Latest Election News
Mar 05
2012
EOJ: Cops have until Wednesday to verify voting centres
Police personnel on the current voters' list have until Wednesday to check if their names are registered in the local government divisions in which they intend to vote.
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Mar 04
2012
PNP selects new candidate for Ocho Rios division
The People’s National Party (PNP) has selected a new candidate on the eve of Nomination Day to contest the contentious Ocho Rios division in St Ann in the March 26 local government election.
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Feb 24
2012
PNP fighting for all councils
People’s National Party vice president Angela Brown Burke says the party has identified the areas where it needs to work hardest, to ensure a local Government election win by the PNP.
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Feb 24
2012
JLP activates election machinery
The General Secretary for the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), Aundre Frankin says the party has activated all its national committees including its campaign committee.
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Feb 23
2012
Preliminary police voters’ list issued
The Electoral Commission of Jamaica (ECJ) says it has sent a copy of the preliminary police voters' list to the Office of the Police Commissioner for review.
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Feb 23
2012
Local government elections March 26
Jamaica's local government elections are to be held on March 26. Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller made the announcement today at a press conference held at Jamaica House.
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Election News
Next councillor must deliver water to Red Hills
Whoever eventually wins the Red Hills division in the Kingston and St Andrew Corporation would, partly, have done so by satisfying residents that their cries for water will not fall on deaf ears.
Local Gov't 2016 : Woman quits marketing job to run as councillor
Two years ago, Withney Smith quit her day job and returned to her home in Brompton, St Elizabeth, to get involved in politics.
Letter Of The Day | Autonomy For Local Government
Jamaicans are now preparing for another round of delayed local government elections that seemed set to be kicked further down the road by another administration that would rather have enough political mileage on their opponents before allowing Jamaican
