kedah), the gazette that includes P.017 Padang Serai. Petitions are optional and go to the Election Court; no court confirms the result, so there is no court-validation stage. (A by-election to P.040 Kemaman was later called, notice P.U. (B) 459/2023 of 17 Oct 2023; that later poll is not part of this result.)

Where are the official Dewan Rakyat (House of Representatives) results?

No single-election results page is recorded yet. The counting authority is Election Commission of Malaysia (https://www.spr.gov.my/).

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Malaysia general election 2022

Name: Malaysia general election 2022
Start: 2022-11-19
Location: Malaysia

Polling day Sat, 19 Nov 2022. Counted by Election Commission of Malaysia. Times are Kuala Lumpur time; hover for UTC.

Final: 14 Dec 2022

Final result declared Wed 14 Dec, 23:59 Kuala Lumpur time, published by the authority: lom.agc.gov.my/ilims/upload/portal/akta/outputp/1753260/PUB%20606%20(2022).pdf. The window was 29 Nov 2022 – 3 Jan 2023.

Polls close: Sat 19 Nov, 18:00
Counted by: Election Commission of Malaysia
Results page: No single-election results page yet.
Authority site: spr.gov.my

Result and count stages Dewan Rakyat (House of Representatives), 222 seats

Final count

222 seats; a majority is 112.

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Seats
PAKATAN HARAPAN (PH)	—	5,651,161	36.2%	76
PERIKATAN NASIONAL (PN)	—	3,626,405	23.2%	52
BARISAN NASIONAL (BN)	—	3,455,734	22.1%	30
PARTI ISLAM SE MALAYSIA (PAS)	—	1,093,260	7.0%	22
GABUNGAN PARTI SARAWAK (GPS)	—	662,601	4.2%	23
PARTI WARISAN SABAH (WARISAN)	—	281,611	1.8%	3
DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY, MALAYSIA (DAP)	—	206,303	1.3%	5
PARTI GABUNGAN RAKYAT SABAH (GRS)	—	194,652	1.3%	6
BEBAS (independent candidates)	—	111,390	0.7%	2
IKATAN DEMOKRATIK MALAYSIA (MUDA)	—	74,392	0.5%	1
PARTI KESEJAHTERAAN DEMOKRATIK MASYARAKAT (KDM)	—	52,054	0.3%	1
PARTI BANGSA MALAYSIA (PBM)	—	16,437	0.1%	1
Total votes		15,613,980		222

Turnout 74.7%: 15,817,307 ballots from 21,173,638 registered voters.

The 222 members are elected in single-member constituencies by plurality (one vote per voter). The gazette publishes results per constituency only, not a national table: seats are the members declared elected in the First Schedules of P.U. (B) 605-620/2022 (14 Dec 2022), counted by us by the party label of the top candidate in each Form 16; votes per party are our sums of the candidates' votes in the 222 Form 16 statements, not a figure the Commission publishes. Labels are those on the ballot and in Form 16 (abbreviations such as 'PH', 'PN', 'BN'); full names are from the SPR's party register as given on its results dashboard. Coalition candidates who stood under a member party's own symbol are counted under that party, as the gazette labels them (e.g. 'PAS' 22 seats, 'DAP' 5 seats, all in Sarawak, are separate from 'PN' and 'PH'). 'BEBAS' is the sum of all 108 independent candidates. 12 rows: every label that won a seat; no label without a seat reached 1% of valid votes, so 11 are left out (largest PEJUANG 108,062, 0.69%; also PSB 57,579, PRM 6,293, PBRS 4,254, PUTRA 3,808, PBDS 3,053, PBK 2,311, SEDAR 1,036, PSM 779, PPRS 541, PUR 264; 187,980 votes in all). Seats sum to 222. totalVotes 15,613,980 = sum of line C 'Total number of votes by electors' over the 222 seats (= sum of all 945 candidates); rejected (D) 160,340; issued but not put in the box or not returned (E) 42,987; electorate (A) 21,173,638. ballots = 15,817,307, the sum of C + D + E, which equals line B (ballot papers issued) in 221 seats; for P.104 Subang (P.U. (B) 612/2022) line B is printed as 197,578, but the same statement's C 177,983 + D 938 + E 657 (E is defined as B-C-D) and turnout F 77.76% of 230,940 give 179,578, which is also the SPR dashboard figure, so 179,578 is used (the gazette's B column sums to 15,835,307). Checked: every seat's candidate votes, electorate, rejected and unreturned figures equal the SPR dashboard API (2022-02), and each Form 16 majority (G) equals the top two candidates' difference. Licence: copied from the Gazette on lom.agc.gov.my, whose Terms & Conditions (https://lom.agc.gov.my/tnc.php, read 3 Oct 2026) state 'Copyright 2023 by Attorney General's Chambers, Malaysia, all rights reserved' and that federal legislation 'can be accessed and downloaded at no charge from this portal', with no further reuse terms. Not copied from spr.gov.my, opendata.spr.gov.my or the dashboard, whose copyright notice says 'Tidak ada mana-mana bahagian portal ini yang boleh diubah, disalin, disiarkan, dipamerkan, diterbitkan, dilesenkan, dipindah, dijual atau diuruskan bagi tujuan komersil dalam apa jua bentuk tanpa mendapat kebenaran terlebih dahulu daripada Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya Malaysia' (https://spr.gov.my/dasar-dasar-dan-hak-cipta/). Published by Election Commission of Malaysia (returning officers' Form 16 statements of the poll, Federal Government Gazette P.U. (B) 605-620/2022), 14 Dec 2022: lom.agc.gov.my/ilims/upload/portal/akta/outputp/1753257/PUB605.pdf. Official publication of the Election Commission of Malaysia in the Federal Government Gazette (lom.agc.gov.my, Attorney General's Chambers); no reuse terms stated.

