District 1, Malta

District 1

Parliament of Malta constituency

District within Malta

Current constituency
Created| 1921
Seats| 5

District 1 is an electoral district in Malta.[1][2] It was established in 1921. Its boundaries have changed many times; however, it currently consists of the localities of Valletta, Floriana, Ħamrun, Marsa, Pietà and Santa Venera

## Representatives[edit]

### 1889-1921: one seat[edit]

Date  | Representative

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1889  | Sigismondo Savona
1898  | C. Bugeli
1899  | Andrè Pullicino
1915  | Ċikku Azzopardi
1917  | Andrè Pullicino

### 1921-present: five seats[edit]

Election  | Representatives

|

1921 |  | Edgardo Arrigo
(UPM)  |  | Alfred Gera De Petri
(Conservative)  |  | Giovanni Adami
(UPM)  |  | Ugo Pasqale Mifsud
(UPM)  | 4 seats
1921–1932
1924 |  | Carlo Mallia
(DNP)  | Edoardo L. Galea
(UPM)  |  | Robert V. Galea
(Conservative)
1927 | Robert Galea
(Conservative)  |  | Ugo P. Mifsud
(Nationalist)
1932 | A. Gera De Petri
(Conservative)  |  | Giuseppi Hyzler
(Nationalist)  |  | Ugo Mifsud
(Nationalist)
1939 |  | Paul Boffa
(Labour)  | Gerald Strickland
(Conservative)  | Giorgio Borg Olivier
(Nationalist)
1945 | Dominic Mintoff
(Labour)  |  | John Raimondo
(Labour)  |  | Joseph Cassar
(Labour)  |  | Karmenu Vassallo
(Labour)  | Pawlu Boffa
(Labour)
1947 | Bertram Camilleri
(Labour)  | Guze Ellul
(Labour)  | Guze Miceli
(Labour)  |  | Joseph Hyzler
(DAP)  | Enrico Mizzi
(Nationalist)
1950 | Dom Mintoff
(Labour)  |  | Joseph Anthony Miceli
(Workers')  |  | R.V. Galea
(Conservative)  |  | Giorgio De Giorgio
(Nationalist)
1951 | Fanny Attard Bezzina
(Labour)  |  | Joseph Salinos
(Labour)  |  | George De Giorgio
(Nationalist)  | Robert Borg
(Nationalist)  | Giorgio Borg Olivier
(Nationalist)
1953 | Dom Mintoff
(Labour)  |  | Pawlu Boffa
(Workers')  | Paolo Pace
(Nationalist)
1955 | Cikku Bonaci
(Labour)  |  | Henry Sacco
(Labour)  | Benedict Camilleri
(Nationalist)
1962 | Joseph Micallef Stafrace
(Labour)  | Dom Mintoff
(Labour)  |  | Herbert Ganado
(DNP)  | Benny Camilleri
(Nationalist)
1966 |  | Emanuel Bonnici
(Nationalist)  | Giorgio Borg Olivier
(Nationalist)
1971 | Joseph Brincat
(Labour)  | Herman Farrugia
(Nationalist)
1976 | Danny Cremona
(Labour)  | John J. Borg
(Labour)
1981 | Dom Mintoff
(Labour)
1987 | Joe Grima
(Labour)  |  | Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici
(Labour)  | Ray Bondin
(Nationalist)
1992 | Sandro Schembri Adami
(Labour)  |  | Guido de Marco
(Nationalist)  | Antoine Mifsud Bonnici
(Nationalist)  | Louis Cuschieri
(Nationalist)
1996 | Josè Herrera [mt]
(Labour)  |  | Alfred Sant
(Labour)  |  | Austin Gatt
(Nationalist)  | Jean Pierre Farrugia
(Nationalist)
1998
2003 | Mario de Marco
(Nationalist)
2008 |  | Luciano Musuttil
(Labour)
2013 | Louis Grech
(Labour)  | Deo Debattista
(Labour)  | Claudio Grech
(Nationalist)
2017 | Aaron Farrugia
(Labour)
2022 | Keith Azzopardi Tanti
(Labour)  | Darren Carabott
(Nationalist)

[3]

## References[edit]

1. ^ Gauci, Salv. (23 April 2012). "Constitution of Malta. Article 61 - Electoral Divisions" (PDF). The Malta Government Gazette. No. 18904. Retrieved 26 August 2014.
2. ^ "Electoral Divisions". Electoral Commission Malta. Retrieved 30 January 2019.
3. ^ "Political Groups". 14 June 2017.

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