Data released Saturday by statistician Vincent Marmarà indicates that the Labour Party currently holds a 10.1% lead over the Nationalist Party, which equates to a margin of roughly 28,000 votes. Depending on minor fluctuations, this gap is expected to fall between 26,000 and 30,000 votes, or 9% to 11%. These estimates are predicated on an anticipated
The first party survey of Malta’s 2026 General Election campaign has landed, and it points to a strong lead for the Labour Party . The poll, carried out by Sagalytics between 23rd and 29th April of this year, surveyed 1,200 people aged 16 and over through telephone and mobile interviews. It reported a 95% confidence level with a ±2.8% confidence interval
A new poll by Vincent Marmarà puts the gap between the two main parties at around 10.1%, translating to a Labour lead of around 28,000 votes. The Sagalytics poll notes that the gap could range between 9% and 11% , translating to anything between a 26,000 and 30,000-vote lead for Labour. That calculation is based on the assumption that turnout will
