General Election 2007




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	Results 2007



	• Portia Simpson Miller • Bruce Golding







	Jamaica Labour Party

	People's National Party


	The Social Issues August 8 @ 9:00 p.m Dr. Peter Phillips (PNP) Dr. Kenneth Baugh (JLP)

	The Economy & Finance August 10 @ 9:00 p.m Dr. Omar Davies (PNP) Mr. Audley Shaw (JLP)

	Leadership Issues August 11 @ 9:00 p.m Mrs. Portia Simpson Miller (PNP) Mr. Bruce Golding (JLP)



	Imperial Ethiopian World Federation Incorporation Party (IEWFIPP)

	Jamaica Alliance Movement (JAM)

	Jamaica Labour Party (JLP)

	Jerusalem Bread Foundation

	National Democratic Movement (NDM)

	People's National Party (PNP)


	Electoral Office of Jamaica

	Other Government Links

	Jamaican Links

	Jamaica Debates Commission

CLARENDON
Central
	Mr. Lester Michael Henry Party: JLP Occupation: Publisher

	Mr. Neil McGill Party: PNP Occupation: Medical Doctor
Northern
	Mr. Horace Washington Dalley Party: PNP Occupation: Teacher

	Mr. Laurence George S. Broderick Party: JLP Occupation: Attorney-At-Law

	Mr. Eaton Williams Party: NDM Occupation: Mechanical Engineer
North Central
	Mr. Pearnel Patro Charles Party: JLP Occupation: Trade Unionist

	Mr. Ralph Thomas Party: PNP Occupation: Banker/Management Consultant
North West
	Mr. Richard Edward Azan Party: PNP Occupation: Businessman

	Mr. Michael A. Stern Party: JLP Occupation: Businessman
South East
	Mr. Rudyard Spencer Party: JLP Occupation: Trade Unionist

	Mr. Scean A. Barnswell Party: PNP Occupation: Electrical Technician
South West
	Mr. Noel Arscott Party: PNP Occupation: Farmer

	Mr. Joel Williams Party: JLP Occupation: Businessman

OTHER CONSTITUENCIES


OTHER STORIES
PNP Accepts General Election Results
Jamaica Labour Party wins General Election
General Election to be held on September 3
Constituted Authority Activated for General Election
33,300 Persons to Vote on August 21
OAS Election Observers to Arrive Next Week
146 Persons Nominated for August 27 General Election
Political Ombudsman Urges Citizens to Maintain Peace During Election Period
CAFFE Commends Electoral Office of Jamaica
CAFFE Needs More Volunteers
Business Ceases in Parliament to Facilitate General Elections
GG Asked to Dissolve Parliament
Police and Military Personnel Must Submit Information for Voting on Aug. 21 - EOJ
House of Representatives Approves Election Bills
House Suspends Debate on Election Bills
EOJ wants More Election Day Workers
EOJ says Voters will be Safe on Election Day
Electronic Voter ID System Ready - Director of Elections
Plans Well Advanced for New ID Card by EOJ
Jamaicans go to the Polls August 27

POLL QUESTION
Which of these issues will be most important in influencing your September 3 vote?
Crime Economy Environment Education Job Opportunities Health Other
POLL RESULTS
Economy: 26.7%	Crime: 53.3%
Education: 20%


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