As Saint Lucia gears up for its upcoming general election, the political atmosphere has grown increasingly volatile, raising concerns about the integrity of the democratic process. Reports have emerged of private properties being vandalized with slogans and emblems representing the two major political parties. Additionally, instances of name-calling, both in person and on social media, as well as acts of intimidation by opposing supporters, have become alarmingly common. Rumors suggest that some confrontations have escalated from verbal exchanges to physical altercations, though no direct involvement from candidates has been confirmed. Despite these troubling developments, neither the candidates nor their parties have issued strong condemnations of such behavior. Earlier calls for political parties to adopt a code of conduct during this critical period have gone unanswered. The Constitution of Saint Lucia guarantees citizens the right to vote, freedom of association, and the right to assemble, emphasizing the importance of a peaceful and democratic election process. It is imperative that all political leaders and candidates uphold these principles and set a positive example. The media and law enforcement must also play their roles in ensuring that the election remains free from violence and intimidation. As the campaign progresses, it is crucial for all stakeholders to act with civility and respect, fostering an environment of peace and fairness. The election date coinciding with the Advent season serves as a poignant reminder of the values of peace and goodwill, which should guide the nation during this pivotal time.