Volt is an action-driven party, where it is involved in not only participating in elections, but also advocating for change through action

#INeedMAP

In 2020, Volt Malta launched a map, showing which pharmacies in Malta sold the morning after pill. Unfortunately it's not available in all pharmacies in the country. Since launch this map has been viewed over 50,000 times!

Most information for this site was obtained from pharmacy.com.mt and doctorsforchoice.mt. We aim to keep the map as updated as possible. This website is a continuous work in development. Please tell us if you see something missing/ incorrect. Use the toggle on the top left of the map interface to find the filters.

See anything wrong or missing? Write to us at [email protected] so we can make this as useful as possible! You can also message us on our Facebook Page! Want to embed the map on your website? Go ahead!

#PolitikaOnesta

In 2021, Volt Malta launched a tracker showing how much Government entities, Prime Minister, Ministers, Parliamentary Secretaries, Political Parties and their Leaders were spending on social media, namely, Facebook & Instagram.

This project is currently being updated in light of the recent Government reshuffle of 2024

#PolitikaOnesta - Pledge

In 2022, during the General Election, Volt Malta launched a pledge for candidates from all parties to sign, to further honest politics and transparency. Candidates were asked to make the following pledge:

1) I pledge to not give favours in exchange for votes.

2) I pledge to not give favours indirectly through any government institutions in exchange for votes.

3) I pledge to not give favours indirectly through any friends/partners in the private sector in exchange for votes.

Favours:  Goods, services and/or occupations promised personally to individuals which would be redeemed after and/or during the election.

Almost every candidate was requested to sign the pledge, yet, only the following signed

Volt Malta (all candidates) : Alexia DeBono, Kassandra Mallia

ADPD (all candidates): Carmel Cacopardo, Anthony Buttigieg, Brian Decelis, Luke Caruana, Mario Mallia, Mark Zerafa, Melissa Bagley, Mina Tolu, Ralph Cassar, Sandra Gauci

Partit Laburista: Alicia Bugeja Said (elected as MP) , Felix Busuttil Galea

Partit Nazzjonalista: Albert Buttigieg (elected as MP), Bernice Theresa Bonello (elected as MP), Maria Fatima Deguara

Independents: Arnold Cassola

General Election 2022

''Probably the most controversial manifesto to ever be proposed in local politics.'' - Times of Malta

In 2022, Volt Malta participated in the General Elections for the first time, running 2 candidates across 4 districts. Given the party's limited resources, it was decided to focus on a limited number of localities to maximise gains for the very first election.

Alexia DeBono ran on District 8 and 9 while Kassandra Mallia rank on District 10 and 11.

In total, the campaign expenses for both candidates, and the party amounted to 538.11, 360 of which were simply for the candidates to register to run. Therefore a total of 178.11 was spent on the campaign. In total, the candidates gained 382 votes in the first count, and 440 by the final count.

We campaigned with the motto: Ivvota Aħjar. Ivvota Volt. Our manifesto for the election can be found here