Meet the Faces of Momentum: Your Candidates for the 2023 Elections

As the sun sets over the historic Grandmaster’s Palace in Valletta, the political scene in Malta is abuzz with activity. The 2023 elections are just around the corner, and one party that’s making waves is Momentum. So, who are the people vying to represent you and your community? Let’s look the faces behind the party.

From Valletta to Żebbuġ: A Diverse Slate of Candidates

Momentum has fielded a diverse slate of candidates, representing various walks of life and regions across Malta. From the bustling streets of Valletta to the rural charm of Żebbuġ, each candidate brings a unique perspective to the table. Let’s meet a few of them.

Dr. Rosianne Cutajar, the party’s candidate for the Fourth District, is a familiar face in Maltese politics. A lawyer by profession, she’s been a vocal advocate for social justice and women’s rights. She’s no stranger to the streets of Żejtun and Żabbar, having grown up in the area and now raising her family there.

Then there’s Duncan Bonnici, Momentum’s candidate for the Eighth District. A teacher by trade, he’s been a passionate advocate for education and youth empowerment. You might spot him at the Żurrieq market on a Sunday, chatting with locals about their concerns and aspirations.

Policy Platforms: What Momentum Stands For

But who are these candidates, really? What do they stand for? Momentum’s policy platform is a mix of progressive ideals and practical solutions. Here’s a quick rundown:

• Economy: Momentum is advocating for a more inclusive economy, with a focus on job creation, fair wages, and supporting small businesses.
• Environment: The party is committed to protecting Malta’s natural heritage, with plans to invest in renewable energy and sustainable practices.
• Social Issues: Momentum is championing causes like affordable housing, mental health awareness, and LGBTQ+ rights.

What’s Next? Connecting with the People

As the campaign heats up, Momentum candidates are hitting the streets, engaging with voters, and listening to their concerns. From door-to-door canvassing in Birkirkara to town hall meetings in Rabat, they’re making their presence felt.

So, as you walk down Republic Street or sit at a café in St. Julian’s, keep an eye out for these faces. They could be the ones representing you in the next parliament. And remember, your vote matters. Make it count.

“We’re not just running for office, we’re running to make a difference,” says Dr. Cutajar. “We’re here to listen, to learn, and to lead. Because Malta’s future is in your hands.”

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