The document analyzes the results of Malawi's 2014 general election, which included presidential, local, and parliamentary elections. It finds that Peter Mutharika won the presidency with 36.4% of votes, while his party the DPP won the most parliamentary seats. However, the DPP lost significant ground compared to 2009, with opposition parties like the MCP and PP gaining seats. Voter turnout for all elections was around 70%. Regional analysis shows the DPP dominates in the south while the MCP dominates in the central region and PP in the north. Long-term trends include increased judicialization of electoral disputes and a more volatile multi-party system compared to the 1990s. Allegations of voting