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{{Infobox election
| election_name      = 2022 Esthursian general election
| country            = 
| type               = Parliamentary
| ongoing            = no
| party_name         = no
| previous_election  = [[2018 Esthursian general election]]
| previous_year      = [[2018 Esthursian general election|2018]]
| next_election      = [[2026 Esthursian general election]]
| next_year          = [[2026 Esthursian general election|2026]]
| seats_for_election = 851 in the [[House of Ministers (Esthursia)|House of Ministers]];<br>401 in the [[House of Barons (Esthursia)|House of Barons]]
| election_date      = 3 April, 2022
| elected_mps       = 
| opinion_polls = 
| turnout = 

<!--First Party--->
| image1             = [[File:HaroldOsborne.png|100px]]
| colour1            = b31b00	
| leader1            = [[Harold Osborne]]
| leader_since1      = 30 January, 2015
| party1             = [[Social Democrats (Esthursia)|Social Democrats]]
| last_election1     = 130 Barons<br>459 Ministers
| seats1             = 
| seat_change1       = {{increase}} 71<br>{{steady}}
| popular_vote1      = 
| percentage1        = 
| swing1             = 

<!--PPA -->
| image2             = [[File:RosemaryManning.png|100px]]
| colour2            = 2101ff
| leader2            = [[Rosemary Manning]]
| leader_since2      = 16 November, 2018
| party2             = [[Conservative Union (Esthursia)|Conservative Union]]
| last_election2     = 107 Barons<br>166 Ministers
| seats2             = 
| seat_change2       = {{increase}} 94<br>{{increase}} 260
| popular_vote2      = 
| percentage2        = 
| swing2             = 

<!-- Isolationists -->
| image3             = [[File:JeremyWilson.png|100px]]
| colour3            = 00bdec
| leader3            = [[Jeremy Wilson]]
| leader_since3      = 19 May, 2014
| party3             = [[Progressive Group (Esthursia)|Progressive Group]]
| last_election3     = 57 Barons<br>73 Ministers
| seats3             = 
| seat_change3       = {{increase}} 144<br>{{increase}} 353
| popular_vote3      = 
| percentage3        = 
| swing3             = 

<!--     Republicans     -->
| image4 = [[File:HannahBanbury.png|100px]]
| colour4 = 771212
| leader4 = [[Hannah Banbury]]
| leader_since4 = 11 July, 2021
| party4 = [[Republic|Republic]]
| leaders_seat4  = 
| last_election4 =
| seats4 = 
| seat_change4 = {{increase}} 172<br>{{increase}} 373
| popular_vote4 = 
| percentage4 =
| swing4 =  

| image5 = [[File:MorwenLlethan.png|100px]]
| colour5 = 005f50
| leader5 = [[Morwen Llethan]]
| leader_since5 = 2 April, 2003
| party5 = [[The Localist Group (Esthursia)|The Localist Group]]
| leaders_seat5  = 
| last_election5 = 24 Barons<br>47 Ministers
| seats5 = 
| seat_change5 = {{increase}} 177<br>{{increase}} 379
| popular_vote5 = 
| percentage5 = 
| swing5 =  

<!--     Environmentalists    -->
| image6 = [[File:GrahamIngley.png|100px]]
| colour6 = 000154
| leader6 = [[Graham Ingley]]
| leader_since6 = 31 July, 2019
| party6 = [[Esthur People's Party|Esthur People's Party]]
| leaders_seat6  = 
| last_election6 = 0 Barons<br>0 Ministers
| seats6 = 
| seat_change6 = {{increase}} 201<br>{{increase}} 426
| popular_vote6 = 
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| image7 = [[File:JohnFrampton.png|100px]]
| colour7 = ffa222
| leader7 = [[John Frampton]]
| leader_since7 = 10 October, 2014
| party7 = [[Middle Group (Esthursia)|Middle Group]]
| leaders_seat7  = 
| last_election7 = 20 Barons<br>34 Ministers
| seats7 = 
| seat_change7 = {{increase}} 181<br>{{increase}} 392
| popular_vote7 = 
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| title              = [[Prime Minister of Esthursia|Prime Minister]]
| posttitle          =
| before_election    = [[Harold Osborne]]
| before_party       = Social Democrats (minor-minority)
| after_election     = 
| after_party        = 
}}

The 2022 Esthursian general election will be held on 3 April, 2022, as per the Constitution term limits. This will also be the first general election to use the Single Transferable Vote system in the Ministry elections, following the defeat of the Government bill to veto the Electoral Commission reforms to the 2022 election. This is likely to lead to the production of more proportional results within the House of Ministers.