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2009 Caymanian general election|
|
15 seats in the Legislative Assembly 8 seats needed for a majority |
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below. |
General elections were held in the Cayman Islands on 20 May 2009 alongside a referendum on a draft constitution. The opposition United Democratic Party defeated the incumbent People's Progressive Movement.[1]
District |
Candidate |
Party |
Votes |
%
|
Bodden Town |
Mark Scotland |
|
United Democratic Party |
1,453 |
51.62
|
Anthony Eden |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
1,394 |
49.52
|
Dwayne Seymour |
|
United Democratic Party |
1,030 |
36.59
|
Osbourne Bodden |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
992 |
35.24
|
Charles Clifford |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
932 |
33.11
|
Theresa Lewis-Pitcairn |
|
Independent |
896 |
31.83
|
Gilbert McLean |
|
Independent |
546 |
19.40
|
Justin Woods |
|
Independent |
486 |
17.26
|
Sandra Catron |
|
Independent |
144 |
5.12
|
Vincent R. Frederick |
|
Independent |
113 |
4.01
|
|
Cayman Brac and Little Cayman |
Moses Ian Kirkconnell |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
473 |
59.05
|
Julianna O'Connor-Connolly |
|
United Democratic Party |
467 |
58.30
|
Lyndon Leathon Martin |
|
Independent |
300 |
37.45
|
Maxine Avon Moore-Mccoy |
|
Independent |
80 |
9.99
|
|
East End |
Arden McLean |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
304 |
59.61
|
John Bonwell McLean Jr. |
|
Independent |
206 |
40.39
|
|
George Town |
Kurt Tibbetts |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
2,181 |
47.68
|
Mike Adam |
|
United Democratic Party |
2,110 |
46.13
|
Alden McLaughlin |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
2,081 |
45.50
|
Ellio Solomon |
|
United Democratic Party |
1,845 |
40.34
|
Jonathan Piercy |
|
United Democratic Party |
1,658 |
36.25
|
Lucille Dell Seymour |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
1,631 |
35.66
|
Alfonso Wright |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
1,472 |
32.18
|
Pearlina McGaw-Lumsden |
|
United Democratic Party |
1,413 |
30.89
|
C. Walling Whittaker |
|
Independent |
981 |
21.45
|
Derrington Bo Miller |
|
Independent |
808 |
17.67
|
W. Burns Conolly |
|
Independent |
784 |
17.14
|
Eddie Kendall Thompson |
|
Independent |
510 |
11.15
|
Frank Swarres McField |
|
Independent |
216 |
4.72
|
|
North Side |
Denison Ezzard Miller |
|
Independent |
253 |
50.80
|
Joseph Ebanks |
|
People's Progressive Movement |
185 |
37.15
|
Oswell M. Rankine |
|
Independent |
60 |
12.05
|
|
West Bay |
McKeeva Bush |
|
United Democratic Party |
2,152 |
71.59
|
Rolston Anglin |
|
United Democratic Party |
2,049 |
68.16
|
Cline Glidden |
|
United Democratic Party |
1,818 |
60.48
|
A. Eugene Ebanks |
|
United Democratic Party |
1,634 |
54.36
|
Bernie A. Bush |
|
Independent |
1,193 |
39.69
|
Woodward Jerome Dacosta |
|
Independent |
875 |
29.11
|
Paul Desmond Rivers |
|
Independent |
741 |
24.65
|
Reginald Delapenha |
|
Independent |
627 |
20.86
|
Lana Mae Smith |
|
Independent |
411 |
13.67
|
Henry Ormon Morgan |
|
Independent |
107 |
3.56
|
Dora Elizabeth Ebanks |
|
Independent |
29 |
0.96
|