Election Process Flow
Youth Parliament Malaysia uses Party List Proportional Representationsystem, where voters cast their votes for parties. The number of seats obtained by each party is determined based on the total votes received by that party.
Voter Balloting
Voters cast their votes for their chosen party
Party Vote Counting
Calculated using the Hare Quota formula
Seat Allocation
Distributed based on the proportion of votes received
Total Parliamentary Seats by State
| Flag | State / Territory | Total Seats |
|---|---|---|
 |
Johor | 26 |
 |
Kedah | 15 |
 |
Kelantan | 14 |
 |
Melaka | 6 |
 |
Negeri Sembilan | 8 |
 |
Pahang | 14 |
 |
Pulau Pinang | 13 |
 |
Perak | 24 |
 |
Perlis | 3 |
 |
Sabah | 25 |
 |
Sarawak | 31 |
 |
Selangor | 22 |
 |
Terengganu | 8 |
 |
Kuala Lumpur | 11 |
 |
Labuan | 1 |
 |
Putrajaya | 1 |
| - | Overall | 222 |
Each party must nominate PBMy Members of Parliament according to the respective states. If it fails to do so and the number of members is insufficient, the party will be disqualified from the election.
Hare Quota Formula
The Hare Quota formula is used to determine the number of votes required to obtain one seat.
Hare Quota
This formula determines the number of votes required to obtain one seat
A voting threshold of 5% is set for one seat
Example of Calculation
State
