Group 1 :

Aulia rahmi melati pratiwi (20180520310)

shiikarisma (20180520001)
rivi saputri(20180520118)
Febriana Andiani Putri (20180520174)
How the election system in
malaysia
 Elections in Malaysia adopted first past the post
system. This kind of electoral system is applied in
the UK and its offering countries. In the system
the candidate wins the direct election, not
necessarily win the elections during their vote in
the electoral elections (representatives) is
minimal. This happened in the election 2013 ago
when the national Barisan, which gained only
47% of the national vote, was won the election
because it managed to to 60% of Parliament
seats or as many as 133 seats.
 This happened in the election 2013 ago when the
national Barisan, which gained only 47% of the
national vote, was won the election because it
managed to to 60% of Parliament seats or as many
as 133 seats. According to an independent agency
survey, Independent Center, opposition coalition
group, Pakatan Rakyat expectations predicted to
get 43.7% of the vote nationally (popular vote).
While the national ranks were only gaining 40.3%.
Citing the New York Times survey was conducted in
western Malaysia which accounted for 75% of the
vote for the parliamentary seat.
The elections in Malaysia are two
levels: Federal level and state level.
 The election of federal level is for membership in the
Council of people, the Parliament of the lower house,
while the state-level elections for membership in the state
Legislative Assembly winners of the election work on the
basis of anyone who Get the most seats throughout the
elections despite not winning popular votes. At the federal
level, voters elected 222 members of the house to sit in the
parliamentary members chosen from the single member
constituents taken based on the population using the first
past the post system. The party that has the majority of
seats in the House of Representatives will form a federal
government.
 At the state level, voters chose representatives
for the state Legislative Assembly (state
legislature). The number of representatives varies
between different states with as many as 71
electorate in Sarawak and only 15 in Perlis.
 For example : the results of the
Malaysian People's Council
elections on May 9, 2018

 The winner of election in malaysia 2018

1. Harapan party get 5.795.954 vote and get 113 seat.
2. Barisan national get 4.078.928 vote and get 79 seat.
3. Gagasan sejahtera get 2.039.722 vote and get 18 seat.