2023 Guyanese local elections

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2023 Guyanese local elections
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Leader Bharrat Jagdeo Aubrey Norton
Party PPP/C APNU
Leader since7 January 201718 December 2021
Last election122,307 votes, 60.5%
52 Local Authority Areas		68,060 votes, 33.7%
23 Local Authority Areas

The 2023 Guyanese local elections, officially due since 2020, were held on Monday, June 12, 2023, following the latest delay of the officially biennial polls by three years due to lawsuits and vacanies at the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) following the fallout and misconduct of the 2020 Guyanese general election and the COVID-19 pandemic. [1] All 1,220 council seats within 610 constituencies across Guyana's 80 local authority areas (LAAs), comprising 70 neighbourhood democratic councils (NDCs) and 10 municipalities are being contested. GECOM has stated that voting is not required in 291 constituencies in which the ruling People's Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) has won by acclamation due to no other candidates running against them. [2] [3] As a result the PPP/C has retained control and has won allseats in LAAs such as the NDCs of Leguan, La Jalousie/Nouvelle Flanders, Canals Polder, Little Diamond/Herstelling, Ordnance Fort Lands/ No. 38, Kintyre/No. 37 or Borlam, Kilcoy/Hampshire, Port Mourant/John, Bloomfield/Whim, No. 64/No. 74, the municipality of Lethem and has also gained control of the Aranaputa/ Upper Burro Burro NDC. The PPP/C is hoping to win over A Partnership for National Unity (APNU)/People's National Congress Reform (PNCR) opposition strongholds, campaigning heavily in Guyana's capital city, Georgetown, which has remained in APNU/PNCR control since independence from the United Kingdom in 1966. Efforts by the PNCR to postpone or cancel the elections via litigation regarding the electoral roll and local government constituency boundaries, were dismissed by Guyana's High Court in the lead-up to these elections, claiming that, these issues are behind its no-contest of 291 constituencies across the 80 LAAs. [4] The opposition Alliance for Change (AFC), the junior coalition partner of the APNU, has boycotted the 2023 local elections over similar concerns. [5]

Contents

For the last election in 2018, there were 1192 council seats in 596 constituencies, across Guyana's 80 local authority areas, comprising 70 neighbourhood democratic council (NDCs) and 10 municipalities. [6] [7]

Number of votes cast and seats held prior to the election

The major political parties are defending the following numbers of electoral districts from local authority areas on election day:

These numbers are how many votes and seats each party had won at the previous election, in 2018, rather than which party held the seat on the eve of the election.

Eligibility to vote

All registered electors (Guyanese, Commonwealth and Non-Commonwealth citizens) who will be aged 18 or over, resided legally in Guyana and have resided in an electoral district/constituency for a least two months prior to the election date are entitled to vote in the local elections. [12]

Parties, alliances and standings

Political parties registered with the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) can contest the local elections.

Party/AllianceFoundedIdeologyLeader(s)Leader sinceLast electionNotes
 % party voteLocal authority areasConstituencies
APNU 2011 Centre-left to left-wing Aubrey Norton 18 December 2021
54.59%
23 / 80 (29%)
188 / 596 (32%)
PPP/C 1950 Centre-left to left-wing Bharrat Jagdeo 7 January 2017
60.5%
52 / 80 (65%)
386 / 596 (65%)

Campaign slogans

PartySlogan
A Partnership for National UnityStronger Together
Ready to lead
Experience Matters
People's Progressive Party/CivicGeorgetown: A New Beginning for Georgetown [13]

Choose the PPP/C [14]
Let Us Do It Right

Opinion polls

The North American Caribbean Teachers Association (NACTA) who commissions opinion polling for elections in the region, sampling the electorates' opinions, has been criticized for not being quantitative and instead being qualitative by containing no statistical figures whatsoever and also for not publishing its methodology, with missing information such as sample size, how the sample is chosen and margin of erro. The pollster has also been criticised for being outdated by not having a website where the full surveys can be accessible. [15] [16]

Local authority area projections

DatePollsterSample
size		 APNU PPP/C NOC
21 May 2023 2023 Mahdia school fire kills 19 children
3 January 2023NACTA500Qualitative NACTA poll (no statistics/fieldwork) stating that the PPP/C will achieve a "sweeping victory" in the 2023 Guyanese local elections [17]
2 March 2020PPP/C wins the 2020 Guyanese general election
12 November 2018Local Election results [18] –23525

Summary results

Elections are conducted under both a proportional representation and first-past-the-post list system.

