Irrespective of which party or group or coalition forms the government after the intriguing April 14, 2021 election, the society owes a debt of gratitude to those who contested.
Early this morning, the 10 Independent candidates elected following yesterday's General Election (noted further below) met and agreed the following:
There will be several new faces in the Cayman Islands Parliament following Wednesday’s general election.
Preliminary statistics are suggesting that the overall voter turnout for today general election was slightly less than in 2017.
A steady stream of voters have come forward to cast their ballots in the 2021 General Election at polling stations across the Cayman Islands this morning, Wednesday, 14 April.
Voters in the Cayman Islands are going to the polls today to elect a new government.
The Cayman Islands have a long and proud history of democratic elections. The first meeting to discuss our islands’ legislative future took place at Pedro’s Castle in the 1830s. Today we have a modern, vibrant democracy with a well deserved reputation for organising free and fair elections.
Public health officials report that 123 persons received the COVID-19 vaccine at a special vaccination drive for those aged 16 to 24 years old on Friday 9 April 2021.
Ms. Lyneth Monteith has been appointed as the Deputy Chief Officer with responsibility for Education Policy and Planning, within the Ministry of Education, Youth, Sports, Agriculture & Lands (MEYSAL).