Voting stations were opened from 07:00 (UTC+01:00) to 22:00, and in total, there were 355,075 citizens that had the right to vote in the general election.[105][106] The turnout at 14:00 was reported at 44.8%, which was eight points lower than in 2017.[107] According to the Electoral Commission of Malta, a total of 303,575 citizens voted, which makes it the lowest turnout since the 1955 election.[108][109]