Two major election surveys published this weekend are both pointing towards a Labour lead, but with noticeably different margins. A new Times of Malta survey commissioned through Esprimi gives Labour a projected lead of 28,600 votes over the PN, with the PL polling at 52.9% compared to the PN’s 44%, creating an 8.9-point gap between the two parties
The Labour Party currently holds a lead of around 17,000 votes over the Nationalist Party midway through the election campaign, according to a new MaltaToday survey. The survey gives Labour a 6.3-point advantage over the PN, with Prime Minister Robert Abela also leading PN leader Alex Borg by seven points in trust ratings. However, one major factor
Labour has extended its lead over the PN to 28,600 votes, according to a new poll commissioned by Times of Malta . The Esprimi poll shows that if an election were to be held today, Labour would secure 52.9% of the vote, while PN would receive 44% of votes, with an 8.9-point gap between the two main parties. Smaller parties, meanwhile, are poised to
Two major election surveys published today indicate that the Labour Party has strengthened its advantage over the Nationalist Party, although the extent of the lead varies between polls. A survey commissioned by Times of Malta and carried out by Esprimi places Labour 8.9 percentage points ahead of the PN, translating into an estimated lead of around
Vincent Marmara’s recent political survey shows that the number of undecided voters went down by roughly 6,000 people. “It is worth noting that the 10.7% who, in this survey, said they do not know who they will vote for corresponds to around 30,000 votes, based on the current turnout,” wrote Marmara. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin
A new election survey by statistician Vincent Marmarà has shown little movement in the electoral race, with the governing Labour Party maintaining a lead of around 29,000 votes over the opposition Nationalist Party during the third week of the 2026 general election campaign. The survey, conducted between May 7 and May 13 among 1,200 respondents, found
Vincent Marmara ’s latest political survey puts Robert Abela 14.2% ahead of Alex Borg in preferred Prime Minister race. “Among those who voted for the Labour Party in 2022, 86.9% prefer Robert Abela, while 3.0% mentioned Alex Borg. The rest were undecided (5.1%), said none (4.5%), or said ‘others’ (0.5%),” wrote Marmara on Facebook. On the other hand,
According to Vincent Marmara’s third election campaign survey, the Labour Party is ahead of the Nationalist Party by an estimated 29,000 votes. The survey, carried out between 7th and 13th May through mobile and telephone interviews, found that 48.9% of around 1,200 respondents said they would vote for the Labour Party. View this post on Instagram
