PN Leader Alex Borg has officially cast his vote in Malta’s 2026 General Election. Footage shared online shows the PN leader arriving at the polling station and placing his ballot as voting continues across the country. Today marks a major moment in Malta’s political calendar, with voters heading to polling stations nationwide to decide the country’s
Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg was the first of Malta’s major political figures to cast his vote, as the country went to the polls on Saturday. Borg cast his vote just after 9am in Munxar, Gozo, and he was accompanied by European Parliament President and PN MEP Roberta Metsola. Prime Minister Robert Abela is expected to cast his vote at around
Malta goes to the polls today to elect its next government, with the counting of the ballots cast starting probably tomorrow morning. Here’s a look at what goes on behind the scenes, what to expect to see and when. Polls open on Saturday at 7am and close at 10pm. Voters need to take their voting document with them, which they leave at the polling station
Malta is heading to the polls today as voters across the country cast their ballots in a general election that will determine who governs the country for the next five years. Polling stations, most of which are located in State schools across the islands, open at 7am and remain open until 10pm, as more than 350,000 voters have the right to cast their
Voters across Malta and Gozo will be heading to the ballot stations today to pick which candidates should represent them in parliament. Robert Abela called the snap election on April 27 , kicking off a month-long campaign filled with ambitious proposals. The election was called almost a year earlier than due, with the prime minister citing global security
Malta goes to the polls on Saturday with polling stations across 13 districts opening for 15 hours. The Electoral Commission said that registered voters can cast their votes any time between 7am and 10pm at the polling station shown on their voting documents. Voters who are going abroad on polling day will be allowed to skip the queue on presentation
