Antigua and Barbuda PM set to win fourth term in snap election
The Guardian reported on May 1 that Antigua and Barbuda's prime minister, Gaston Browne, was set to win a fourth term after calling a snap election.
At a glance
- Gaston Browne was on course to win a fourth term as Antigua and Barbuda's prime minister, The Guardian reported May 1.
- Browne's side was projected to win 15 of 17 parliamentary seats after he called a snap election.
VERDICT — CONFIRMED
Antigua and Barbuda's Prime Minister, Gaston Browne, was set to win a fourth term after calling a snap election, The Guardian reported on 1 May.
According to the report, Browne was on course to take 15 of the 17 seats in parliament — a commanding position in the small chamber, and the outcome of a contest called at the Prime Minister's own initiative.
The material available does not record final certified results, turnout, or the opposition's response. On the record, per The Guardian, are the projection of a fourth Browne term and the 15-of-17 seat trajectory; confirmation of the final tally remains outstanding in the source material.
Key facts on file
- Gaston Browne was on course to win a fourth term as Antigua and Barbuda's prime minister, The Guardian reported May 1.
- Browne's side was projected to win 15 of 17 parliamentary seats after he called a snap election.
