Earmarked as Cayman’s next premier if the Progressives-Alliance camp wins next Wednesday’s election, George Town East incumbent Roy McTaggart’s answers in the last of the Chamber of Commerce Candidates Forums were critical to setting the agenda for the next government.
The Official List of Electors which will be used in the 2021 General Election has been finalised and comes into effect today, Thursday, 1 April. Following claims and objection hearings, a total of 23,609 voters are included on the list and are eligible to cast their ballot.
Three of the four candidates for the George Town West seat participated in the penultimate Candidates Forum of the Chamber of Commerce for this month's general election on April 14th
With first round of mobile voting in 2021 General Election complete, turnout for early voting has so far been encouraging, according to Supervisor of Elections, Wesley Howell.
Sitting on the same side of the discussion table was just one of a handful of situations that saw two candidates competing for West Bay South on the same side when they met in the Chamber of Commerce's Candidate Forum series.
Another no-show on the Chamber of Commerce's Candidate Forums meant the sole candidate owned the whole show, and West Bay West challenger Mario Ebanks set out to make the most of the free unchallenged time in his bid to wrest the seat from McKeeva Bush.
George Town North MP and Minister for Commerce, Planning and Infrastructure, Joey Hew and his challenger Johann Moxam went head-to-head on Friday evening when they met in the Chamber of Commerce’s Candidate Forum series of interviews.
George Town Central independent MP Kenneth Bryan wasted no time chastising his opponent's absence from the Chamber of Commerce Candidates Forum on Monday evening. Frank Cornwall, the Progressives pick for the constituency had declined the invitation.
Following extensive consideration, His Excellency, the Governor, Martyn Roper has appointed nine individuals to serve as domestic election observers in the 2021 General Election.
When West Bay North contenders, incumbent Bernie Bush and challenger Rolston Anglin met in the Chamber of Commerce’s Candidates forum it was not as combative as the previous clash between the candidates for West Bay Central but it was equally compelling viewing and listening.
