If a general election were to be held tomorrow, the Labour Party would triumph by around 25,000 votes, a new survey carried out by statistician Vincent Marmara for It-Torċa has found.

Asked who they would vote for in a potential election, 52.4% of people who said they would vote declared they would vote for PL, 42.6% for PN, and 5.1% for a third party.

Marmara estimated that this would translate into a 25,000-vote victory for the Labour Party.

While this would be a decline from its 2022 election victory, which it won by 39,000 votes, it actually represents a gain for PL since It-Torċa’s October survey, which gave the ruling party a 20,000 vote advantage.