Voting Document MIA? Here’s How to Collect It in Malta

It’s election season in Malta, and you’ve checked your mailbox thrice, but no voting document in sight. Don’t panic! Here’s a step-by-step guide on where to collect your voting document, just in time to cast your vote.

First Things First: Check Your Details

Before you head out, double-check your details on the Electoral Commission’s website. Ensure your address and other personal information are correct. If there are any discrepancies, contact the Electoral Commission immediately.

Local Council Offices: Your First Port of Call

If your details are in order, your first stop should be your local council’s office. Here’s a list of some local councils and their offices:

• Valletta Local Council – St George’s Square, Valletta
• Sliema Local Council – Sliema Promenade, Sliema
• St Julian’s Local Council – St George’s Bay, St Julian’s
• Birkirkara Local Council – Birkirkara By-Pass, Birkirkara

Visit your local council’s office during their opening hours, and they should be able to assist you. Remember to bring a valid form of identification.

Electoral Commission Offices: The Final Resort

If you’ve checked with your local council and still can’t find your voting document, your final stop should be the Electoral Commission’s offices in Floriana. Here’s the address:

Electoral Commission of Malta, Triq il-Kbira, Floriana

They’re open from Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Again, remember to bring a valid form of identification.

Don’t let a missing voting document stop you from exercising your democratic right. With these steps, you should be able to collect your voting document and cast your vote in no time.