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How did the news media mess up in the 100 days leading up to the 2016 presidential election? