Voter Turnout Reaches 43.59% by 2PM in General Election
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In brief
- Voter turnout for the General Election reached 43.59% by 2pm today.
- This figure represents an increase of 3.14% compared to the 2022 general election.
- The Electoral Commission confirmed these participation levels across all 13 electoral districts.
As the General Election continues today, the Electoral Commission has announced that voter turnout reached 43.59% by 2pm across all 13 electoral districts.
This figure indicates a notable increase of 3.14% when compared to the turnout recorded at the same time during the 2022 general election. This rise breaks a previous trend of decreasing voter participation.
The Maltese Herald and Lovin Malta both reported on these confirmed statistics, highlighting the current participation levels as voters continue to cast their ballots throughout the day.
Voter turnout for today's general election reached 43.59% by 2pm, according to figures confirmed by the Electoral Commission. This represents an increase compared to the 40.45% recorded at the same time during the 2022 general election.
The Electoral Commission clarified that these figures do not include votes cast during the three days of early voting.
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Updates
- : Updated with the latest voter turnout figures at 2pm, showing an increase compared to the 2022 general election.
- : Updated with reporting from ONE News, which noted this was the second lowest turnout recorded for general elections at this time.