2005 Caymanian general election

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2005 Caymanian general election
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  2000 11 May 2005 2009  

15 seats in the Legislative Assembly
8 seats needed for a majority
PartyLeaderVote %Seats+/–
PPM Kurt Tibbetts 39.519New
UDP McKeeva Bush 34.395New
Independent 9.401
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Leader of Government Business beforeLeader of Government Business after
McKeeva Bush
UDP
Kurt Tibbetts
PPM

General elections were held in the Cayman Islands on 11 May 2005. [1]

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They were won by the People's Progressive Movement, which took 10 of the 15 seats in the Legislative Assembly. Following the elections, Kurt Tibbetts was re-elected as the Leader of Government Business.

Results

PartyVotes%Seats+/–
People's Progressive Movement 13,19939.519New
United Democratic Party 11,48734.395New
West Bay Alliance3,44910.320New
People's Democratic Alliance2,1336.380New
Independents3,1399.401
Total33,407100.00150
Total votes10,330
Registered voters/turnout13,11878.75
Source: Elections Office

By district

DistrictCandidatePartyVotes%
Bodden TownAnthony Eden People's Progressive Movement 1,62373.17
Charles Clifford People's Progressive Movement 1,18653.47
Osbourne Bodden People's Progressive Movement 1,14051.40
Mark Scotland United Democratic Party 90840.94
Roy Bodden United Democratic Party 72132.51
Gilbert McLean United Democratic Party 55725.11
Mary J. Lawrence Independent 2219.96
Sandra Catron Independent 1315.91
Cayman Brac and Little Cayman Julianna O'Connor-Connolly United Democratic Party 42355.73
Moses Ian Kirkconnell Independent 38050.07
Lyndon Leathon Martin United Democratic Party 28637.68
Audley U. Scott Independent 13718.05
Cantrell Scott Independent 618.04
Kelly Thompson Independent 577.51
Maxine Avon Moore-McCoy Independent 324.22
East End Arden McLean People's Progressive Movement 34464.66
John Bonwell McLean Sr. Independent 18835.34
George Town Kurt Tibbetts People's Progressive Movement 2,52969.25
Alden McLaughlin People's Progressive Movement 2,32863.75
Lucille Dell Seymour People's Progressive Movement 2,12558.19
Alfonso Wright People's Progressive Movement 1,64645.07
Dr. Frank Swarre McField United Democratic Party 87523.96
Linford Ainsworth PiersonPeople's Democratic Alliance84823.22
Beulah McField United Democratic Party 70019.17
Lloyd Austin Samson United Democratic Party 65918.04
Ellio Solomon Independent 61316.79
Berna Thompson CumminsPeople's Democratic Alliance58916.13
John Henry Ebanks United Democratic Party 56715.53
Gary RankinPeople's Democratic Alliance40110.98
Steve BlairPeople's Democratic Alliance2958.08
North SideEdna Moyle People's Progressive Movement 27856.39
Alex E Johnson United Democratic Party 15230.83
Bo Miller Independent 6312.78
West Bay McKeeva Bush United Democratic Party 1,69963.49
Rolston Anglin United Democratic Party 1,40452.47
Cline Glidden United Democratic Party 1,29648.43
Eugene Ebanks United Democratic Party 1,24046.34
Leonard N. EbanksWest Bay Alliance1,01237.82
Bernie A. Bush Independent 96436.02
Mario E EbanksWest Bay Alliance94035.13
Dalkeith E. BothwellWest Bay Alliance75728.29
Thomas Jefferson West Bay Alliance74027.65
John Jefferson Jr. Independent 1525.68
John Jefferson Sr. Independent 823.06
Cadian Ebanks Independent 582.17

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