Bermuda General election 2020 OBA PLP Candidate List

Bermuda General election Dates 2020

Bermuda General election Date: 1 October 2020

Bermuda General Election 2017 OBA and PLP candidate Lists have been declared.

Also Read: Bermuda General election results 2017 live Voting Details and Results

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Bermuda OBA / PLP Candidate Lists 2020

Candidates						Incumbent
PLP		OBA		FDM
	Renee Ming		James Perry				Renee Ming
	Kim Swan		Thomas Harvey		Dwain Smith		Kim Swan
	Lovitta Foggo		Antoine Cannonier				Lovitta Foggo
	Tinée Furbert		Kimberlee Pitcher				Tinée Furbert
Candidates						Incumbent
PLP		OBA		FDM
	Derrick Burgess		Elizabeth Harvey		Desmond Crockwell		Derrick Burgess
	Wayne Furbert		Simone Barton				Wayne Furbert
	Anthony Richardson		Robin Tucker		Cheryl Packwood		Sylvan Richards Jr.
Candidates				Incumbent
PLP		OBA
	Owen Darrell		Cole Simons		N. Cole Simons
	Vance Campbell		Vic Ball		Vacant
	Ernest Peets Jr		Michael Dunkley		Michael Dunkley
Candidates								Incumbent
PLP		OBA		FDM		Independent
	Thomas Christopher Famous		Patricia Gordon-Pamplin						Christopher Famous
	Lindsay Kathleen Simmons		Craig Cannonier		Patrice Minors		Marilyn Louise Steede		Craig Cannonier
	Diallo Rabain		Charles Francis Batson Swan		Leighsa Darrell-Augustus				Diallo Rabain
	Wayne Caines		Catherine Kempe						Wayne Caines
Candidates						Incumbent
PLP		OBA		FDM
	Walter Henri Roban		Scott Stewart				Walter Roban
	Michael Weeks						Michael Weeks
	Jason Hayward						Jason Hayward
	Edward David Burt		Nick Kempe		Enda Matthie		Edward David Burt
	Jache Adams		Marcus Jones		Leyoni Junos		Jeanne Atherden
	Davida Marie Morris		Susan Jackson				Susan Jackson
	Curtis Dickinson				Gavin Smith		Rolfe Commissiong
Candidates				Incumbent
PLP		OBA
	Curtis Peadel Richardson		Scott Pearman		Scott Pearman
	Arianna Jasmin Leigha Hodgson		Jarion Richardson		Patricia Gordon Pamplin
Candidates								Incumbent
PLP		OBA		FDM		Independent
	W. Lawrence Scott		Tarik Smith						Lawrence Scott
	Ianthia Simmons-Wade		Jon Leslie Brunson						Curtis Dickinson
	Neville Tyrrell								Neville Tyrrell
	David Arnold Burch		Douglas Seraphim James DeCouto		Collingwood Robinson		Antoine Raynor		David Burch
							Maria Antoinette Seaman
	Dennis James Ryan Lister		Dwayne Vernell Robinson						Dennis Lister III
Candidates						Incumbent
PLP		OBA		FDM
	Zane DeSilva		DaQuan Jahki Lamel Scott				Zane De Silva
	Jason Russell Weathered Wade		Leah Kimberly Scott				Leah Scott
	Crystal Camille Caesar		Benjamin Anthony Smith		*		Ben Smith
	Scott Arthur Simmons		Karen Louise Magnum		Christopher Paul Gauntlett		Scott Simmons
Candidates								Incumbent
PLP		OBA		FDM		Independent
	Jamahl Simmons				Christina Eliot Storey				Jamahl Simmons
	Kim N. Wilson		Nicky Gurret		Clarence E. Dean				Kim Wilson
	Dennis Patrick Lister		Michael Cann		Tiana Pamela Butterfield Saltus				Dennis Lister
	Kathy Lynn Simmons		Jefferson Colby Sousa		Marc Allan Bean				Michael Scott

 

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Bermuda General Election 2020 Details

General elections will be held in Bermuda on 1 October 2020  to elect all 36 members to the House of Assembly.

Head of State	Inherited monarchy with a Governor appointed by the Briish Monarch
Head of Government	Premier appointed by Governor
Structure of Parliament	Bicameral Parliament consisting of the Senate with 11 seats and the House of Assembly with 36 seats.
Electoral Law	Bermuda Constituitional Order
Constituencies	36 single-member constituencies
Voting System	In the Senate 11 members are appointed to serve 5-year terms. In the House of Assembly 36 members are elected by popular vote to serve 5-year terms. Members of the Senate are appointed by the governor, the premier and members of the opposition parties.
Term of Office	5 years
Voter Requirements	– age: 18 years
Candidate Eligibility and Requirements	Qualification & Disqualification under Sections 29&30 of the Bermuda Constituitional Order 1968.
Electoral Authority	Parliamentary Registry Office (PRO)
Last Elections	17 Dec 2012
Next Elections	18 July 2017

Bermuda General election Results Live 2017

Area: 53 sq km (20.6 sq miles)| Population: 63,800 (UN, 2009)
Capital City: Hamilton

Electoral system of Bermuda

Under section 49(2) of the Bermuda Constitution Order 1968, the Parliament of Bermuda must be dissolved by the Governor five years after its first meeting following the last election (unless the Premier advises the Governor to dissolve parliament sooner). Under section 51(1) of the Constitution, a general election must be held no later than three months after a dissolution. The first meeting of the current parliament took place on 8 February 2013, meaning parliament would have needed to be dissolved before midnight on 7 February 2018 for an election to take place before 7 May 2018.

However, after the ruling One Bermuda Alliance lost its majority in the House of Assembly with the resignation of two MPs to sit as independents, the opposition Progressive Labour Party proposed a vote of no-confidence which was scheduled for 9 June 2017. However, Premier Michael Dunkley pre-empted the vote on 8 June 2017 by asking the Governor to dissolve the House and call an election for 18 July 2017

 

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Party	Political Leader
Progressive Labour Party or PLP	David BURT
One Bermuda Alliance or OBA	Michael DUNKLEY

 

 

Bermuda General election Results 2012

Party	Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
One Bermuda Alliance	15949	51.68	4.34	19	5
Progressive Labour Party	14218	46.07	–6.38	17	–5
Independents	685	2.25	2.04	0	0
Invalid/blank votes	174	–	–	–	–
Total	31026	100	–	36	0
Registered voters/turnout	43652	71.08	–	–	–

sources: wikipedia.org, caribbeanelections.com