Key keywords: Wisconsin Lottery, May 22 2026 Mega Millions results, 2026 Wisconsin Pick 3 winning numbers, WI Mega Millions jackpot payout, Wisconsin Pick 3 prize tiers, Wisconsin lottery ticket claim deadline, Mega Millions 2026 next draw, Wisconsin Lottery public education funding The Wisconsin Lottery officially published full winning results for the May 22, 2026 Mega Millions and Pick 3 draws via its official website, mobile app, and local broadcast partners immediately after the draws concluded on the evening of May 22, urging all ticket holders across the state to verify their numbers promptly. For the May 22 Mega Millions draw, the winning white ball combinations are 12, 24, 37, 41, and 67, with the Mega Ball number 13 and a 4x Megaplier multiplier for all ticket purchasers who opted into the add-on feature. The advertised pre-tax jackpot for this draw stood at $127 million for a one-time lump sum payout, or $220 million distributed across 30 annual annuity installments. As of press time, lottery officials have not confirmed any in-state ticket holder matching all 6 numbers to claim the top prize, but three second-tier winning tickets were sold across Wisconsin: one at a Kwik Trip location in downtown Milwaukee, one at a neighborhood grocery store in east Madison, and one at a family-run gas station in Green Bay. Each second-tier ticket initially wins $1 million for matching all 5 white balls without the Mega Ball, and all three holders purchased the Megaplier add-on, making their final pre-tax prize $4 million each. For the May 22 Pick 3 draws, the midday draw winning combination is 2, 5, 9, while the evening draw winning combination is 7, 1, 4. Straight bet winners for either draw receive $500 per $1 wager, box bet winners receive $160 per $1 wager, and straight/box combination bet winners receive $330 per $1 wager if their numbers match both formats. Lottery data shows that over 12,200 Pick 3 ticket holders won prizes across both draws on May 22, with total prize payouts for Pick 3 alone reaching $2.13 million. Officials remind all winners that they have 180 days from the draw date to claim their prizes. Prizes under $1,000 can be claimed directly at any authorized Wisconsin Lottery retailer, prizes between $1,000 and $59,999 can be claimed at regional lottery claim centers or via certified mail, and prizes of $60,000 or higher require an in-person visit to the state lottery headquarters in Madison. The next Mega Millions draw is scheduled for May 24, 2026, with the estimated jackpot already rolling over to $142 million. All proceeds from Wisconsin Lottery ticket sales go to public education programs, local infrastructure upgrades, and senior citizen support services across the state, with over $327 million allocated to K-12 public schools in the 2025 fiscal year alone.