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Encyclopedia > European Parliament election, 2004 (Malta)

Elections to the European Parliament were held in Malta on June 13, 2004. The opposition Malta Labour Party polled strongly.


Results

 Registered voters: 304,283 Votes cast: 250,691 82.4 Invalid votes: 5,239 02.1 Valid votes: 245,722 97.9 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Party Votes % Seats ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Labour Party (PL ) 118,983 48.4 3 Nationalist Party (PN ) 97,688 39.8 2 Others 29,051 11.8 - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total 245,722 5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 

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For instance, in 2004, the number of seats in the European Parliament was temporarily raised to 788 to accommodate representatives from the ten states that joined the EU on 1st May, but it was subsequently reduced to 732 following the elections in June.
Although Brussels is generally treated as the 'capital' of the European Union, and the two institutions of the EU's executive, the European Commission and the Council of Ministers, both have their seats there, a protocol attached to the Treaty of Amsterdam requires that the European Parliament have monthly sessions in Strasbourg.
On several occasions, the European Parliament has expressed a wish to be granted the right to choose for itself the location of its seat, and eliminate the two-seat system, but in the successive treaties, EU member state governments have continued to reserve this right for themselves.
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