A Century of Red & Blue. One Dashboard.
Every Maltese general election since 1921 — national and district-level — visualised, explorable and comparable. Powered by 110 Analytics.
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Fourteen Prime Ministers. One hundred years of office.
Every person who has led the Government of Malta — from the first self-government in 1921, through British rule, independence, republic, EU accession, and beyond. Visualised by 110 Analytics.
SELF-GOVERNMENT
Malta Votes.
Like No Other Country.
Even at its lowest, Maltese turnout leaves most democracies in the dust. Here's the 1996 – 2022 modern era — nationally, globally, and district-by-district.
Election Night 2022 — Replayed
The night Labour secured a third consecutive term — reconstructed in the same control-room style we build for live counts. Toggle the views to explore the gap, the swing, and the running totals.
The Verdict
79 seats · 14th Parliament of Malta · Majority declared for Partit Laburista
Malta by District
Each of Malta's 13 electoral districts is coloured by the winning party. Click any district to see the full result — vote split, margin, and the MPs elected.
District Vote Share · 2022
Swing vs 2017
The 175 names on the ballot
Every first-preference vote cast across Malta's 13 electoral districts in 2022. Pick a district to see who topped the count, or search for any of the 175 candidates to see their full performance.
District Leaderboard
National Top 16
Candidate Search
Try Abela, Grech, Fearne…
Candidate Battle
Multi-District Analysis
The Droop Quota.
Five Seats per District.
How Malta's Single Transferable Vote system turns raw ballots into MPs. Explore the formula, simulate election night, and see how gender safeguards reshape the final Parliament.
The Quota
In Malta, each of the 13 districts elects 5 MPs. The quota is the minimum number of votes needed to guarantee a seat — calculated via the Droop formula above so only the number of seats available can be filled.
First Preferences by District
See how votes were distributed across all candidates on their first preference votes. The cyan line shows the quota threshold. Only candidates above this line are elected on the first count.
First Count Heroes
Only a handful of candidates reached the quota on their first preference votes alone. These are the STV champions who were elected without needing vote transfers.
| Rank | Name | Party | District | 1st Prefs | Quota | Surplus |
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Constitutional Safeguards
Malta's Constitution includes mechanisms to ensure fair representation beyond the initial STV count. These safeguards protect minority parties and under-represented genders.
If fewer than 40% of MPs belong to one gender, additional seats are created and allocated to that gender. First applied in the 2022 elections.
A = under-rep. gender seats
B = total seats
x = new seats created
If a party wins over 50% of first-preference votes but wins fewer seats than another party, it receives bonus seats to ensure the vote leader becomes the seat leader.
Then seats₁ += bonus
The Survey Tracker.
Who Actually is Accurate?
Malta's biggest polling firms tracked side-by-side with verified data. Toggle between party vote share and leader trust ratings to see who read the electorate — and who missed.
Real Time Poll Updates
From Alex Borg's First Day to Election Day
Every poll since Alex Borg took the PN helm. Switch between party support and leader approval to see how the race and the face of it have shifted in real time.
The Gap Race
Election Day · Saturday 30 May 2026 · every step unfolds below
This is the minimum legal timeline set by Malta's Electoral Act — the shortest path the law allows from writ to count. The Prime Minister can issue the writ earlier, which stretches the campaign window; every deadline here assumes the statutory minimum. Election Day is locked to 30 May 2026 — explore other dates below to see how the template shifts.
More to come
This dashboard keeps growing. If there's a story hidden in the data, we'll find the way to tell it — new angles, new visuals, new ways to look at Malta's elections.