If this continues to happen all credibility in Times of Malta’s polls will be lost and it would be better for the newspaper to stop them.

I’m not talking about pro-Nationalist.

Just clear your cookies. Then you can vote a second time.
Probably this can be repeated.

Dhaka?

Dahka fil-wicc more likely.

I’m guessing it will end up the same way.

From the outside it looks like a botnet attack as that is the only way to get that amount of different IPs in such a short time.

However I do think it is far more likely to be an inside job which would typically be very easy for anyone who has access. That would not require any votes at all, not even fake ones.

I agree with you NGT, but it’s not only that. Being curious I tried using four different browsers from my computer and I managed to vote four times, one vote on each browser.

I even managed to vote another four times by opening the private windows for each browser. So that’s eight votes. My conclusion is that I can never believe the Times of Malta polls and have my reservation on other polls too.

There is a way you can vote more than once but it is not possible to get that result is that short span of time.

The site has ether been hacked or it has been an internal job.

Let’s not get too carried away by Times of Malta and the Strickland connection. The ‘pre-Mabel’ Times was anything but pro-Nationalist. Things changed later, under her watch, when she had the foresight to realise the dangers of Mintoffianism.