Maltese politicians are individuals who hold positions of power and influence in the Maltese government. They are responsible for making laws, shaping policies, and representing the interests of the citizens of Malta. The political landscape is primarily dominated by two major parties: the Labour Party and the Nationalist Party. Elections in Malta are held every five years, allowing citizens to vote for their preferred representatives. Politicians in Malta often engage in debates and discussions on various issues, including the economy, healthcare, and education, aiming to improve the quality of life for the Maltese people.