Malta: PM approval ratings decline from last month

Malta Today publishes survey results showing the Prime Minister’s approval ratings drop by 0.4 percentage points from January, falling to Robert Abela’s lowest ever score of 41.7 percent. Opposition Leader Bernard Grech gained 0.4 points to reach 35.1 percent.

Although the decrease is marginal, the result is Abela’s lowest trust rating since becoming leader of the Labour Party and Prime Minister in January last year.

His downward trajectory contrasts with Opposition leader Bernard Grech’s performance, which continues to improve with 35.1%, a marginal increase of 0.4 points over last month, his best performance so far.

The gap between the two leaders now stands at 6.6 points, the closest it has ever been since the last general election.

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