18 Nov2 Dec16 Dec30 Dec

Election-night count

19–21 NovElection-night count: Sat 19 Nov, 18:00 → Mon 21 Nov, 23:59, precedent.

Final resultexpected on the live page now

29 Nov 2022 – 3 JanFinal result: Tue 29 Nov, 00:00 → Tue 3 Jan, 23:59, precedent. Published Wed 14 Dec, 23:59.

announced set by law or the authorityprecedent from the last electionestimate our estimateKuala Lumpur time. Every window on this chart has passed.

Stage windows and their sources 2 stages, each cited

Election-night count
Sat 19 Nov, 18:00 → Mon 21 Nov, 23:59
precedent

Each returning officer declares the seat result immediately after the official addition of Forms 14 and 15 (Elections (Conduct of Elections) Regulations 1981 reg. 25D(7); spr.gov.my/perjalanan-pilihan-raya-umum), and the declarations appear on the SPR dashboard. Validation times (MasaSah) in dashboard.spr.gov.my/api/v1/2022-02/keputusan, read 3 Oct 2026 and taken as MYT (UTC+8): first seat P.207 at 20:39 on 19 Nov 2022; P.168 at 07:48 on 20 Nov; the last seat polled on 19 Nov, P.220 Baram (Sarawak), at 19:10 on Mon 21 Nov 2022; the postponed P.017 Padang Serai at 22:40 on 7 Dec 2022. The Form 16 statements in the gazette are dated 19 Nov (218 seats), 20 Nov (2), 21 Nov (1) and 7 Dec 2022 (Padang Serai). The window closes at the end of the second day after polling (MYT), as in the 2028 profile; Padang Serai falls outside it. No observedAt is set because the dashboard's times are not a statement that the count was complete.
Final result
Tue 29 Nov, 00:00 → Tue 3 Jan, 23:59
precedent

Reg. 27, Elections (Conduct of Elections) Regulations 1981: after the declaration the returning officer endorses the writ and draws up the statement of the poll (Form 16), and the SPR Secretary causes the names of the members elected and the statements of the poll to be published in the Gazette. No deadline is set; the gazette starts the 21-day election-petition period. Window as in the 2028 profile: from day 10 (29 Nov 2022 MYT) to the end of day 45 (3 Jan 2023 MYT), against the GE14 precedent of day 19 (polling 9 May 2018, gazetted 28 May 2018, per the EC as reported by Malay Mail). Actual: the results of all 222 constituencies were published in the Federal Government Gazette as P.U. (B) 605/2022 to P.U. (B) 620/2022, each dated '14 Disember 2022 / 14 December 2022' (day 25 after polling; day 7 after the Padang Serai poll), 'MENGIKUT peraturan 27 ... calon yang dinamakan dalam ruang (1) Jadual Pertama telah dipilih sebagai Ahli Dewan Rakyat' ('the candidates named in column (1) of the First Schedule have been elected as Members of the Dewan Rakyat'). The gazette gives only a date, so observedAt is the end of 14 Dec 2022 MYT (23:59:59 = 15:59:59 UTC). observedSource is P.U. (B) 606/2022 (Kedah), the gazette that includes P.017 Padang Serai. Petitions are optional and go to the Election Court; no court confirms the result, so there is no court-validation stage. (A by-election to P.040 Kemaman was later called, notice P.U. (B) 459/2023 of 17 Oct 2023; that later poll is not part of this result.)
Observed 14 Dec 2022, 23:59

