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Maltese Local Council Elections
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11 April 2015
2019 →
34 of 68 Maltese Local Councils .
Turnout
67.6
First party
Second party
Third party
Leader
Joseph Muscat
Simon Busuttil
Arnold Cassola
Party
Labour
Nationalist
Democratic Alternative
Leader since
6 June 2008
4 May 2013
Last election
131 seats, 55.67%
41.84%
Seats won
119
104
1
Seat change
12
Popular vote
67,549
56,337
1,393
Percentage
53.45%
44.59%
1.1%
Swing
2.22%
2.75%
Politics of Malta
Republic
Constitution
President (list)
George Vella
Government
Prime Minister (list)
Robert Abela
Deputy Prime Minister (list)
Chris Fearne
Cabinet (current)
Parliament
Speaker (list)
Angelo Farrugia
Deputy Speaker (list)
David Agius
Leader of the House (list)
Owen Bonnici
Leader of the Opposition (list)
Bernard Grech
Judiciary
Chief Justice (list)
Mark Chetcuti
Law Courts and Tribunals
Commission for the Administration of Justice
Political parties
Labour Party
Nationalist Party
AD+PD
People's Party
ABBA (political party)
Volt Malta
Recent elections
Legislative: 2013
2017
2022
European: 2014
2019
2024
Referendums: 2003
2011
2015
Administrative divisions
Local councils
(There are also auxiliary Regions, statistical Districts and electoral, police, postal zones without administrative functions.)
Foreign relations
Ministry for Foreign Affairs, European Affairs and Trade
Minister: Ian Borg
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Local elections were held in half of Malta and Gozo on 11 April 2015.
In these local elections, 16-year-olds were allowed to vote for the first time.[1] The voting age for parliamentary elections remained at 18.
^It’s the law: local council elections, with 16-year-olds voting, must be held in 2015, The Malta Independent
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