Party/AllianceParty/Alliance leaderCandidatesLocal authority areas% ofConstituencies % of constituenciesVotes % of votes
20182023+/-20182023+/-20182023+/-20182023+/-20182023+/-20192023+/-
APNU Aubrey Norton 279 [19] 2314Decrease2.svg928.8%17.5%Decrease2.svg11.3%18831.5%68,06033.7%
PPP/C Bharrat Jagdeo 610 [20] 5262Increase2.svg1065.0%77.5%Increase2.svg12.5%386 [21] 64.8%122,30760.5%
No overall control N/A54Decrease2.svg16.3%5.0%Decrease2.svg1.3%223.7%18,1675.8%
Total8080Steady2.svg100%100%Steady2.svg596610Increase2.svg100%100%Steady2.svg208,534100%100%Steady2.svg
Electorate: 629,033 Total votes:Turnout: %

Results by local authority areas

RegionLocal authority areas [22] Prior to election [23] Post election
No.NameSeatsControlAPNUAFCPPP/COtherUnknown result of constituency seatsSeatsControlAPNUPPP/COther [24]
11Port Kaituma/Matthews Ridge/Arakaka12PPP/C417-12PPP/C [25] 120
2Municipality of Mabaruma12PPP/C [26] 408-14PPP/C [27] 212
23Moruka/Providence6NOC [28] 3-3-6
4Nile/Cozier6PPP/C [28] 2-4-6
5Charity/Urasara18PPP/C1-161 (United Destiny Group - UDG)18
6Evergreen/Paradise8NOC [28] 4-4018
7Municipality of Anna Regina16PPP/C [28] 1-15016PPP/C [27] 115
8Aberdeen/Zorg-en-Vlygt16PPP/C [28] 6-10-18
9Annandale/Riverstown18PPP/C1-17-18
10Good Hope/Pomona18PPP/C2-16018
311Leguan18PPP/C [29] [30] 1-17-18PPP/C [24] -18-
12Wakenaam18PPP/C [29] [30] 3-15-18
13Mora/Parika16PPP/C [29] [30] 40120 (URP)16
14Hydronie/Good Hope [31] 14PPP/C [29] [30] 5-90 (URP)14
15Greenwich Park/Vergenogen16PPP/C [29] [30] 3-130 (URP)16
16Tuschen/Uitvlugt20PPP/C [29] [30] 1*09*1020
17Stewartville/Cornelia Ida20PPP/C [29] [30] 10190 (URP)20
18Hague/Blankenburg18APNU [29] [30] 11 (Includes tie in Constituency No. 2: Hague– South of the Public Road)-70 (URP)18PPP/C [32]
19La Jalousie/Nouvelle Flanders18PPP/C [29] [30] -0180 (URP)18PPP/C [24] -18-
20The Best/Klien Pouderoyen20PPP/C [29] [30] 80120 (URP, IGFLD)20
21Malgre Tout/Meer-Zorgen14APNU [29] [30] 8-60 (URP)16
22La Grange/Nismes14PPP/C [33] [29] [30] 6080 (URP)18
23Canals Polder18PPP/C [29] [30] 2-160 (URP)18PPP/C [24] -18-
24Toevlugt/Free & Easy16PPP/C [33] [29] [30] 7-90 (URP)18
425Hauraruni/Yarowkabra8PPP/C512-6
26Lamaha/Yarowkabra8NOC [28] 4040 (PDM)10
27Soesdyke/Huist Coverden18Unknown4*-5*0 (TBEG)918PPP/C612
28Caledonia/Good Success14PPP/C [33] --61 (CCD)18
29Golden Grove/Diamond Place18PPP/C40140 (PVM)18
30Mocha/Arcadia12APNU111 [11] 0-12
31Little Diamond/Herstelling18PPP/C2-16-18PPP/C [24] -18-
32Eccles/Ramsburg18PPP/C5-130 (PTTSOE)18
33Municipality of Georgetown [34] 30APNU21270 (GNSP, URP)30APNU [27] 19110 (ICP, MUD, AGNSP)
34Industry/Plaisance18APNU [35] 5*-4*-918NOC [35] 99
35Better Hope/La Bonne Intention18PPP/C3-15-18
36Beterverwagting/Triumph18Unknown4*-3*2* (BV/Triumph 8 May Movement)918
37Mon Repos/La Reconnaissance18PPP/C2-16-18
38Buxton/Foulis18PPP/C [28] 8010-18APNU [36]