Results sources 6 pages, 0 can answer a results question

URL	Role	Kind	Can answer a results question	Last check
lom.agc.gov.my/ilims/upload/portal/akta/outputp/1753257/PUB605.pdf	results-final	other	no (election page without a results marker)	not checked yet
dashboard.spr.gov.my	see-also	emb home	no (site root: cannot answer a results question)	not checked yet
lom.agc.gov.my/ilims/upload/portal/akta/outputp/1746731/P.U.%20(B)%20498_2022%20(NOTIS%20BORANG%202%20-%20DEWAN%20RAKYAT).pdf	timetable	other	no (election page without a results marker)	not checked yet
spr.gov.my/perjalanan-pilihan-raya-umum/	timetable	other	no (no election or results marker)	not checked yet
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Malaysian_general_election	see-also	other	no (election page without a results marker)	not checked yet
spr.gov.my	authority-home	emb home	no (site root: cannot answer a results question)	not checked yet

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Provenance: researcher agent 2026-10-03: Federal Government Gazette P.U. (B) 605/2022 to 620/2022 (results and Form 16 statements of the poll, 14 Dec 2022) and P.U. (B) 498/2022 (notice to hold the election) on lom.agc.gov.my; SPR results dashboard API (Kod 2022-02: calonparlimen, keputusan, dppr) for cross-checks; spr.gov.my Penjalanan Pilihan Raya Umum and copyright pages; lom.agc.gov.my Terms & Conditions (CC BY 4.0 (Election Index); vote counts Official publication of the Election Commission of Malaysia in the Federal Government Gazette (lom.agc.gov.my, Attorney General's Chambers); no reuse terms stated). Last verified 2026-10-03.

Questions and answers

When is the Malaysia general election 2022?: Polling day is 2022-11-19 (officially set).
When will the final result of the Dewan Rakyat (House of Representatives) race be official?: Expected between 2022-11-28T16:00:00Z and 2023-01-03T15:59:59Z (UTC), confidence precedent. Reg. 27, Elections (Conduct of Elections) Regulations 1981: after the declaration the returning officer endorses the writ and draws up the statement of the poll (Form 16), and the SPR Secretary causes the names of the members elected and the statements of the poll to be published in the Gazette. No deadline is set; the gazette starts the 21-day election-petition period. Window as in the 2028 profile: from day 10 (29 Nov 2022 MYT) to the end of day 45 (3 Jan 2023 MYT), against the GE14 precedent of day 19 (polling 9 May 2018, gazetted 28 May 2018, per the EC as reported by Malay Mail). Actual: the results of all 222 constituencies were published in the Federal Government Gazette as P.U. (B) 605/2022 to P.U. (B) 620/2022, each dated '14 Disember 2022 / 14 December 2022' (day 25 after polling; day 7 after the Padang Serai poll), 'MENGIKUT peraturan 27 ... calon yang dinamakan dalam ruang (1) Jadual Pertama telah dipilih sebagai Ahli Dewan Rakyat' ('the candidates named in column (1) of the First Schedule have been elected as Members of the Dewan Rakyat'). The gazette gives only a date, so observedAt is the end of 14 Dec 2022 MYT (23:59:59 = 15:59:59 UTC). observedSource is P.U. (B) 606/2022 (Kedah), the gazette that includes P.017 Padang Serai. Petitions are optional and go to the Election Court; no court confirms the result, so there is no court-validation stage. (A by-election to P.040 Kemaman was later called, notice P.U. (B) 459/2023 of 17 Oct 2023; that later poll is not part of this result.)
Where are the official Dewan Rakyat (House of Representatives) results?: No single-election results page is recorded yet. The counting authority is Election Commission of Malaysia (https://www.spr.gov.my/).