May | June

• 2003-06-19
  • E-Day is here - PNP and JLP confident of victory at Local Gov't polls
  • A race of election jockeys
  • EOJ, CAFFE set and ready
  • Local elections return
  • Michael Barnett Looking to build the new city
  • MPs bat for peaceful election day
  • Denzil Taylor - The NDM's hope in Portmore
  • Rural police force boosted for polls
  • Shaw blasts Gov't at political meeting
  • St Catherine North Police Division ready for elections
    2003-06-18
  • Bishop urges Christians to vote 'for right person'
  • ... clash in St James, St Thomas
  • High marks for EOJ, EAC CAFFE praises groups on running of last October's general election
  • PNP, JLP wrap up campaigns in Kgn
  • Very national local elections
  • Will the JLP turn the tables?
  • Minor hitches in 'St Bess'
  • Low turnout in Port Maria
  • PNP candidate claims supporters being attacked
    
• 2003-06-17
  • KSAC - the limping giant
  • Low turnout islandwide - Pre-June 19 polls marred by voters' list glitches
• 2003-06-16
  • Record number of women in Local Government Elections race
  • Police, soldiers poll votes today
  • Seaga says a JLP win would right the balance
  • Mayors, councillors getting better wages
  • Mile Gully ­ a model rural division
    
• 2003-06-15
  • Local Gov't and the long struggle for democracy
  • After June 19, I'll remain PM - Patterson
  • Independents hope to make a difference
  • Judgement Day for PNP - Shaw
  • Parish Councils starved of resources
• 2003-06-14
  • Security forces, Election Day workers to vote Monday
  • Joint four-point agreement issued to quell political tension in St James
  • 2003-06-13
  • Candidate's death reduces options for Braeton voters
  • Don't let down the party, says PM
    
  • NDM fails to field candidates for NW Clarendon divisions
  • Local Gov't and the long struggle for democracy
  • Tony Watson, councillor to emulate
  • 2003-06-12
  • Alton Duhaney stresses unity
  • 2003-06-11
  • EAC chairman urges candidates to be on best behaviour
    2003-06-10
  • Candidates urged to obey the law
    
  • PNP supporters accuse JLP of using obeah
  • 2003-06-07
  • Editorial - Amnesty and the election
  • Carter's reforms - Elections free, fair, but too much violence, intimidation
  • STEPS TOWARD DEMOCRACY: Munroe wants delinquent candidates prosecuted
  • 2003-06-05
  • 7 'Labourite' independents get expelled
  • CAFFE disagrees with Amnesty
  • Audit: St James Parish Council - Expanding the purse strings to better serve
    
  • Last year's general election was relatively peaceful ­ Carter Center
  • Meet Keith Hinds - ...maybe your first Mayor of Portmore
    
  • Audit: St James Parish Council - Parties in high gear for Local Gov't elections
    
  • Audit: St James Parish Council - The necessity of financial autonomy
    
    
• 2003-06-03
  • Breaking a losing streak
  • Meet Keith Hinds ...maybe your first Mayor of Portmore
• 2003-06-02
  • A municipal referendum
  • A peaceful campaign encouraged
  • Polling division workers undergo training
  • Huge crowd out West on Nomination Day
  • All-professional race in St Thomas
  • New candidates test the waters
  • PNP expelling 'independents'
  • Violence erupts in St Andrew South on Nomination Day
    
• 2003-06-01
  • Voter fraud watch Portmore added to EOJ security list
  • Local government and community development
  • Battle of the intellects - Parties boasting of brighter councillor candidates
  • Newcomer vying for Local Gov't seat
  • Eastern Hanover - PM asks for 'symbol of repentance'
  • Secretary managers and mayors ­ where lies the power?
  • Serious polls ahead
  • OUTGOING MAYORS SPEAK: 'The burden of public expectations'
    
  • 'Tired of local politics'
  • 2003-05-31
  • 495 in the race - Local Government nominations mostly peaceful
    
  • St Mary nominate siblings
    2003-05-30
  • Police go to the polls next week
  • It's Nomination Day - Candidates to sign up for June 19 polls
  • 2003-05-05
    
  • Portmore to use two ballots each