2021 Turks and Caicos Islands general election
General elections were held in the Turks and Caicos Islands on 19 February 2021 to elect members of the House of Assembly .[ 1] The result was a landslide victory for the Progressive National Party , which won 14 of the 15 seats in the House.
Electoral system
At the time of the election, the House of Assembly has 21 members : 15 elected members, four appointed members and two ex officio members.
The 15 elected members were elected by two methods; ten were elected from single-member constituencies, with five elected on an at-large basis, with voters able to vote for up to five candidates at the national level.[ 2]
The four appointed members include one nominated by the Premier, one nominated by the Leader of the Opposition and two members appointed by the Governor .[ 3] In addition, the Attorney General and the Speaker are ex officio members.
Results
Party District At-large Total seats +/– Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Progressive National Party 3,572 55.29 9 17,111 56.34 5 14 +9 People's Democratic Movement 2,888 44.71 1 12,082 39.78 0 1 –9 Progressive Democratic Alliance 89 0.29 0 0 0 Independents 1,090 3.59 0 0 0 Nominated members 4 0 Ex officio members2 0 Total 6,460 100.00 10 30,372 100.00 5 21 0 Valid votes 6,460 100.00 Invalid/blank votes 0 0.00 Total votes 6,460 100.00 Registered voters/turnout 8,581 75.28 Source: Elections Department , gov.tc
By constituency
Constituency
Candidate
Party
Votes
1
Grand Turk North
Otis Chuck Morris
Progressive National Party
362
Temard Rudardo Butterfield
People's Democratic Movement
239
2
Grand Turk South and Saltcay
Edwin Astwood
People's Democratic Movement
414
Leshun Sebastian Missick
Progressive National Party
297
3
South Caicos
John Jamael Malcolm
Progressive National Party
190
Patrease Thomas
People's Democratic Movement
109
4
Middle and North Caicos
Arlington Alexander Musgrove
Progressive National Party
293
Ralph Lewis Higgs
People's Democratic Movement
220
5
Leeward (Providenciales)
Akierra Missick
Progressive National Party
460
Gertrude Forbes
People's Democratic Movement
249
6
The Bight (Providenciales)
Matthew Timothy Stubbs
Progressive National Party
367
Audric Skippings
People's Democratic Movement
299
7
Cheshire Hall and Richmond Hill (Providenciales)
Samuel Ernest Been
Progressive National Party
487
Douglas Parnell
People's Democratic Movement
411
8
Blue Hills (Providenciales)
Randy Dexter Howell
Progressive National Party
333
Goldray Ewing
People's Democratic Movement
318
9
Five Cays (Providenciales)
Rachel Marshall Taylor
Progressive National Party
510
Sean Rickard Astwood
People's Democratic Movement
369
10
Wheeland (Providenciales)
Kyle Knowles
Progressive National Party
273
Vaden Delroy Williams
People's Democratic Movement
270
All Island District5 elected at-large
Washington Misick
Progressive National Party
3,594
Erwin Jay Saunders
Progressive National Party
3,478
Josephine Connolly
Progressive National Party
3,464
Jamell Rayan Robionson
Progressive National Party
3,418
Shaun David Malcolm
Progressive National Party
3,151
Robert A. Been
People's Democratic Movement
2,572
Karen Evadne Malcolm
People's Democratic Movement
2,491
Sharlene Cartwright-Robinson
People's Democratic Movement
2,470
Derek Hugh Taylor
People's Democratic Movement
2,352
Maxovonno Thomas
People's Democratic Movement
2,242
Jacqueline Almartha Lightbourne
Independent
300
Courtney Mancur Missick
Independent
280
George Lightbourne
Independent
162
Lekensay K.D. Missick
Independent
107
Winston McLaughlin
Progressive Democratic Alliance
89
Jermain Richardson Fulford
Independent
85
Alicia Kaye Swann
Independent
81
Lucky Shemock Forbes
Independent
75
Source: Elections Department , RTC
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