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5 United Malays National Organisation3 Appointed (federal minister)3 Malaysian Islamic Party +5 more
Sources: Department of Statistics Malaysia (OpenDOSM, data.gov.my: national and state accounts, Labour Force Survey, Salaries & Wages Survey, consumer prices, population estimates, Household Income Survey; the Royal Malaysia Police's crime figures), NAPIC's house price index via the BIS, Natural Earth, World Bank (Worldwide Governance Indicators), V-Dem Institute, Transparency International, World Happiness Report, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons; office-holders checked against the states' official lists. CreditsPrivacy

Amirudin Shari (People's Justice Party) has been Menteri Besar of Selangor since 19 Jun 2018. Selangor's real GDP climbed 5.4% a year under Amirudin Shari, in office since June 2018, against +3.7% for Malaysia. On population growth Selangor is 1st of the 11 states and territories, on pay growth 9th of 10. The violent crime moved −60 per 100,000 in Selangor against −35 per 100,000 for Malaysia. The employment rate is 76.9% of the population aged 15–64 (2025), 3.3 percentage points above its level at day zero. From 2020 the population estimates follow the 2020 census: the step is the recount, not a change in the year. From 2019 the poverty line follows DOSM's revised 2019 method, which raised it: the rate jumps for that reason.

The prime minister and chief ministers, Menteri Besar and territory ministers of Malaysia

The prime minister

Chief ministers, Menteri Besar and territory ministers

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