List of members of the parliament of Malta, 2022–2027

This is a list of members of the Maltese House of Representatives elected to the 14th legislature in the 2022 Maltese general election.^[1]^[2]

In the Parliament, the Labour Party holds a majority of seats after securing a third consecutive victory: 44 are members of the Labour Party, and 35 of the Nationalist Party.^[3]

Members

The following are the 79 members, 65 of which were elected in the 13 districts, and 14 of which received a seat per the provisions laid out in the Constitution of Malta:^[4]

Constituency	Labour	Nationalist	Independent
Constituency
District 1	Keith Azzopardi Tanti Deo Debattista Aaron Farrugia	Darren Carabott Mario de Marco
District 2	Robert Abela Christopher Agius Alison Zerafa Civelli Glenn Bedingfield	Stephen Spiteri
District 3	Chris Fearne Carmelo Abela Andy Ellul Ray Abela	Carmelo Mifsud Bonnici
District 4	Byron Camilleri Jonathan Attard Chris Bonett Katya De Giovanni	Mark Anthony Sammut
District 5	Miriam Dalli Owen Bonnici Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi Omar Farrugia	Stanley Zammit
District 6	Silvio Schembri Roderick Galdes	Jerome Caruana Cilia Ryan Callus	Rosianne Cutajar
District 7	Ian Borg Julia Farrugia Portelli Malcolm Paul Agius Galea	Rebekah Cilia Charles Azzopardi
District 8	Edward Zammit Lewis Clyde Caruana	Beppe Fenech Adami Adrian Delia Justin Schembri
District 9	Rebecca Buttigieg Randolph De Battista	Karol Aquilina Graziella Attard Previ Ivan J Bartolo
District 10	Clifton Grima Michael Falzon	Joe Giglio Albert Buttigieg Graham Bencini
District 11	Alex Muscat Romilda Baldacchino Zarb	David Agius Bernard Grech Ivan Bartolo
District 12	Michael Farrugia	Ivan Castillo Robert Cutajar Graziella Galea	Clayton Bartolo
District 13	Clint Camilleri Anton Refalo Jo Etienne Abela	Alex Borg Chris Said
Additional members (Article 52 to compensate for party disproportionality)		Toni Bezzina Ian Vassallo Hagi
Additional members^[5] (Article 52(A): under-represented sex)^[a]	Alicia Bugeja Said Cressida Galea Abigail Camilleri Amanda Spiteri Grech Naomi Cachia Davina Sammut Hili	Janice Chetcuti Paula Mifsud Bonnici Julie Zahra Bernice Bonello Claudette Buttigieg Eve Borg Bonello

Notes

^ Article 52(A) of the Constitution of Malta, added before the 2022 elections, provides for up to 12 additional seats for candidates from "the under-represented sex" in case one of both makes up less than 40% of the elected MPs.^{[citation needed]} The full slate of women was announced by the Electoral commission on 12 April, bringing the number of seats in the parliament to 79.

References

^ "Maltese vote in general election, seeking new five-year government". euronews. 2022-03-26. Retrieved 2022-03-28.
^ "Electoral Commission of Malta". electoral.gov.mt. Retrieved 2022-04-08.
^ "Labour Party secures third historic landslide despite lowest post-war turnout". MaltaToday.com.mt. Retrieved 2022-03-28.
^ Bonnici, Julian (2022-04-16). "Here's The Final List Of All Of Malta's MPs". Lovin Malta. Retrieved 2022-04-20.
^ "General Election 2022 - elected to fill the additional seats". THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION of Malta. 12 April 2022. Retrieved 14 April 2022.

[quota-6] Article 52(A) of the Constitution of Malta, added before the 2022 elections, provides for up to 12 additional seats for candidates from "the under-represented sex" in case one of both makes up less than 40% of the elected MPs.^{[citation needed]} The full slate of women was announced by the Electoral commission on 12 April, bringing the number of seats in the parliament to 79.

[1] "Maltese vote in general election, seeking new five-year government". euronews. 2022-03-26. Retrieved 2022-03-28.

[2] "Electoral Commission of Malta". electoral.gov.mt. Retrieved 2022-04-08.

[3] "Labour Party secures third historic landslide despite lowest post-war turnout". MaltaToday.com.mt. Retrieved 2022-03-28.

[4] Bonnici, Julian (2022-04-16). "Here's The Final List Of All Of Malta's MPs". Lovin Malta. Retrieved 2022-04-20.

[5] "General Election 2022 - elected to fill the additional seats". THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION of Malta. 12 April 2022. Retrieved 14 April 2022.

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