Which candidates have been elected so far?

Over the coming days, more candidates will be elected as MPs through by-elections and the gender quota mechanism

67 candidates have been elected so far (Photo: Daniel Tihn/MaltaToday)
67 candidates have been elected so far (Photo: Daniel Tihn/MaltaToday)

Malta currently has 67 elected candidates, but the election process is not yet complete. 

Over the coming days, more candidates will be elected as MPs through by-elections and the gender quota mechanism.

But until these processes are concluded, here is the list of all the elected candidates so far.

District 1

PL:  Keith Azzopardi Tanti, Deo Debattista, Nigel Vella,

PN: Darren Carabott, Paula Mifsud Bonnici

District 2 

PL: Robert Abela, Glenn Bedingfield, Clyde Caruana, Alison Zerafa Civelli

PN: Stephen Spiteri

District 3 

PL: Chris Bonett, Owen Bonnici, Chris Fearne, Carmelo Abela

PN: Stephen Spiteri, Janice Abela Chetcuti*

District 4 

PL: Byron Camilleri, Chris Fearne, Jonathan Attard

PN: Mark Anthony Sammut, Michael Piccinino

District 5 

PL: Robert Abela, Omar Farrugia, Miriam Dalli

PN: Conrad Borg Manche, Toni Bezzina

District 6

PL: Ian Borg, Silvio Schembri, Rosianne Cutajar

PN: Jerome Caruana Cilia, Julian Borg

District 7

PL: Malcolm Paul Agius Galea, Ian Borg, Julia Farrugia

PN: Adrian Delia, Rebekah Borg

District 8

PL: Clyde Caruana, John Grech

PN: Adrian Delia, Beppe Fenech Adami, Justin Schembri

District 9

PL: Michael Falzon, Clifton Grima

PN: Eve Borg Bonello, Joe Giglio, Alex Perici Calascione

District 10 

PL: Clifton Grima, Michael Falzon

PN: Joe Giglio, Conrad Borg Manche, Mark Anthony Sammut

District 11  

PL: Anthony Agius Decelis, Miriam Dalli

PN: Bernard Grech, Ivan Bartolo, Rebekah Borg

District 12

PL: Jonathan Attard, Alicia Bugeja Said

PN: Alex Borg, Ivan Castillo, Graziella Galea

District 13

PL: Jo Etienne Abela, Anton Refalo, Clint Camilleri

PN: Alex Borg, Beppe Galea, Frank Anthony Tabone*

*Note: Frank Anthony Tabone and Janice Chetcuti were elected through the proportionality mechanism.