Tag: Vincent Marmara
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Vincent Marmara survey indicates no significant change with Labour ahead by 30k votes
The Labour Party continues to hold a significant advantage over the Nationalist Party, according to the fourth Sagalytics/Vincent Marmara survey carried out during the 2026 General Election campaign. The survey was conducted between May 14 and May 20 through telephone and mobile interviews. A total of 1,500 respondents aged 16 and over participated in the…
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First survey of Malta’s 2026 General Election campaign shows Labour in the lead
The first opinion poll of the 2026 general election campaign indicates a clear lead for the Labour Party (PL) over the Nationalist Party (PN), though a notable share of undecided voters could still influence the final outcome. The survey was conducted by Sagalytics between April 23 and 29, 2026, using both landline and mobile telephone…
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PN treading water according to latest Marmara Survey
A new national survey conducted by Prof. Vincent Marmarà between 13 and 19 February 2026 shows the Labour Party holding a consistent lead over the Nationalist Party, with the gap projected to range between 9 and 11 percentage points. The survey was carried out via landline and mobile telephone on a sample of 1,200 respondents…
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New electoral survey by Vincent Marmara puts PL 24-28k votes ahead
Normal service seems to have been resumed with a new electoral survey showing the Partit Laburista ahead by between 24,000 and 28,000 votes. The poll was conducted by statistician Prof Vincent Marmara follows a Malta Today survey that showed the PL ahead by just 7400 votes last Sunday. November 2025 Survey: Political Party Results The…
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Is this really acceptable? Losing an election in these conditions?
Yesterday, Vincent Marmara released his latest political survey, and it showed the Labour Party with an advantage of up to 16,000 votes and 6% difference over the Opposition and the Nationalist Party. Nationalists Party politicians should be asking themselves whether they would like to risk losing the next election. They should also consider whether risking…
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What renewal? The Labour Party is going backwards in every aspect
I suppose that the word “renewal” in this Times of Malta article should have been placed in quotation marks. “Renewal” is often used to describe a process whereas someone or an entity rebuild themselves possibly with positive effects to whatever they are doing. The Labour Party didn’t renew itself: it changed its leadership posts by…
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Why is Joseph Muscat working with Vince Marmara?
It’s interesting to see Vincent Marmara collaborating with Joseph Muscat on economic forecasting. Joseph Muscat may finally be getting somewhere in obtaining renewed political legitimacy thanks to allies who do not mind being associated with him in public. After the Labour Party refused to entertain Michelle Muscat’s request to contest the MEP elections on the…
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The Labour Party’s lead over the Nationalist Party is down by 5%
Polls published tomorrow will show that the Labour Party’s lead over the Nationalist Party is down by 5% and Robert Abela’s trust rating is cratering. Over the past week, Robert Abela has also demanded pollsters and pro-Labour newspapers who are under the government’s payroll to change their surveys’ results by faking his trust rating. It…
