Updated (10): District by district in numbers – First count votes completed

Malta Independent Sunday, 4 June 2017, 14:05 Last update: about 8 years ago

The initial first count votes indicate that a number of PL ministers have been re-elected on the first count, such as Chris Fearne and Konrad Mizzi, while well known politicians like Beppe Fenech Adami and Mario de Marco have also done well to be re-elected in their respective districts.

Naturally, the highest number of votes was obtained by the two leaders, who were each elected from two districts.

Counting in all districts is still an ongoing process and not all first count results have come in.

District 1

In the 1st District, PN Deputy Leader Mario de Marco and Environment Minister Jose' Herrera have ran ahead of the pack and have both been elected.

PL candidate Aaron Farrugia has also gained a substantial amount of first count votes.

MPs Silvio Parnis, Paula Mifsud Bonnici, Deo Debattista and Claudio Grech appear to be doing decently.

First count votes:

Quota: 4,033

Deo Debattista: 2,378

Aaron Farrugia: 3,600

Luciano Busuttil: 784

Matthew Joseph Attard: 483

Joe Cilia: 152

Jose Herrera: 4,630 (Elected)

Silvio Parnis: 1,385

Davina Sammut Hili: 385

Carlo Stivala: 47

Mario de Marco: 4,721 (Elected)

Ray Bugeja: 291

Anthony Buttigieg: 134

Paula Mifsud Bonnici: 2,000

Hermann Farrugia: 153

Justin Schembri: 88

Liam Sciberras: 49

Edward Torpiano: 52

Claudio Grech: 2,606

Moviment Patrijotti Maltin

Simon Borg: 2

Henry Battistino: 78

Andrea Mark Cassar: 147

Ivan Grech Mintoff: 27

Independent:

Joseph Aquilina: 4

District 2

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat was, unsuprsingly, elected with a huge margin. From the PN side, MP Stephen Spiteri will most likely be the only PN candidate to be elected.

Minister Helena Dalli, Minister Joe Mizzi are also doing notably well in this district, but it now depends on the transfer of the surplus votes obtained by the Prime Minister.

First count votes:

Quota: 4,062

Joe Mizzi: 768

Joseph Muscat: 14,674 (Elected)

Carmelo Abela: 327

Chris Agius: 529

Deo Debattista: 55

Helena Dalli: 650

Stefan Buontempo: 98

Glenn Bedingfield: 173

Mark Causon: 9

Byron Camilleri: 70

Ivan Bartolo: 240

Malcolm Bezzina: 49

Mary Bezzina: 36

Charles Bonello: 297

Doris Borg: 117

Kevin Cassar: 227

Errol Cutajar: 104

Salvu Mallia: 76

Angelo Micallef: 62

Josie Muscat: 666

Stephen Spiteri: 4,671 (Elected)

Reuben Teeling: 138

Jason Zammit: 78

MPM

Alexander Darmanin: 43

Naged Megally: 16

Norman Scicluna: 19

Mario Mallia: 143

Christian Mizzi: 31

District 3

In the third, Chris Fearne was elected on the first count, with Carmelo Abela also close to making it, while PL candidate Silvio Grixti and Minister Owen Bonnici follow.

For the PN, Carmelo Mifsud Bonnici and Mario Galea obtained the highest number of votes.

Christian Mizzi: 152

MPM

Graziella Borg Duca: 42

Alexander Darmanin: 31

Carmelo Abela: 2,892

Chris Agius: 269

Owen Bonnici: 1,858

Mario Calleja: 460

Helena Dalli: 1,787

Chris Fearne: 4,693

Etienne Grech: 547

Silvio Grixti: 2,452

Edric Micallef: 147

Jean Claude Micallef: 670

Joe Mizzi: 420

Marion Mizzi: 26

Sebastian Muscat: 22

Kenneth Spiteri: 85

Amanda Abela: 481

Mary Bezzina: 72

John Baptist Camilleri: 461

Raymond Caruana: 171

Charlot Cassar: 236

Janice Chetcuti: 203

Errol Cutajar: 105

Catherine Farrugia: 103

Mario Galea: 1,763

Carm Mifsud Bonnici: 964

Josie Muscat: 244

Mario Rizzo Naudi: 663

Stephen Spiteri: 1,272

Jason Zammit: 37

Indipendenti

Nazzareno Bonnici 35

District 4

Minister without Portfolio Konrad Mizzi, in spite of the number of controversies he has faced, has performed exceptionally well in the district, however Minister Fearne obtained more first preference votes. Both were elected.

