District 5, Malta

District 5
District 5
Parliament of Malta Constituency
	District within Malta
Current constituency
Created	1962
Seats	5

District 5 is an electoral district in Malta.^[1]^[2] It was established in 1921. Its boundaries have changed many times but it currently consists of the localities of Birżebbuġa, Ħal Kirkop, L-Imqabba, Ħal Farruġ, Il-Qrendi, Ħal Safi and Iż-Żurrieq.

Representatives[]

Election	Representatives
1921		(UPM)		(Labour)		(Labour)		(Labour)	4 seats 1921–1935
1924	(UPM)		(Conservative)	(Labour)	William Savona (Labour)
1927		(Conservative)		(Labour)	Alfredo Cachia Zammit (Nationalist)
1932		(Conservative)	(Labour)	(Nationalist)
District suspended
1947		(Labour)		(Labour)		(Labour)		Giuseppe Pace (DAP)		(Nationalist)
1950	Edwin Craig (Labour)		(Workers')		Fortunato Mizzi (Nationalist)		(Nationalist)		(Conservative)
1951	(Labour)		(Labour)	(Nationalist)	Fortunato Mizzi (Nationalist)	Robert Galea (Conservative)
1953	(Labour)	(Nationalist)		(Nationalist)		Giovanni Felice (Nationalist)
1955	(Labour)	(Nationalist)		(Nationalist)		Giovanni Felice (Nationalist)
1962	(Labour)	(Labour)	(Nationalist)	(Nationalist)	Philip Saliba (Nationalist)
1966	(Labour)	(Labour)	(Nationalist)	(Nationalist)	Philip Saliba (Nationalist)
1971	(Labour)	(Labour)	(Nationalist)	(Nationalist)		Albert Hyzler (Labour)
1976	Joseph Cassar (Labour)	Karmenu Vella (Labour)		(Labour)	(Nationalist)		Louis Galea (Nationalist)
1981	Joseph Cassar (Labour)		(Nationalist)
1987	Ġużè Cassar (Labour)
1992	(Labour)
1996			George Vella (Labour)	Helen D'Amato (Nationalist)	Ninu Zammit (Nationalist)
1998			(Labour)
2003	(Labour)
2008	(Labour)			Franco Debono (Nationalist)
2013	Edward Scicluna (Labour)				Marlene Farrugia (Independent)	(Nationalist)
2017	Owen Bonnici (Labour)	Julia Farrugia Portelli (Labour)	Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi (Labour)		(Nationalist)	(Nationalist)

^ Gauci, Salv. (23 April 2012). "Constitution of Malta. Article 61 - Electoral Divisions" (PDF). The Malta Government Gazette (18904). Retrieved 26 August 2014.
^ "Electoral Divisions". Electoral Commission Malta. Retrieved 30 January 2019.
^ "Political Groups". 14 June 2017.

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