Holness says new government secured by yesterday’s election presents an opportunity for renewal

Jamaica Labour Party Leader, Dr. Andrew Holness has noted that the new government secured by yesterday’s election presents an opportunity for renewal.

Dr. Holness, while expressing appreciation to the electorate for the victory, acknowledged that there is more work to be done.

At the end of the election, the JLP won 34 seats over the People’s National Party’s 29.

Dr. Holness said this third term in government means putting in the work to meet the needs of constituents.

He noted that a government performing on merit is seemingly a threat to democracy.

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JLP secures third term in closely contested General Election, official recount begins

Jamaica Labour Party Leader, Dr. Andrew Holness has noted that the new government secured by yesterday’s election presents an opportunity for renewal.

Dr. Holness, while expressing appreciation to the electorate for the victory, acknowledged that there is more work to be done.

At the end of the election, the JLP won 34 seats over the People’s National Party’s 29.

Dr. Holness said this third term in government means putting in the work to meet the needs of constituents.

He noted that a government performing on merit is seemingly a threat to democracy.

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EOJ reports that the voter turn out at 3PM in today’s general election was 30.41%

Jamaica Labour Party Leader, Dr. Andrew Holness has noted that the new government secured by yesterday’s election presents an opportunity for renewal.

Dr. Holness, while expressing appreciation to the electorate for the victory, acknowledged that there is more work to be done.

At the end of the election, the JLP won 34 seats over the People’s National Party’s 29.

Dr. Holness said this third term in government means putting in the work to meet the needs of constituents.

He noted that a government performing on merit is seemingly a threat to democracy.

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Country’s 2 main political parties say they are ready for today’s election

Jamaica Labour Party Leader, Dr. Andrew Holness has noted that the new government secured by yesterday’s election presents an opportunity for renewal.

Dr. Holness, while expressing appreciation to the electorate for the victory, acknowledged that there is more work to be done.

At the end of the election, the JLP won 34 seats over the People’s National Party’s 29.

Dr. Holness said this third term in government means putting in the work to meet the needs of constituents.

He noted that a government performing on merit is seemingly a threat to democracy.

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Observe group CAFFE says its involvement in elections helps maintain integrity of the process

Jamaica Labour Party Leader, Dr. Andrew Holness has noted that the new government secured by yesterday’s election presents an opportunity for renewal.

Dr. Holness, while expressing appreciation to the electorate for the victory, acknowledged that there is more work to be done.

At the end of the election, the JLP won 34 seats over the People’s National Party’s 29.

Dr. Holness said this third term in government means putting in the work to meet the needs of constituents.

He noted that a government performing on merit is seemingly a threat to democracy.

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Jamaica Umbrella Groups of Churches demand clarification from Daryl Vaz on rum ritual on school buses

Jamaica Labour Party Leader, Dr. Andrew Holness has noted that the new government secured by yesterday’s election presents an opportunity for renewal.

Dr. Holness, while expressing appreciation to the electorate for the victory, acknowledged that there is more work to be done.

At the end of the election, the JLP won 34 seats over the People’s National Party’s 29.

Dr. Holness said this third term in government means putting in the work to meet the needs of constituents.

He noted that a government performing on merit is seemingly a threat to democracy.

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EOJ says all systems are ready for tomorrow’s general election and local government by-elections

Jamaica Labour Party Leader, Dr. Andrew Holness has noted that the new government secured by yesterday’s election presents an opportunity for renewal.

Dr. Holness, while expressing appreciation to the electorate for the victory, acknowledged that there is more work to be done.

At the end of the election, the JLP won 34 seats over the People’s National Party’s 29.

Dr. Holness said this third term in government means putting in the work to meet the needs of constituents.

He noted that a government performing on merit is seemingly a threat to democracy.

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CAFFE to deploy 600 representatives to monitor activities during tomorrow’s elections

Jamaica Labour Party Leader, Dr. Andrew Holness has noted that the new government secured by yesterday’s election presents an opportunity for renewal.

Dr. Holness, while expressing appreciation to the electorate for the victory, acknowledged that there is more work to be done.

At the end of the election, the JLP won 34 seats over the People’s National Party’s 29.

Dr. Holness said this third term in government means putting in the work to meet the needs of constituents.

He noted that a government performing on merit is seemingly a threat to democracy.

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EOJ: 57% turn out for special services voting

Jamaica Labour Party Leader, Dr. Andrew Holness has noted that the new government secured by yesterday’s election presents an opportunity for renewal.

Dr. Holness, while expressing appreciation to the electorate for the victory, acknowledged that there is more work to be done.

At the end of the election, the JLP won 34 seats over the People’s National Party’s 29.

Dr. Holness said this third term in government means putting in the work to meet the needs of constituents.

He noted that a government performing on merit is seemingly a threat to democracy.

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St Ann wins overall best performance prize at Jamaica Library Service National Reading Competition

Jamaica Labour Party Leader, Dr. Andrew Holness has noted that the new government secured by yesterday’s election presents an opportunity for renewal.

Dr. Holness, while expressing appreciation to the electorate for the victory, acknowledged that there is more work to be done.

At the end of the election, the JLP won 34 seats over the People’s National Party’s 29.

Dr. Holness said this third term in government means putting in the work to meet the needs of constituents.

He noted that a government performing on merit is seemingly a threat to democracy.

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