Maltese European Elections

Malta

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Malta elects on a national level the political candidates that will be representing Malta in the European Parliament.

Lisbon Treaty

The Lisbon Treaty will guarantee the sixth seat in the European Parliament for Malta.

Latest Elections

e • d 12 June 2004 Maltese European Elections Election Results

Party	Votes	%
Malta Labour Party (Partit Laburista)	118,983	48.42%
Nationalist Party (Partit Nazzjonalista)	97,688	39.76%
Democratic Alternative (Alternattiva Demokratika)	22,938	9.33%
Independent (Independent)	6,113	2.49%
Total (turnout 93.3%)	250,691	100.0