2004 European Parliament election in Malta

2004 European Parliament election in Malta

12 June 2004 2009 →
5 seats to the European Parliament

The 2004 European Parliament election in Malta was the election of MEP representing Malta constituency for the 2004–2009 term of the European Parliament. It was part of the wider 2004 European election. The vote took place on 12 June 2004 and used Single Transferable Vote. The opposition Malta Labour Party polled strongly.

Results[]

Elected MEPs[]

Results by candidate[]

Alpha[]

• Emmy Bezzina (717 votes) (0.3%)
• (39 votes) (0.02%)

Democratic Alternative[]

• Arnold Cassola (22,938 votes) (9.3%)

Christian Democratic Republican Party[]

• (64 votes) (0.03%)

Imperium Europa[]

• Norman Lowell (1,603 votes) (0.7%)

KUL Ewropa[]

• (66 votes) (0.03%)

Labour Party[]

• John Attard Montalto (25,287 votes) (10.3%) (ELECTED)
• Glenn Bedingfield (13,435 votes) (5.5%)
• Owen Bonnici (7,280 votes) (3%)
• Joe Debono Grech (14,080 votes) (5.7%)
• Louis Grech (15,371 votes) (6.3%) (ELECTED)
• (3,390 votes) (1.4%)
• Wenzu Mintoff (3,182 votes) (1.3%)
• Joseph Muscat (36,958 votes) (15%) (ELECTED)

Nationalist Party[]

• Simon Busuttil (58,899 votes) (24%) (ELECTED)
• David Casa (8,782 votes) (3.6%) (ELECTED)
• (7,781 votes) (3.2%)
• Michael Falzon (2,989 votes) (1.2%)
• Joe Friggieri (5,457 votes) (2.2&)
• (3,137 votes) (1.3%)
• Anton Tabone (5,439 votes) (2.2%)
• Roberta Tedesco Triccas (5,204 votes) (2.1%)

Independents[]

• (183 votes) (0.07%)
• (3,119 votes) (1.3%)
• (153 votes) (0.06%)
• (24 votes) (0.009%)
• (145 votes) (0.06%)

External links[]

• All 18 rounds of counting

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