List: PLP’s 36 Candidates For General Election
The Bermuda Progressive Labour Party [PLP] have released their 36 candidates for the upcoming election on October 1st, and have already won three seats.
There are three seats with only one candidate, all a PLP candidate, who is the incumbent: Constituency #17 Pembroke Central which is held by Jason Hayward, Constituency #16 Pembroke East Central which is held by Michael Weeks, and Constituency #26 Warwick South Central which is held by Neville Tyrrell.
A PLP spokesperson said, “Today the Bermuda Progressive Labour Party was proud to nominate our 36 candidates for the upcoming election on October 1.
“Led by the Hon. Premier, E. David Burt, our candidates submitted their nomination forms, and look forward to October 1 when they will stand for election to Bermuda’s House of Assembly.
“Our diverse team includes a record number of women and Bermudians from all walks of life. We have accountants, lawyers and finance professionals. We have trade unionists and trades people. We have healthcare professionals and educators. We have entrepreneurs and social workers. We have a diverse team of professionals ready, willing and able to serve.
“Our full list of candidates is as follows [list provided by the PLP]-
- Constituency 1, St. George’s North – Renee Ming
- Constituency 2, St. George’s West – Kim Swan
- Constituency 3, St. David’s – Lovitta Foggo
- Constituency 4, St. George’s South – Tinee Furbert
- Constituency 5, Hamilton East – Derrick Burgess
- Constituency 6, Hamilton West – Wayne Furbert
- Constituency 7, Hamilton South – Anthony Richardson
- Constituency 8, Smith’s South – Owen Darrell
- Constituency 9, Smith’s West – Vance Campbell
- Constituency 10, Smith’s North – Dr. Ernest Peets
- Constituency 11, Devonshire East – Christopher Famous
- Constituency 12, Devonshire South Central – Lindsay Simmons
- Constituency 13, Devonshire North Central – Diallo Rabain
- Constituency 14, Devonshire North West – Wayne Caines
- Constituency 15, Pembroke East – Walter Roban
- Constituency 16, Pembroke East Central – Michael Weeks
- Constituency 17, Pembroke Central – Jason Hayward
- Constituency 18, Pembroke West Central – David Burt
- Constituency 19, Pembroke West – Jache Adams
- Constituency 20, Pembroke South West – Davida Morris
- Constituency 21, Pembroke South East – Curtis Dickinson
- Constituency 22, Paget East – Curtis Richardson
- Constituency 23, Paget West – Arianna Hodgson
- Constituency 24, Warwick South East – Lawrence Scott
- Constituency 25, Warwick North East – Ianthia Simmons-Wade
- Constituency 26, Warwick South Central – Neville Tyrrell
- Constituency 27, Warwick North Central – Lt. Col. David Burch
- Constituency 28, Warwick West – Dennis Lister III
- Constituency 29, Southampton East – Zane DeSilva
- Constituency 30, Southampton East Central – Jason Wade
- Constituency 31, Southampton West Central – Crystal Caesar
- Constituency 32, Southampton West – Scott Simmons
- Constituency 33, Sandys South – Jamahl Simmons
- Constituency 34, Sandys South Central – Kim Wilson
- Constituency 35, Sandys North Central – Dennis Lister
- Constituency 36, Sandys North – Kathy Lynn Simmons
“We are proud to serve, and look forward to being re-elected on October 1 to continue the progress we have started. We have the strong leadership and the best team to navigate Bermuda through these unprecedented challenges. We humbly ask Bermudians to keep strong leadership working for us on October 1st.”
Update 8.30pm: A list of all the candidates, from all parties/independents, is below. If you are on a mobile phone and find it hard to read, try this list here.
For comprehensive coverage of the 2020 Bermuda General Election and past elections, you can find more information and statistics on the links below.
- All: Our coverage of the 2020 General Election here
- Candidates: List of the currently confirmed candidates here
- Constituencies: Data/past results of all 36 constituencies
- Timeline: Visual look at the 2020 election timeline here
- Official: The Government’s election website here
- Comprehensive: Our new BermudaElection.com website here
