2005 Caymanian general election

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

2005 Caymanian general election
11 May 2005
15 seats in the Legislative Assembly
8 seats needed for a majority
PartyLeader % 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
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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 Movement13,19939.519New
United Democratic Party11,48734.395New
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 EdenPeople's Progressive Movement1,62373.17
Charles CliffordPeople's Progressive Movement1,18653.47
Osbourne BoddenPeople's Progressive Movement1,14051.40
Mark ScotlandUnited Democratic Party90840.94
Roy BoddenUnited Democratic Party72132.51
Gilbert McLeanUnited Democratic Party55725.11
Mary J. LawrenceIndependent2219.96
Sandra CatronIndependent1315.91
Cayman Brac and Little CaymanJulianna O'Connor-ConnollyUnited Democratic Party42355.73
Moses Ian KirkconnellIndependent38050.07
Lyndon Leathon MartinUnited Democratic Party28637.68
Audley U. ScottIndependent13718.05
Cantrell ScottIndependent618.04
Kelly ThompsonIndependent577.51
Maxine Avon Moore-McCoyIndependent324.22
East EndArden McLeanPeople's Progressive Movement34464.66
John Bonwell McLean Sr.Independent18835.34
George TownKurt TibbettsPeople's Progressive Movement2,52969.25
Alden McLaughlinPeople's Progressive Movement2,32863.75
Lucille Dell SeymourPeople's Progressive Movement2,12558.19
Alfonso WrightPeople's Progressive Movement1,64645.07
Dr. Frank Swarre McFieldUnited Democratic Party87523.96
Linford Ainsworth PiersonPeople's Democratic Alliance84823.22
Beulah McFieldUnited Democratic Party70019.17
Lloyd Austin SamsonUnited Democratic Party65918.04
Ellio SolomonIndependent61316.79
Berna Thompson CumminsPeople's Democratic Alliance58916.13
John Henry EbanksUnited Democratic Party56715.53
Gary RankinPeople's Democratic Alliance40110.98
Steve BlairPeople's Democratic Alliance2958.08
North SideEdna MoylePeople's Progressive Movement27856.39
Alex E JohnsonUnited Democratic Party15230.83
Bo MillerIndependent6312.78
West BayMcKeeva BushUnited Democratic Party1,69963.49
Rolston AnglinUnited Democratic Party1,40452.47
Cline GliddenUnited Democratic Party1,29648.43
Eugene EbanksUnited Democratic Party1,24046.34
Leonard N. EbanksWest Bay Alliance1,01237.82
Bernie A. BushIndependent96436.02
Mario E EbanksWest Bay Alliance94035.13
Dalkeith E. BothwellWest Bay Alliance75728.29
Thomas JeffersonWest Bay Alliance74027.65
John Jefferson Jr.Independent1525.68
John Jefferson Sr.Independent823.06
Cadian EbanksIndependent582.17

References
  1. ElectionGuide.org
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