Opposition leader Alex Borg on Sunday raised the possibility of fixed-term elections, arguing that speculation over an early vote is leaving the public uncertain. Speaking in Qrendi, Borg said speculation about a possible general election was contributing to a sense of uncertainty among the public. “As prime minister, I don’t want to play with the
Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg has floated the idea of introducing fixed election terms in Malta, arguing it would bring more clarity and stability to the political system. Speaking about the proposal, Borg said setting an election date at the start of a mandate would eliminate uncertainty and allow people to plan ahead, instead of being left guessing
Opposition Leader Alex Borg proposed the introduction of fixed election dates, saying that the reform would end uncertainty and prevent governments from timing elections for political advantage. Addressing supporters during a political event in Qrendi, Borg said that the atmosphere in recent weeks has been dominated by speculation over a possible general
