Latest Election News
Aug 08
2025
Golding promises three ministers in W’land if PNP sweeps parish, wins election
Opposition Leader Mark Golding says should the People’s National Party (PNP) win the three parliamentary seats in Westmoreland and form the next Government of Jamaica, the parish will be rewarded with three senior positions in his administration.
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Aug 07
2025
Michael Abrahams | What has the Andrew Holness administration achieved?
The ruling Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) went into full campaign mode last Wednesday by mass distributing a document containing a list of what it describes as 256 “solid achievements.” The booklet, featuring the image of prime minist
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Aug 07
2025
PNP wants all three Westmoreland seats, says Hayles
People’s National Party (PNP) Vice-President Ian Hayles, who will be contesting the Westmoreland Western seat, says it is critical for the the party to reclaim all three seats in the parish for Mark Golding, the party’s president, to become
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Aug 07
2025
Traffic changes for Corporate Area on Sunday as JLP and PNP host political rallies
Traffic changes are to be implemented this Sunday in Half-Way-Tree, St Andrew, to facilitate a mass political meeting by the ruling Jamaica Labour Party. Similar adjustments are to be made down the road in Cross Roads as the
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Aug 05
2025
‘NO GOLD SPOON’: Holness defends integrity, says growth in personal wealth a result of hard work
Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness says his ruling Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) is under no notion that it is entitled to a third term in office, but is working to ensure that the party continues in Government. Holness, who was speaking to JLP su
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Aug 04
2025
General election will be held no later than September...
General Secretary of the ruling Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), Dr Horace Chang, says the general election will be held no later than September, urging party workers to mobilise early and decisively.
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner