34 nominations have been received for the election of 18 representatives of the General Council to the Executive Committee of the Nationalist Party.
The nomination process closed yesterday; the election will take place on Friday during the opening of the General Council “Dan hu l-Mument.”
A total of 18 seats are to be filled on the Executive Committee, and all PN Councillors (members of the General Council) are eligible to vote in this election.
Voting on Friday will take place at the PN Headquarters in Tal-Pieta between 12pm and 9pm, and at the PN Sub-Headquarters in Sannat (Gozo) between 12pm and 7pm.
Councillors may vote at either of the polling stations according to their preference, without the need to give prior notice.
According to the Statute of the Partit Nazzjonalista, there are four distinct lists of candidates. Six women, six men, four youths, and two Gozitan representatives are to be elected.
The PN said that those obtaining the highest number of votes within each respective list will be elected.
Below are the nominations received by the PN Electoral Commission for each of the four lists:
List of Men
Total of 12 nominations, 6 to be elected
Bonello David
Borg David
Cauchi Ludwig
Fenech Adami Michael
Grech Joseph
Miceli Mauro
Piccinino Michael
Portelli Andreas Juan
Rosso Mario
Spiteri Simon
Vella William
Vella Salvinu
List of Women
Total of 12 nominations, 6 to be elected
Agius Lara Marie
Bartolo May
Cachia Mary
Camilleri Natasha
Cassar Marthese
Dalli Michela
Galea Cynthia
Perici Calascione Veronica
Spiteri Lisa
Stafrace Angele
Theuma Maria Victoria
Vella Fonde Marisa
List of Youths
Total of 6 nominations, 4 to be elected
Caruana Michela
Caruana Garcia Krista
Gerada Freddie
Scerri Karen
Vella Nikolai
Zammit Nicole
List of Gozo
Total of 4 nominations, 2 to be elected
Galea Beppe
Teuma Hayden
Theuma Maria Victoria
Vella William
The PN Electoral Commission reminded all voters that they must present their Identity Card when voting in order to receive their ballot sheet. Each PN Councillor is entitled to a separate vote for each of the four lists.
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