[37]

108
39Enmore/Hope [31] 18PPP/C1*-8*-918
40Haslington/Grove [31] 18APNU11160 (URP, AFT)18
41Unity/Vereeniging18Unknown3*06*-918
42Cane Grove12Unknown1*-5*-612PPP/C012-
543Joe Hook No.10/Farm14PPP/C716-16
44Hamlet/Chance6APNU [38] 6-0-6
45Mahaicony/Abary16PPP/C [33] 6-10-18
46Profit/Rising Sun12APNU [38] 6024 (PFA, UCD, DCR, USCD)12
47Seafield/Tempe16APNU11-5-16
48Union/Naarstigheid18APNU1116-18
49Bath/Woodley Park18PPP/C18 [39] -0-18
50Woodlands/Bel Air8NOC4-4-8
51Zeelust/Rosignol16PPP/C [33] 3-1318
52Blairmont/Gelderland14PPP/C [33] 3011-18
653Plegtanker/Koortbradt [40] 8APNU538
54Wyburg/Caracas6PPP/C [28] 246
55Enfield/ New Doe Park [40] 16PPP/C51116
56Municipality of New Amsterdam [40] 14APNU [26] 101314APNU [27] 86
57Cane Field/Enterprise [40] 16PPP/C11516
58Ordnance Fort Lands/ No. 38 [40] 14PPP/C [33] 21216PPP/C [24] -16-
59Kintyre/No. 37 or Borlam [40] 14PPP/C01616PPP/C [24] -16-
60Gibraltar/Fyrish [40] 18APNU10818
61Kilcoy/Hampshire [40] 14PPP/C01416PPP/C [24] -16-
62Port Mourant/John [40] 14PPP/C013118PPP/C [24] -18-
63Municipality of Rose Hall [38] [41] [28] [31] 16PPP/C51114PPP/C [27] 311
64Bloomfield/Whim [40] 14PPP/C [28] 11314PPP/C [24] -14-
65Lancaster/Hogstye [40] 14APNU12214
66Adventure/ No. 28 or Bushlot12NOC [40] [28] 6-6-14
67Maida/Tarlogie10PPP/C2812
68Macedonia/Joppa [40] 12APNU7512
69Black Bush Polder [40] 18PPP/C11718
70Good Hope/No. 51 [40] 14PPP/C5914
71No. 52/No. 63 [42] 18PPP/C [33] [40] 1178
72No. 64/No. 74 [42] 10PPP/C [24] -10-
73Crabwood Creek/Molesen14PPP/C [40] 01414
74Municipality of Corriverton16PPP/C [28] 2 [43] 1416PPP/C [27] 313
775Municipality of Bartica18APNU [26] 1314-18NOC [44] 99
876Municipality of Mahdia [26] [11] 8APNU5218NOC [44] 44
977Municipality of Lethem [38] [45] 10PPP/C [28] 4610PPP/C [24] -10-
78Aranaputa/ Upper Burro Burro [45] 6APNU516PPP/C [24] -6-
1079Municipality of Linden [38] [46] [31] 16APNU [26] 132116APNU [27] 142
80Kwakwani [46] [31] [47] [11] 12APNU+AFC [48] 43 (AFC wins subsequent tie-breaking by-election in Constituency No. 4) [47] 23 (KUFP)12APNU [49] 75
All 10 regionsAll 80 local authority areas119217 [11] 1220
Source: PPP/C wins 65% of PR seats at local gov't polls, LGE 2018: PPP takes 188 seats out of 261 in Region 6 in landslide victory,

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