The Cayman Islands Human Rights Commission(HRC) has reiterated its call for a Parliamentary Code of Conduct, in light of the central issue which has led to the April 14th snap elections.
Born and bred in her district, Debra Bostock has announced her intention to run in the upcoming 14th April General Election.
The latest Revised Register of Electors published by the Elections Office is now open for the public to review and submit claims and objections before the Thursday, 25 February 2021 deadline.
Following the outcome of the hearings, the revised list will be finalised and become the Official List of Electors on 1 April 2021. Everyone on this list will be entitled to cast their vote, in person, in the General Election on 14 April 2021
Six of the seven opposition Members of Parliament (MPs) have sighed a request calling for a meeting of Parliament to debate a motion of no-confidence against the Speaker McKeeva Bush.
The General election in the Cayman Islands will now be held on April 14th instead of May 26th. This is confirmed in a statement issued by the Governor’s Office this afternoon.
Last week the Elections Office published the Revised Register of Electors, revealing that 23,647 people were eligible to vote in the upcoming 26th May election.
Career civil servant and former Director of Hazard Management Cayman Islands (“Hazard Management”), McCleary Frederick has announced that he will be running for the constituency of East End in the upcoming May Election.
Pearlina McGaw-Lumsden announced today that she will be a candidate in the upcoming Cayman Islands General Election on 26 May 2021. Mrs. McGaw-Lumsden is running as an independent candidate in the constituency of George Town West.
The revised list contains 23,647 voters which represents an overall increase of 2,421 or 11.4% over the list used for the April 2017 General Election. In comparison to the 1 January 2021 Official list of Electors, a total of 1,406 new voters were added.