Official figures published on Friday afternoon by the Electoral Commission show that the 12th district composed of Mellieha, St. Paul’s Bay and Naxxar has the highest number of uncollected voting documents: 996. This was followed by the 10th district with 662 votes and the 13th district with 586. In the other districts the average of uncollected voting documents stood at 300.

315, 357 were registered to vote. 1075 voting documents were withheld by the Electoral Commission while 5,266 remained uncollected. Thus, a total of 309,016 voters can now cast their preferences for general elections between Friday and Saturday night. This shows an increase in the number of eligible voters compared to the 2003 elections where the figure stood at 294,106 with 2,377 voting documents that had remained uncollected.

The figures with regards the General Elections were published as follows:
District 1: 349 voting documents uncollected, 22,918 potential voters (98.10%)
District 2: 264 voting documents uncollected, 23,577 potential voters (98.51%)
District 3: 310 voting documents uncollected, 24,189 potential voters (98.43%)
District 4: 249 voting documents uncollected, 23,237 potential voters (98.68%)
District 5: 292 voting documents uncollected, 23,847 potential voters (98.53%)
District 6: 192 voting documents uncollected, 23,912 potential voters (98.59%)
District 7: 230 voting documents uncollected, 24,293 potential voters (98.72%)
District 8: 297 voting documents uncollected, 23,810 potential voters (98.52%)
District 9: 467 voting documents uncollected, 23,301 potential voters (97.78%)
District 10: 662 voting documents uncollected, 23,246 potential voters (96.83%)
District 11: 372 voting documents uncollected, 24,266 potential voters (98.22%)
District 12: 996 voting documents uncollected, 22,918 potential voters (95.59%)
District 13: 586 voting documents uncollected, 25,502 potential voters (97.37 %)