Prime Minister Robert Abela answered questions from Lovin Malta journalist Clara Sciberras during the Labour Party’s first rally presenting its electoral manifesto, where he was asked why he decided to call an early general election. Malta is heading to the polls on 30th May 2026, after Abela announced an early election despite months of denying speculation
In an early morning video, the leader of the Nationalist Party, Alex Borg invited followers to attend a mass rally in front of Dar Ċentrali this evening. The rally will take place at 6.30pm later today where Alex Borg is expected to make a speech. In the same video, Borg said that at around 11am later today, he will be explaining the reasoning the
Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg issued his first rallying cry to supporters, minutes after Prime Minister Robert Abela called a general election for 30 May . “Now that the Prime Minister has called an early election, I want to tell you that we are ready,” Borg said in a video message on Facebook. “Today we start a walk of hope, of energy, and of
Maltese voters will be heading to the polls on May 30. Robert Abela is expected to announce the general election date shortly in a live televised address, triggering a five-week long campaign. Speculation over an early election had been mounting for weeks, with the prime minister hinting at an announcement during several recent speeches. The election
Prime Minister Robert Abela is set to call a general election for Saturday 30 May. Abela is expected to make the much-awaited statement at 7pm in a televised address. Speculation that Abela would call for an early general election has hit fever pitch in the past days, with many expecting the election to come despite the Labour Party not having completed
