US EditionNo party wins majority in Cayman Islands election
- The Cayman Islands held a general election on Wednesday in which no party won a majority of the 19 elected parliamentary seats.
- The election followed the creation of two new parties and the participation of several independents competing against the longstanding People's Progressive Movement.
- The People's Progressive Movement secured the highest number of seats with seven but fell short of the ten needed for a majority. Both the Cayman Islands National Party and the Caymanian Community Party each gained four seats, while three independents also won spots in Parliament.
- A government statement announced that André Ebanks will lead a coalition government of the two new parties and three independents, pledging to address the territory’s cost of living crisis.
- This outcome ended decades of single-party dominance and suggests a period of coalition governance aimed at financial stability and responding to voters’ recent referendum decisions.
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Coast ReporterCayman Islands will be led by a new coalition government after a close election race
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — The Cayman Islands will be led by a new coalition government after no single party clinched a majority following a general election this week.
No party wins a majority in elections in the Cayman Islands
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Political parties in the Cayman Islands rushed to form coalitions Thursday after neither party won a majority after a hard-fought general election. The Progressive People's Movement won seven seats in Parliament, the most of any party, but fell three short of a majority, according to preliminary results. Meanwhile, two newly formed parties—the Cayman Islands National Party, founded by a former Ernst & Young manager, …
Cayman Islands Election: Uncertainty as No Party Wins Majority
No party wins majority in Cayman Islands general election The Cayman Islands’ political parties are forming coalitions after no single party won a majority in the general election. The People’s Progressive Movement won seven seats, while the Cayman Islands National Party and the Caymanian Community Party each won four seats. Three independent candidates also won […]
PPM wins most seats but fails to secure a majority - Cayman Islands Headline News
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