Topic: 2025 Chamber of Commerce candidate forum
Party leaders reject calls to legalise abortion
Legalising abortion or changing the definition of marriage to include same-sex couples are unlikely to be on the agenda of the next government – whoever wins this month’s general election.
George Town East candidates debate flooding, erosion, finances
In the final Chamber of Commerce constituency debate before the election on 30 April, it was the turn of the candidates for George Town East.
George Town West hopefuls debate jobs, prison reform and school lunches
It was the turn of George Town West candidates to go head-to-head on Monday evening in a debate held between three of the four challenging candidates.
George Town South contenders debate jobs, government finances
Among the top issues for the three candidates were the rising cost of living, Cayman's education needs, the state of government finances and the absence of effective immigration controls.
Housing, cost of living top issues in George Town Central forum
All three candidates agreed that the high cost of living, housing and healthcare, better education, as well as the need to boost the economy while keeping immigration down to sustainable levels were major matters the next government would have to address.
Cost of living, housing top of mind in West Bay South forum
West Bay South incumbent André Ebanks and challenger Sterling Dwayne Ebanks faced off during the Chamber of Commerce candidates' forum.
McKeeva Bush a no-show at West Bay West candidates’ forum
The 13th candidate forum, hosted by the Chamber of Commerce, was a solo affair on Monday, with only Julie Hunter attending for West Bay West.
Key takeaways from West Bay North candidates’ debate
The latest in the Chamber of Commerce's candidate forums, held on Friday, 28 March, pitted three first-time nominees - Shakeina Bush, Jermaine Ebanks-Hurlston and Jordan Rivers - and one veteran - Rolston Anglin - against one another as they tackled questions about their district and the country as a whole.
Key takeaways for Cayman Brac East candidates’ forum
Premier Juliana O'Connor-Connolly and independent candidate Maxine McCoy-Moore were no shows at the Cayman Brac East candidate forum.
Key takeaways from Bodden Town West candidates’ forum
The three-way contest for Bodden Town West turned into a contrast between the old and the new, with Chris Saunders defending his seat against challenger Haymond Rankin and former minister Osbourne Bodden.
Key takeaways from Bodden Town East candidates’ forum
The seventh forum in the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce's candidate series took place on Friday night, spotlighting the Bodden Town East constituency.
Key takeaways from Red Bay candidates’ forum
The sixth candidate forum, hosted by the Chamber of Commerce, commenced with five political hopefuls vying for the Red Bay constituency seat.
Key takeaways from Newlands candidates’ forum
The first showdown between Wayne Panton, Alva Suckoo and Raul Gonzalez Jr. was closely watched by the voting population in Newlands.
Key takeaways from Savannah candidates’ forum
Incumbent MP Heather Bodden went head-to-head with veteran broadcaster Donna Bush on Tuesday night, as both candidates made their pitch to constituents for the Savannah seat.
Key takeaways from Prospect candidates’ forum
The three main parties in Cayman took centre stage in Prospect on Monday night for the Chamber of Commerce candidate debates.
Key takeaways from North Side candidates’ forum
Justin Ebanks emphasized his collective approach while Jay Ebanks drew attention to his track record of delivering results for North Side.
Key takeaways from East End candidates’ forum
The first in a series of candidate forums hosted by the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce kicked off on Thursday evening and it was the five candidates — three independents, one CINP and one PPM — vying for the East End constituency who were up first.
