St. Michael Central |
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George Lamming Primary School, St. Michael, Barbados
Photo by Neil Gittens/CE |
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BACKGROUND |
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The constituency of St. Michael Central was created and first contested in 1981. |
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Year of creation |
1981 |
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Polling Divisions |
9 |
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Registered Electors (2013) |
6,803 |
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Voter Turnout (2013) |
61.99% |
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Incumbent |
Steven BLACKETT (DLP) |
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Candidate |
Party |
Votes |
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BLACKETT, S.  |
DLP |
2,117 |
50.46% |
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HOLDER, A. |
BLP |
2,078 |
49.54% |
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Candidate |
Party |
Total Votes |
% votes |
STEVEN D. BLACKETT  |
DLP |
2,117 |
50.46% |
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Arthur E. Holder |
BLP |
2,078 |
49.54% |
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Candidate |
Party |
Total Votes |
% votes |
STEVEN D. BLACKETT  |
DLP |
2,289 |
54.01% |
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Rudy W. Grant |
BLP |
1,880 |
44.36% |
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David A. Comissiong |
PEP |
69 |
1.63% |
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Candidate |
Party |
Total Votes |
% votes |
ISHMAEL A. ROETT  |
BLP |
2,062 |
51.58% |
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Steven D. Blackett |
DLP |
1,936 |
48.42% |
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Candidate |
Party |
Total Votes |
% votes |
ISHMAEL ROETT  |
BLP |
2,436 |
64.14% |
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Christopher P. Sinckler |
DLP |
1,362 |
35.86% |
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Candidate |
Party |
Total Votes |
% votes |
ISHHAEL A. ROETT  |
BLP |
1,560 |
42.63% |
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Peter A. Barrow |
NDP |
491 |
13.42% |
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Demora E. Kirton |
IND |
68 |
1.86% |
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Christopher P. Sinckler |
DLP |
1,540 |
42.09% |
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Candidate |
Party |
Total Votes |
% votes |
CARDINAL L. TROTMAN  |
DLP |
1,961 |
53.19% |
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Aaron Truss |
BLP |
1,577 |
42.77% |
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William W. Skinner |
NDP |
149 |
4.04% |
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Candidate |
Party |
Total Votes |
% votes |
CARDINAL L. TROTMAN  |
DLP |
2,520 |
56.88% |
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Aaron Truss |
BLP |
1,910 |
43.12% |
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Candidate |
Party |
Total Votes |
% votes |
AARON TRUSS  |
BLP |
2,130 |
52.04% |
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Cardinal L. Trotman |
DLP |
1,899 |
46.40% |
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Christopher Hackett |
IND |
64 |
1.56% |
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Polling Division |
Areas |
MA1 |
Church of The Nazarene, Bank Hall |
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MA2 |
Abundant Life Assembly |
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MA3 |
New Testament Church of God, Tudor Bridge |
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MB1 |
Abundant Life Assembly |
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MC1 |
George Lamming Primary School |
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MC2 |
Combermere School |
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MC3 |
Combermere School |
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MD1 |
Combermere School |
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MD2 |
George Lamming Primary School |
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CONSTITUENCY BOUNDARIES |
From the junction of Eagle Hall and Bank Hall Cross Road with Tudor Bridge, along the middle of Tudor Bridge to its junction with Accommodation Road; thence in a south easterly, then easterly and south easterly direction along the middle of Accommodation Road to its junction with 2nd Avenue Promenade Road; thence in a south westerly direction along the middle of 2nd Avenue Promenade Road to its junction with Military Road; thence in a south easterly direction along the middle of Military Road to its junction with Highway 2 (Bank Hall Main Road); thence in a north easterly direction along the middle of Highway 2 to its junction with Waterford Cross Road; thence in an easterly direction along the middle of Waterford Cross Road to its junction with Highway 3 (the Hindsbury-Waterford Road); thence in a straight line drawn in the direction of the junction of Highway 4 (the Bridgetown-Bulkeley Road) with the Belle Road to the point at which that straight line is crossed by the watercourse running between the Belle Pumping Station in a south easterly direction between Flint Hall and Licorish Village to a point east of Welches Service Station on Highway 4; thence in a westerly direction along the middle of Highway 4 to its junction with Bridge Road; thence along the middle of Bridge Road to its junction with Bank Hall Cross Road; thence in a north westerly to westerly direction along the middle of Bank Hall Cross Road to its junction with Eagle Hall and Tudor Bridge (the starting point). |
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Key |
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Bajan Free Party |
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NDP = National Democratic Party |
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United Progressive Party |
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Barbados Integrity Movement |
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People's Democratic Congress |
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WPB = Workers Party of Barbados |
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Barbados
Labour Party |
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PEP = People's Empowerment Party |
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Independent Candidate |
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Democratic
Labour Party |
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PPA = People's Political Alliance |
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*incumbent |
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Kingdom Government of Barbados |
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Solutions Barbados |
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** Political Leader |
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Sources |
Barbados Electoral and Boundaries Commission |
Bajan Free Party (2018). Retrieved from https://www.facebook.com/Bajan-Free-Party-BFP-HonAlex-MitchellEl-1767331239973521/ |
Barbados Integrity Movement (2018). Retrieved from https://www.facebook.com/barbdaosintegritymovement/?ref=py_c |
Barbados Labour Party. (2018). Retrieved from https://www.blp.org.bb/ |
Coalition of United Party. (2018) Retrieved from https://www.facebook.com/alexmitchell.el/ |
Democratic Labour Party. (2018). Retrieved from http://dlpbarbados.org/site/ |
Solutions Barbados. (2018). Retrieved from https://solutionsbarbados.com/ |
United Progressive Party. (2018). Retrieved from https://uppbarbados.org/ |
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