For PL, Silvio Paris has also performed well, while for the PN, Jason Azzopardi has received a large number of votes.

First count votes:

Quota: 4,033

Stefan Buontempo: 248

Etienne Grech: 790

Domnic Grima: 137

Chris Fearne: 5,405 (Elected)

Konrad Mizzi: 4,968 (Elected)

Byron Camilleri: 627

Rita Sammut: 58

Joe Cilia: 247

Silvio Parnis: 3,334

Andy Ellul: 569

Mark Anthony Sammut: 1,379

Jason Azzopardi: 2,497

Ivan Bartolo: 241

Lawrence Bonavia: 116

Charles Bonello: 460

Therese Comodini Cachia: 801

Catherine Farrugia: 74

Caroline Galia: 175

Aaron Micallef Piccione: 69

Carm Mifsud Bonnici: 1,494

Liam Sciberras: 222

MPM

Norman Scicluna: 15

Stephan Florian: 14

Desmond Falzon: 0

Henry Battistino: 84

Carmel Cacopardo: 171

District 5

The fifth has seen PM Joseph Muscat once again receive a substantial number of votes, and was as expected elected on the first count, with Minister Bonnici, Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi, Glenn Bedingfield, and Julia Farrugia Portelli seemingly hopeful that they will receive a large number of second and third preferential votes.

PN's Anthony Bezzina has received a large amount of first preference votes, and currently is only behind Dr Muscat.

PD Leader Marlene Farrugia has performed well in her home district, but Herman Schiavone did better than her.

First count votes :

Quota: 3,870

Owen Bonnici 2778

Joseph Muscat: 12,886 (Elected)

Luciano Busuttil: 67

Glenn Bedingfield: 244

Roderick Cachia: 120

Mario Calleja: 152

Joe Farrugia: 213

Joseph Cutajar: 117

Julia Farrugia Portelli: 394

Edric Micallef: 49

Sebastien Muscat: 53

Rita Sammut: 20

Carlo Stivala: 207

Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi: 459

Anthony Bezzina: 2,847

Shirley Cauchi: 53

Marlene Farrugia: 821

Noel Galea: 74

Nick Refalo: 410

Mario Rizzo Naudi: 477

Hermann Schiavone: 1,143

Mary Grace Vella: 481

Norman Vella: 788

Stanley Zammit: 626

Pascal Aloisio: 156

MPM

Simon Borg: 62

Johann Ferriggi: 18

District 6

The sixth district has seen PL's Robert Abela and Silvio Schembri, with the latter being elected on the first count, while PN's Ryan Callus received a large number of first preferential votes and is close to achieving the necessary quota.

PL's Roderick Galdes, Rosianne Cutajar, and Ian Borg are also performing well.

First count votes:

Quota: 3,847

Rosianne Cutajar: 1,934

Robert Abela 3,403

Roderick Galdes 2,757

Silvio Schembri: 3,950 (Elected)

Ian borg: 1,528

Gavin Gulia: 145

Amanda Abela: 237

Monique Agius: 37

Karol Aquilina: 767

Ryan Callus: 3,727

Elaine Camilleri Schembri: 55

Kevin Cassar: 127

Godfrey Farrugia: 494

Peter Micallef: 1,078

George Muscat: 81

Alessia Psaila Zammit: 705

Clyde Puli: 2,556

MPM

Graziella Borg Duca: 85

Simon Galea: 94

Saviour Xuereb: 16

District 7

The former Labour Whip and Health Minister Godfrey Farrugia was performing well on the seventh district after joining PD, however he faces stiff competition from Jean Pierre Debono and Beppe Fenech Adami.

Ian Borg has been elected with an outstanding performance and Minister Edward Scicluna is also close to reaching the quota.

PN's Sam Abela also has a good number of votes.

Turncoat Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando, while receiving some first preference votes, seems unlikely to get elected.

