Labour has strengthened its advantage over the Nationalist Party, opening up a 19,600-vote gap in the latest survey done by Times of Malta and maintaining a clear lead in the political landscape. The poll indicates that, if an election were held now, Labour would attract 51.3% of votes, compared to the PN’s 45%, giving the governing party a 6.3 percentage
Support for PN leader Alex Borg has declined since his election last September, a new Times of Malta poll shows, with a sharp drop in his home district of Gozo. The poll finds that Borg registered a trust rating of just 4.78 from voters, a sharp dip from the 5.38 rating he received in a similar poll in October, immediately after his election as PN
Labour has widened its lead over the Nationalist Party to 19,600 votes, a new Times of Malta poll shows. If an election were to be held today, Labour would secure 51.3 per cent of the vote, with the PN receiving 45 per cent of first preferences, giving Labour a 6.3 per cent lead. Smaller parties such as Momentum and ADPD would secure the remaining
