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April 13, 2012

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FNM would have 23 seats if DNA voters ticked the torch

IF THOSE who voted for the DNA had supported the FNM in the general election, the former governing party would have won 23 seats in Parliament, according to the final count.

Landslide win, narrow margin

WHILE the PLP defeated the FNM in a landslide victory at the polls on Monday, official election results indicate the margin of victory in most constituencies was not very large.

'Blame DNA and economy, but not Ingraham'

THE Free National Movement's staggering election defeat should not be interpreted as an outright rejection of its leader, says a former minister.

Three PLP seats in Grand Bahama

FREEPORT - The PLP won three of the five seats in Grand Bahama, taking the two FNM seats in Marco City and Pineridge and recapturing the West Grand Bahama and Bimini seat.

Pledges for family islands as FNM tour continues

MOORES ISLAND, ABACO - THE Free National Movement continued its rapid tour of the southern Bahamas yesterday with stops in Abaco, Long Island, and Exuma.

FNM play down exit poll result

FNM insiders have criticised The Tribune's exit polling yesterday stressing that exit polling, like advancing polling, can both be manipulated - particularly when voters may not in fact be telling the truth about how they h

Hot air or scandal?

THE two major parties spent the weekend accusing each other of making things up.

Party vibes reign at political rallies

SOME say a political rally without entertainment is enough to force a person into a sleeping daze; others say the party is not as important as the Party's message.

Election jitters hit first-time voters

FOR several young Bahamian women, May 7 will mirror the historic day of November 26, 1962 - when women voted for the first time in Bahamas. Although women have been enfranchised for some 50 years, many women have just come of age, or found the right circumstance to be present at the poles.