First count votes :

Quota: 4,147

Ian Borg: 5,561 E

Ian Castaldi Paris: 550

Julia Portelli Farrugia: 322

Gavin Gulia: 848

Charles Azzopardi: 584

Anthony Agius Decelis: 434

Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando: 572

Silvio Schembri: 1,184

Edward Scicluna: 3,665

Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi: 317

Sam Abela: 1,128

Monique Agius: 76

Antoine Borg: 1,465

Dounia borg: 34

Lee Bartolo Bugeja: 43

Jean Pierre Debono: 1,951

Godfrey Farrugia: 1,080

Beppe Fenech Adami: 2,195

Paul Mazzola: 89

Peter Micallef: 799

David Vassallo: 867

Edwin Vassallo: 256

Ian Mario Vassallo: 526

MPM

Alex Pisani: 22

Johann Feriggi: 10

Anthony Calleja: 49

Ralph Cassar: 218

Joseph Giardina 29

District 8

In district 8, PN Deputy Leader Beppe Fenech Adami was elected with a resounding number of votes, while PL Deputy Leader Chris Cardona, Profs Edward Scicluna, and Minister Edward Zammit Lewis are involved in a tough battle for Labour's two places.

PN MEP Therese Comodini Cachia is also likely to be elected.

First count votes:

Quota: 3,968

Chris Cardona: 3,218

Edward Zammit Lewis: 2,783

Edward Scicluna: 3,577

Rachel Tua: 174

Rosianne Cutajar: 413

Ian castaldi Paris: 232

Alex Muscat: 433

Beppe Fenech Adami: 6,484 (Elected)

Therese Comodini Cachia: 1,523

David Agius: 1,370

Michael Asciak: 253

Malcolm Bezzina: 31

Lee Bugeja Bartolo: 85

Censu Vincent Galea: 117

Angelo Micallef: 106

Mario Schembri Giorgio: 67

Claudette Buttigieg: 712

Timothy Alden: 96

Justin Schembri: 618

Dorian Sciberras: 148

David Thake: 636

Norman Vella: 345

MPM

Romina Farrugia Randon: 97

Giuseppi Sammut: 20

Alosio Pascal: 111

Mario Mallia: 156

District 9

In the ninth, Kirsty Debono is in the lead by a large margin, but no official results are out yet.

The PL's Michael Falzon and Minister Edward Zammit Lewis stand a good chance

Other candidates doing well include Clifton Grima and Minister Manuel Mallia for Labour, and Robert Arrigo and Marthese Portelli for the PN

First count votes thus far:

Elizabeth Mikkelson: 36

Arnold Cassola: 267

Danika Formosa: 30

MPM

Demond Falzon: 55

Giuzeppi Sammut: 10

Conrad Borg Manche: 649

Michael Falzon: 2.093

Clifton Grima: 2,608

Manuel Mallia: 1,882

Sigmund Mifsud: 185

Nikita Zammit Alamango: 338

Edward Zammit Lewis: 1,957

Alan Abela Wadge: 393

Timothy Alton: 105

Robert Arrigo: 2,099

Graziella Attard Previ: 129

Mark Azzopardi: 129

Ivan Bartolo: 1,204

Duncan Bonnici: 90

Roselyn Borg Knight: 289

Albert Buttigieg: 542

Kristy Debono: 4,022 (Elected)

Herman Farrugia: 131

Justin Fenech: 132

Karl Gouder: 307

Wayne Hewitt: 27

Noel Muscat: 782

Marthese Portelli 1,468

George Pullicino: 419

Charles Selvaggi: 237

Evelyn Vella Brincat: 63

Francis Zammit Dimech: 439

District 10

PL Ministers Evarist Bartolo and Michael Falzon all appear to be doing well, so is Manuel Mallia.

From the PN side Robert Arrigo was elected with a solid number of preferences. PD Leader Marlene Farrugia appears to have done well in the 10th District, and is competing with veterans George Pullicino and Francis Zammit Dimech. PN newcomer Nick Refalo also garnered a surprising amount of first count votes for a first-timer.

First count votes:

Quota: 3,887

Evarist Bartolo: 2,732

Conrad Borg Manche: 923

Mark Causon: 66

Michael Falzon:2,260

Clifton Grima: 549

Manuel Mallia: 1,777

Jean Claude Micallef: 117

Mifsud, Sigmund Mifsud: 149

Marion Mizzi: 90

Nikita Zammit Alamango: 210

Alan Abela Wadge: 379

Karol Aquilina: 343

Robert Arrigo: 4,793 (Elected)

Graziella Attard Previ: 472

Roselyn Borg Knight: 502

Ray Bugeja: 184

Albert Buttigieg: 378

Anthony Buttigieg: 98

Farrugia, Marlene Farrugia: 1,016

Justin Fenech:103

Karl Gouder: 1,132

Wayne Hewitt: 158

Noel Muscat: 243

Anne Marie Muscat Fenech Adami : 197

George Pullicino: 1,088

Nick Refalo: 1,043

Christopher Sansone: 368

Charles Selvaggi: 79

Evelyn Vella Brincat: 182

Jason Zammit: 352

Francis Zammit Dimech: 948

Elizabeth Mikkelsen: 41

Arnold Cassola: 245

Danika Formosa: 28

MPM

Hassanin Fatima:74

District 11

PN Leader Simon Busuttil has been elected, as was to be expected, in the first count.

