JAMES
DEBONO
jdebono@mediatoday.com.mt
mt SURVEY
maltatoday | SUNDAY • 8 JUNE 2025
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PN in freefall as Labour
leads by 14 points
PL widens gap from 8.8 points in last survey to 13.6 points now • PN has lower
retention rate and loses more votes to third parties
THE Labour Party is leading the Na-
tionalist Party by a staggering 13.6
percentage points, which translates
into an advantage of 38,802 votes,
MaltaToday's June survey shows.
The results from MaltaToday's
June survey released today put the
PL's support at 53.3% against the
PN's 39.7%. Momentum scored
3.1% and ADPD 1.6%. The results
are based on a projected turnout of
80.3%.
Compared to the last MaltaTo-
day survey held in April, the PL has
gained 1.7 points and the PN has
lost 3.1 points. In the same time
frame the percentage of non-voters
has dropped by 2.8 points.
As a result, the gap between the
two main parties has increased from
24,145 votes in April to 38,802 now.
This suggests that Labour's lead
over the PN is now a mere 672 votes
less than in the 2022 general elec-
tion.
Labour's gains can be attributed to
a remarkable drop in abstention of
Labour voters. The results show that
among PL voters in the 2022 general
election, the number of non-voters
today has consistently decreased
from 21.1% in February to 11% in
April and to just 6.7% now. More-
over, the PL now retains more of its
2022 votes than the PN. While the
PL retains 87.2% of its votes, the PN
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PL 53.3%
ADPD 1.6%
Momentum 3.1%
PN 39.7%
Others 2.2%
Age Gender Region Education 2022 Voters
100.0%
90.0%
87.6%
82.1%
Voting Intentions
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