Redelineation exercise due?

PETALING JAYA: Parliamentary seats in Malaysia have remained at 222 since 2008 when the country had a population of around 27 million with over 10.9 million registered voters.

Going by data from the Department of Statistics, there are about 34.3 million people in Malaysia now.

The Star’s analysis of the 222 parliamentary seats for the 2022 election data showed that 86 seats had over 100,000 voters.

That being the case, especially with 22.06 million voters registered with the Election Com­mission (EC) as of December 2025, should more seats be created through a redelineation exercise?

From these seats with over 100,000 voters, seven had more than 200,000 voters, with Bangi in Selangor having the largest number at over 300,000.

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Election analyst G. Manimaran said ideally a constituency should have between 60,000 and 100,000 voters as this number will ensure a reasonably fair representation.

“The EC should increase the number of seats by at least 15-20% of the current number, if we go by the size of the population and also by the formula that was used during the second, third, fourth and fifth redelineation exercises,” he said.

Redelineation exercise due?

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