Anthony Agius Decelis is ahead of Minister Chris Cardona, Minister Michael Farrugia, Alex Muscat and Parliamentary Secretary Deborah Schembri.

It is important to note that while a number of PN candidates did not received substantial first preference votes, a majority of them will benefit from the the surplus votes from the Opposition Leader.

First count votes:

Quota: 4,306.

Anthony Agius Decelis: 2,950

Chris Cardona: 2,274

Alex Muscat: 2,431

Deborah Schembri: 1,249

Michael FarrugiaL 1,121

Rachel Tua: 182

Fleur Vella: 75

David Agius: 581

Simone Aquilina: 53

Ivan Bartolo 222

Simon Busuttil: 11,266 E

Shirley Cauchi: 87

Maria Deguara: 150

Graziella Galea: 72

Alex Mangion: 80

Alex Perici Calascione: 148

Carmel Polidano: 60

Connie Scerri: 32

Mario Schembri Giorgio: 18

Edwin Vassallo: 438

MPM

Romina Farrugia Randon: 78

Naged Megally: 23

Carmel Cacopardo: 184

Ralph Cassar: 106

Saviour Xuereb: 30

District 12

The 12th district has seen Salvu Mallia perform very poorly, as has David Thake and Claudette Buttigieg,

Simon Busuttil was elected and Minister Michael Farrugia is close to the quota.

PN MP Robert Cutajar is also doing well. Clayton Bartolo, Evarist Bartolo, and Deborah Schembri are also looking quite good.

First count votes:

Quota: 3,809

Joseph Matthew Attard: 436

Clayton Bartolo: 1,261

Evarist Bartolo: 2,444

Michael Farrugia: 3,560

Alfred Grima: 337

Franco Mercieca: 560

Deborah Schembri: 2,331

Kenneth Spiteri: 130

Fleur Vella: 41

PN:

Simon Busuttil: 9,389 E

Sam Abela: 274

Simone Aquilina: 58

Mark Azzopardi: 55

Duncan Bonnici: 98

Claudette Buttigieg: 125

Robert Cutajar: 1,080

Maria Deguara: 301

Graziella Galea: 284

Salvu Mallia: 39

Anne Marie Muscat Fenech Adami: 70

David Thake: 126

Edward Torpiano: 22

MPM

Anthony Calleja: 69

Hassanin Fatma: 28

Luke Caruana: 149

Simon Galea: 50

Joseph Giardina: 19

Ivan Grech Mintoff: 23

Independent

Joseph Aquilina: 11

District 13

In spite the PN's personalised manifesto for Gozo, which is a traditionally nationalist district, 52% of Gozitans voted for PL.

The Labour Party will now retain the three seats it received in 2013's general election.

Minister for Gozo Anton Refalo and PN MP Chris Said been elected, while Parliamentary Secretary Justyne Caruana and Clint Camilleri have done better than Franco Mercieca, while PN's Marthese Portelli is ahead of Frederick Azzopardi and Kevin Cutajar

First count votes:

Quota: 4,306

Clint Camilleri: 2466

George Camilleri: 94

Justyne Caruana: 3,189

Anton Refalo:4,853 (Elected)

Franco Mercieca: 1,853

Joe Cordina: 778

Maria Portelli: 433

Frederick Azzopardi: 1,465

Joseph Ellis: 339

Censu Vincent Galea: 97

Carmel Polidano: 96

Marthese Portelli: 2,622

Chris Said: 4,642 (Elected)

Ryan Mercieca: 738

Kevin Cutajar: 901

Vincent Galea: 97

David Stellini: 719

Jason Zammit: 309

MPM

Stephen Florian: 65

Alex Pisani: 7

Luke Caruana: 126

Independent:

Nazzareno Bonnici: 41