The voting in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2022 consisted of two main components: 50% jury voting and 50% online voting.
- The jury vote included national juries composed of music industry professionals and children aged 10 to 15 from each participating country. Their rankings were combined to form the overall jury vote.
- The online vote was conducted in two phases:
- Before the live show, where viewers could vote after watching rehearsal performances.
- During the live show, where international viewers could vote for three songs, including their own country's entry. The votes were translated into points based on the percentage of votes received.
The online vote winner was the United Kingdom with 80 points (8.61% of the vote), followed by Spain, France, and Armenia among others. France was the overall winner of the contest with 203 points, winning the jury vote as well. Armenia placed second, while the UK, which won the online vote, ended up in the top five overall.
