2005 Caymanian general election

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

2005 Caymanian general election

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15 seats in the Legislative Assembly 8 seats needed for a majority

Party Leader % Seats +/– PPM Kurt Tibbetts 39.51 9 New UDP McKeeva Bush 34.39 5 New Independent 9.40 1 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below. Leader of Government Business before Leader of Government Business after McKeeva Bush UDP Kurt Tibbetts PPM

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

Party		Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	People's Progressive Movement	13,199	39.51	9	New
	United Democratic Party	11,487	34.39	5	New
	West Bay Alliance	3,449	10.32	0	New
	People's Democratic Alliance	2,133	6.38	0	New
	Independents	3,139	9.40	1	–
Total		33,407	100.00	15	0
Total votes		10,330	–
Registered voters/turnout		13,118	78.75
Source: Elections Office

By district

District	Candidate	Party		Votes	%
Bodden Town	Anthony Eden		People's Progressive Movement	1,623	73.17
	Charles Clifford		People's Progressive Movement	1,186	53.47
	Osbourne Bodden		People's Progressive Movement	1,140	51.40
	Mark Scotland		United Democratic Party	908	40.94
	Roy Bodden		United Democratic Party	721	32.51
	Gilbert McLean		United Democratic Party	557	25.11
	Mary J. Lawrence		Independent	221	9.96
	Sandra Catron		Independent	131	5.91
Cayman Brac and Little Cayman	Julianna O'Connor-Connolly		United Democratic Party	423	55.73
	Moses Ian Kirkconnell		Independent	380	50.07
	Lyndon Leathon Martin		United Democratic Party	286	37.68
	Audley U. Scott		Independent	137	18.05
	Cantrell Scott		Independent	61	8.04
	Kelly Thompson		Independent	57	7.51
	Maxine Avon Moore-McCoy		Independent	32	4.22
East End	Arden McLean		People's Progressive Movement	344	64.66
	John Bonwell McLean Sr.		Independent	188	35.34
George Town	Kurt Tibbetts		People's Progressive Movement	2,529	69.25
	Alden McLaughlin		People's Progressive Movement	2,328	63.75
	Lucille Dell Seymour		People's Progressive Movement	2,125	58.19
	Alfonso Wright		People's Progressive Movement	1,646	45.07
	Dr. Frank Swarre McField		United Democratic Party	875	23.96
	Linford Ainsworth Pierson		People's Democratic Alliance	848	23.22
	Beulah McField		United Democratic Party	700	19.17
	Lloyd Austin Samson		United Democratic Party	659	18.04
	Ellio Solomon		Independent	613	16.79
	Berna Thompson Cummins		People's Democratic Alliance	589	16.13
	John Henry Ebanks		United Democratic Party	567	15.53
	Gary Rankin		People's Democratic Alliance	401	10.98
	Steve Blair		People's Democratic Alliance	295	8.08
North Side	Edna Moyle		People's Progressive Movement	278	56.39
	Alex E Johnson		United Democratic Party	152	30.83
	Bo Miller		Independent	63	12.78
West Bay	McKeeva Bush		United Democratic Party	1,699	63.49
	Rolston Anglin		United Democratic Party	1,404	52.47
	Cline Glidden		United Democratic Party	1,296	48.43
	Eugene Ebanks		United Democratic Party	1,240	46.34
	Leonard N. Ebanks		West Bay Alliance	1,012	37.82
	Bernie A. Bush		Independent	964	36.02
	Mario E Ebanks		West Bay Alliance	940	35.13
	Dalkeith E. Bothwell		West Bay Alliance	757	28.29
	Thomas Jefferson		West Bay Alliance	740	27.65
	John Jefferson Jr.		Independent	152	5.68
	John Jefferson Sr.		Independent	82	3.06
	Cadian Ebanks		Independent	58	2.17

References

1. ElectionGuide.org