A survey commissioned by President George Vella and as reported by Times of Malta has revealed that a whopping 83% of Maltese people have always voted for the same political party. With just 17.3% having sometimes voted for a different party, more than 55% denied the possibility of voting for a different party and 27% considered doing so. People from Southern Harbour areas – Cottonera, Fgura, Floriana, Luqa, Marsa, Paola, Santa Lucija, Tarxien, Valletta, Xghajra and Zabbar – were most likely to always support the same party.
Those who were willing to vote for different parties were found to be between ages 16 and 25. A higher level of education also indicated the possibility of voting for different parties. Northern region localities – Mosta, Naxxar, Gharghur, Mgarr, Mellieha and St. Paul’s Bay – were more likely to vote for different political parties. 1,064 people were surveyed between April and May.
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