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As it happened: André Ebanks sworn in as premier after Parliament...

Government to be sworn in today, with Miller nominated as speaker

The Commonwealth Parliamentary Association team fields questions on their mission to observe the general election. - Photo: Raymond Hainey

Election candidate rules ‘arguably unreasonable’, observers say

Ebanks unveils roadmap at rally – and signals group’s new name

Domestic election observers: No ‘systematic’ vote buying

Cayman voters queue on Election Day.

Cayman’s voter turnout is among the world’s highest

Scott retains major role in CINP as Rutty leads parliamentary party

PPM’s Hew calls new coalition government ‘marriage of convenience’

women winners

Caymanian women make historic election gains

Lawyers welcome ganja decriminalisation vote result

André Ebanks flanked by the three other elected members of The Caymanian Community Party, four from the Cayman Islands National Party, and independents Rolston Anglin, Isaac Rankine, and Jay Ebanks. - Photo: Submitted

Coalition government forms with André Ebanks to be premier

Six new faces for Parliament

Five winning candidates failed to get a majority of votes

McKeeva Bush

McKeeva Bush sets sights on new opponent: single-member constituencies

Independents will be kingmakers after inconclusive election result

Election 2025: Cayman’s elected representatives by district

tender boats and two cruise ships

Cruise ship piers sunk but voters take chance on lottery, cannabis...

Julie Hunter defeated her cousin McKeeva Bush in West Bay West by just 19 votes. - Photo: Simon Boxall

Julie Hunter topples McKeeva Bush in West Bay West

Election night as it happened

In photos: Scenes from Election day in Cayman

observers

International observers visit polling stations

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Elections Office reports ‘multiple issues with signage’

The dos and don’ts on Election Day

Does the weather affect voter turnout on Election Day?

Voters to decide on cruise berthing, national lottery and cannabis decriminalisation

TCCP supporters show their appreciation at a rally Monday night. -Photo: Taneos Ramsay

Parties make final pitch to voters in campaign rallies

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Cayman seems headed for coalition government with election too close to...

Cruise project would cost more than $300 million. Who pays?

Manifesto watch: Education reform and TVET major party priorities

Campaigners for a change have long argued that the current approach of criminalising cannabis users is not working,

Support for yes vote on cannabis, but some urge caution

Big interview: There is hope for Cayman, says TCCP leader André...

Manifesto Watch: Reforming immigration amid an ever-growing population

Mobile polling location changed for Cayman Brac and Little Cayman

Big Interview: CINP’s Scott advocates a business approach to fixing political...

Manifesto watch: Will cost of living concerns decide the 2025 election?

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Manifesto watch: Candidates promise to fix housing but differ on detail

Commonwealth Parliamentary Association election observers, observation

Election observer team chief denies group lacks bite

Joey Hew faces questions from CompassTV chief political correspondent Tammi Sulliman.

Big interview: Hew says mix of veterans and newcomers key to...

Opinion: 10 ready-made policies for the next government

Manifesto watch: Parties promise public transport, but who can deliver?

Roy McTaggart of the PPM

PPM fights back on finances and immigration

Could a national lottery fund Cayman’s future Olympians?

CCMI says the impact of a cruise berth on Cayman's marine environment required careful consideration

CCMI says not enough info available on cruise referendum

People who deface or damage political posters risk being arrested for criminal damage, warned the Elections Office today.

Damage to political posters is a criminal offence, vandals warned

Party leaders reject calls to legalise abortion

Opposition rivals unite against PPM in fiery leadership debate

Election 2025: Party Leaders Debate as it happened

George Town East candidates Oscar Bodden (IND), Emily 'Em' DeCou (TCCP), Vassel 'Bud' Johnson (CINP), and Roy McTaggart (PPM)

George Town East candidates debate flooding, erosion, finances

Cayman's domestic election observers have been formally appointed. From left, Marc Thomas, Christen Suckoo, Brittany MacVicar, Deputy Governor Franz Manderson, Deborah Ebanks, Governor Jane Owen, Nelva Ebanks, Jessica Anderson, and Abraham Mathew. - Photo: Supplied

Election and referendum local observers appointed

George Town West hopefuls debate jobs, prison reform and school lunches

PPM and Lonny Tibbetts

PPM endorses independent candidate Lonny Tibbetts

PPM launches ‘something for everyone’ manifesto at packed event

George Town South contenders debate jobs, government finances

Candidates for George Town Central Anthony 'Anttie' Ramoon (TCCP), Carmen McField (CINP) and Kenneth Bryan (PPM).

Housing, cost of living top issues in George Town Central forum

George Town North candidates debate landfill, education reform

Ballot boxes that will be used in the election.

Vote-buying reports prompt advisory from Elections Office

Candidates for West Bay South André Ebanks (TCCP) and Sterling Dwayne Ebanks (IND).

Cost of living, housing top of mind in West Bay South...

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Record number of voters registered for general election

Candidate calls for mobile voting for Sister Islands electors in Grand...

McKeeva Bush a no-show at West Bay West candidates’ forum

Key takeaways from West Bay North candidates’ debate

Key takeaways from West Bay Central candidates’ forum

Candidates for Cayman Brac West and Little Cayman from left to right: Nickolas DaCosta (CINP) and Lonny Tibbetts (IND)

Key takeaways from Cayman Brac West and Little Cayman candidates’ forum

Opinion: 2025 is the voters’ opportunity

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23 election candidates won’t be able to vote for themselves

Cayman Brac East candidates L-R: Layman 'Dan' Scott (CINP), Juliana O’Connor-Connolly* (PPM), Ruth Ann Bodden (IND), Maxine McCoy-Moore (IND), James Albert Christian (IND). O’Connor-Connolly and McCoy-Moore were not present for the candidates' forum. * incumbent

Key takeaways for Cayman Brac East candidates’ forum

deputy supervisor of elections

Brac’s Chevala Burke appointed as deputy supervisor of elections

Bodden Town West candidates Haymond Rankin (CINP), Osbourne Bodden (TCCP) and Christopher Saunders (IND)

Key takeaways from Bodden Town West candidates’ forum

Cayman Islands National Party

Cayman Islands National Party holds first rally

Bodden Town East candidates Robert Bodden and Dwayne Seymour

Key takeaways from Bodden Town East candidates’ forum

Osbourne Bodden remains in election race despite questions over nomination

Red Bay candidates

Key takeaways from Red Bay candidates’ forum

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