Early election returns from Saint Lucia indicate a substantial victory for the Saint Lucia Labour Party (SLP) under the leadership of Philip J. Pierre. Preliminary constituency declarations reveal the SLP has captured a commanding majority of seats, positioning the party to form the next government.
With nine constituencies officially confirming SLP victories at the time of reporting, the incumbent United Workers Party (UWP) has managed to secure just a single seat. Independent candidates have emerged as significant factors in this election, with projections suggesting they may claim two additional seats in the House of Assembly.
Political analysts examining the electoral landscape are projecting a definitive final distribution of seats: 14 for the SLP, one for the UWP, and two for independents. This outcome would provide the Labour Party with a robust parliamentary majority, facilitating their legislative agenda and marking their return to governance.
While these results remain preliminary pending official certification, the emerging pattern demonstrates a clear electoral mandate for the SLP. The final declarations, expected imminently, will formally establish the political framework for Saint Lucia’s next governing term under Prime Minister-designate Pierre’s administration.