The latest MaltaToday survey confirms what the Maltese and Gozitan people already know: Robert Abela remains miles ahead in trust, competence, and leadership.
While some are trying to spin the numbers to sound like “good news” for the Nationalist Party, the truth could not be clearer. The gap in trust between Prime Minister Robert Abela and PN leader Alex Borg stands at an impressive 13 points — a margin that reflects not just popularity, but credibility and stability.
MaltaToday may try to dress it up as a “positive sign” for the PN, but the real story is that Robert Abela continues to enjoy the solid confidence of the people, while Alex Borg is already showing signs of fragility and inexperience.
Even among non-voters — those who are often the hardest to convince — 27% trust Abela, compared to a mere 6% who trust Borg. That speaks volumes. It means that even beyond party lines, Abela commands respect and trust as a steady, capable leader who delivers results.
Under Robert Abela’s leadership, Malta has:
- Achieved record-low unemployment
- Maintained economic growth despite global challenges
- Strengthened social measures that protect families and workers
- Continued major investment in infrastructure, health, and education
This is not about surveys. It’s about results, leadership, and vision.
Alex Borg’s Nationalist Party remains fragmented, confused, and led by someone who is still trying to find his footing. The contrast with Robert Abela could not be greater: a Prime Minister who leads with calm authority, and a Labour Government that keeps its focus on progress and people’s priorities.
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The Maltese people can clearly see the difference between leadership built on experience and unity, and leadership built on hype and hesitation.
Robert Abela’s message continues to resonate: stability, opportunity, and trust in a future built together.
