Malta (European Parliament constituency)

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Malta
European Parliament constituency
Map of the European Parliament constituencies with Malta highlighted in red
Location among the current constituencies
Member stateMalta
Created2004
MEPs5 (2004–2011)
6 (2011–present)
Sources
[1][2]

In European elections, Malta is a European Parliament constituency, currently represented by six MEPs. It covers the member state of Malta. The electoral system used is single transferable vote.

MEPs

Election MEP
(party) 		MEP
(party) 		MEP
(party) 		MEP
(party) 		MEP
(party) 		MEP
(party)
2004 style="background-color: Template:Labour Party (Malta)/meta/color" rowspan=6| John Attard Montalto
(Labour) 		style="background-color: Template:Nationalist Party (Malta)/meta/color" rowspan=6| Simon Busuttil
(Nationalist) 		style="background-color: Template:Nationalist Party (Malta)/meta/color" rowspan=6| David Casa
(Nationalist) 		style="background-color: Template:Labour Party (Malta)/meta/color" rowspan=6| Louis Grech
(Labour) 		style="background-color: Template:Labour Party (Malta)/meta/color" rowspan=6| Joseph Muscat
(Labour) 		5 Seats
2009 Joseph Cuschieri
(Labour) 		style="background-color: Template:Labour Party (Malta)/meta/color" rowspan=2| Edward Scicluna
(Labour)
2013 Roberta Metsola
(Nationalist) 		Marlene Mizzi
(Labour) 		Claudette Abela Baldacchino
(Labour)
2014 Miriam Dalli
(Labour) 		Alfred Sant
(Labour) 		style="background-color: Template:Nationalist Party (Malta)/meta/color" rowspan=2| Therese Comodini Cachia
(Nationalist)
2017 Francis Zammit Dimech
(Nationalist)
2019 Josianne Cutajar
(Labour) 		style="background-color: Template:Labour Party (Malta)/meta/color" rowspan=1| Alex Agius Saliba
(Labour)

Current MEPs

Further information: MEPs for Malta 2014–2019

As of 2009:

Elected MEPs (5)
  Candidate Party EU Party 1st count 29th count
  Busuttil Simon Busuttil PN EPP 68,782 41,363 41,362
  Casa David Casa PN EPP 6,539 41,362
  Grech Louis Grech PL PES 27,753 40,529
  Scicluna Edward Scicluna PL PES 24,574 39,250
  Attard John Attard Montalto PL PES 12,880 30,129
Next in line for Treaty of Lisbon additional seat (1)
  Cuschieri Joseph Cuschieri PL PES 19,672 29,375

2004–2009

Further information: MEPs for Malta 2004–2009

As of October 2007

Name National Party EP group
John Attard-Montalto Partit Laburista PES
Simon Busuttil Partit Nazzjonalista EPP–ED
David Casa Partit Nazzjonalista EPP–ED
Louis Grech Partit Laburista PES
Glenn Bedingfield* Partit Laburista PES

* Replaced Joseph Muscat as the latter was elected as leader of the Malta Labour Party

2004

Further information: European Parliament election, 2004 (Malta)

The 2004 European election was the sixth election to the European Parliament. However, as Malta had only joined the European Union earlier that month, it was the first European election held in that state. The election took place on 13 June.

Template:European Parliament election, 2004 (Malta)

2009

Further information: European Parliament election, 2009 (Malta)

Template:European Parliament election, 2009 (Malta)

2014

Further information: European Parliament election, 2014 (Malta)

Template:European Parliament election, 2014 (Malta)

References

External links

Template:European Parliament constituencies 2004-2009 Template:European Parliament constituencies 2009-2014 Template:European Parliament constituencies 2014-2019 Template:European Parliament constituencies 2019-2024

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