District 2, Malta Explained

District 2
Type:	Parliament of Malta
Year:	1921
Seats:	5

District 2 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 Birgu, Senglea, Cospicua, Żabbar, Kalkara, Xgħajra and part of Fgura.^[3]

Representatives

1889-1921: one seat

Election	Representative
1889	Sigismondo Savona
1892	Latterio Vallone
1895	Ernesto Manara
1898	Paolo Sammut
1900	Emmanuel Testaferrata Bonnici Axiaq
1904	Paolo Sammut
1909	Emmanuele Said
1911	vacant
1912	G Caruana Mamo
1915	Giuseppe Vassallo
1917	Giov. Gabaretta

1921-present: five seats

Election	Representatives
1921		Vincenzo Farrugia (Labour)		Augusto Bartolo (Conservative)		Emmanuele Said (UPM)	Enrico Dandria (UPM)	4 seats 1921–1939
1924		Vincenzo Farrugia (Labour)	Alberto Magri (DNP)
1927		Anthony Montano (Conservative)			Alfredo W. Azzopardi (Nationalist)
1932	Robert V. Galea (Conservative)		Alberto Mizzi (Nationalist)
1939	Albert V. Bartoli (Conservative)			Henry Sacco (Conservative)		Roger Strickland (Conservative)	Enrico Mizzi (Nationalist)
1945		Ant. Schembri Adami (Labour)		Arthur F. Colombo (Labour)		Godwin G. Ganado (Labour)	Robert Bencini (Labour)		Henry Jones (Independent)
1947	Agatha Barbara (Labour)	Guze Attard Bezzina (Labour)	John Raimondo (Labour)	Nestu Laviera (Labour)		Joseph Agius Muscat (Nationalist)
1950		Daniel Piscopo (Labour)			Anglu Boffa (Workers')	Giuseppe Agius Muscat (Nationalist)
1951					Dom Mintoff (Labour)	Joseph F. Cassar Galea (Nationalist)
1953					Antonio Paris (Nationalist)	Joseph F. Cassar Galea (Nationalist)
1955						Dom Mintoff (Labour)
1962						Espedito Catania (Nationalist)
1966			Josie Muscat (Nationalist)		Ugo Mifsud Bonniċi (Nationalist)
1971			Josie Muscat (Nationalist)	Dom Mintoff (Labour)
1976	Joseph Saliba (Labour)			Dom Mintoff (Labour)		Lorry Sant (Labour)
1981	Joseph Saliba (Labour)	Freddie Bartolo (Labour)	Joseph (Joe) Grima (Labour)	Piju Busuttil (Labour)
1987	Joe Mizzi (Labour)	Salvu Sant (Labour)	Wenzu Mintoff (Labour)			Manuel Borda (Nationalist)
1992		Salvu Sant (Labour)	Edwin Grech (Labour)			Dom Mintoff (Labour)
1996		Christopher Agius (Labour)	Edwin Grech (Labour)	Lawrence Gonzi (Nationalist)		Dom Mintoff (Labour)
1998			Rita Law (Labour)			Carmelo Mifsud Bonnici (Nationalist)
2003			Stefan Buontempo (Labour)			Carmelo Mifsud Bonnici (Nationalist)
2008			Joseph Muscat (Labour)		Stephen Spiteri (Nationalist)
2013
2017						Glenn Bedingfield (Labour)
2022	Alison Zerafa Civelli (Labour)		Robert Abela (Labour)			Glenn Bedingfield (Labour)

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Election Results

2022 general election

Notes and References

News: Constitution of Malta. Article 61 - Electoral Divisions. Gauci. Salv.. 23 April 2012. The Malta Government Gazette. 26 August 2014. 18904. 27 August 2014. https://web.archive.org/web/20140827064113/http://3c3dbeaf6f6c49f4b9f4-a655c0f6dcd98e765a68760c407565ae.r86.cf3.rackcdn.com/3ea7e6341863b9bf3ccbddebe2b205953345630881.pdf. dead.
Web site: Electoral Divisions. Electoral Commission Malta. 30 January 2019.
Web site: Electoral Divisions. Electoral Commission Malta. 21 February 2022.
Web site: Political Groups. 14 June 2017.