2005 Caymanian general election|
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15 seats in the Legislative Assembly
8 seats needed for a majority |
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This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below. |
General elections were held in the Cayman Islands on 11 May 2005.[1]
They were won by the People's Progressive Movement, which took 10 of the 15 seats in the Legislative Assembly. Following the elections, Kurt Tibbetts was re-elected as the Leader of Government Business.
Results
By district
| District |
Candidate |
Party |
Votes |
%
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| Bodden Town |
Anthony Eden |
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People's Progressive Movement |
1,623 |
73.17
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| Charles Clifford |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
1,186 |
53.47
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| Osbourne Bodden |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
1,140 |
51.40
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| Mark Scotland |
|
United Democratic Party |
908 |
40.94
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| Roy Bodden |
|
United Democratic Party |
721 |
32.51
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| Gilbert McLean |
|
United Democratic Party |
557 |
25.11
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| Mary J. Lawrence |
|
Independent |
221 |
9.96
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| Sandra Catron |
|
Independent |
131 |
5.91
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| Cayman Brac and Little Cayman |
Julianna O'Connor-Connolly |
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United Democratic Party |
423 |
55.73
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| Moses Ian Kirkconnell |
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Independent |
380 |
50.07
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| Lyndon Leathon Martin |
|
United Democratic Party |
286 |
37.68
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| Audley U. Scott |
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Independent |
137 |
18.05
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| Cantrell Scott |
|
Independent |
61 |
8.04
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| Kelly Thompson |
|
Independent |
57 |
7.51
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| Maxine Avon Moore-McCoy |
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Independent |
32 |
4.22
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| East End |
Arden McLean |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
344 |
64.66
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| John Bonwell McLean Sr. |
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Independent |
188 |
35.34
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| George Town |
Kurt Tibbetts |
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People's Progressive Movement |
2,529 |
69.25
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| Alden McLaughlin |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
2,328 |
63.75
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| Lucille Dell Seymour |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
2,125 |
58.19
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| Alfonso Wright |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
1,646 |
45.07
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| Dr. Frank Swarre McField |
|
United Democratic Party |
875 |
23.96
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| Linford Ainsworth Pierson |
|
People's Democratic Alliance |
848 |
23.22
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| Beulah McField |
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United Democratic Party |
700 |
19.17
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| Lloyd Austin Samson |
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United Democratic Party |
659 |
18.04
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| Ellio Solomon |
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Independent |
613 |
16.79
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| Berna Thompson Cummins |
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People's Democratic Alliance |
589 |
16.13
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| John Henry Ebanks |
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United Democratic Party |
567 |
15.53
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| Gary Rankin |
|
People's Democratic Alliance |
401 |
10.98
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| Steve Blair |
|
People's Democratic Alliance |
295 |
8.08
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| North Side |
Edna Moyle |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
278 |
56.39
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| Alex E Johnson |
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United Democratic Party |
152 |
30.83
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| Bo Miller |
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Independent |
63 |
12.78
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| West Bay |
McKeeva Bush |
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United Democratic Party |
1,699 |
63.49
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| Rolston Anglin |
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United Democratic Party |
1,404 |
52.47
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| Cline Glidden |
|
United Democratic Party |
1,296 |
48.43
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| Eugene Ebanks |
|
United Democratic Party |
1,240 |
46.34
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| Leonard N. Ebanks |
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West Bay Alliance |
1,012 |
37.82
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| Bernie A. Bush |
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Independent |
964 |
36.02
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| Mario E Ebanks |
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West Bay Alliance |
940 |
35.13
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| Dalkeith E. Bothwell |
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West Bay Alliance |
757 |
28.29
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| Thomas Jefferson |
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West Bay Alliance |
740 |
27.65
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| John Jefferson Jr. |
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Independent |
152 |
5.68
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| John Jefferson Sr. |
|
Independent |
82 |
3.06
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| Cadian Ebanks |
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Independent |
58 |
2.17
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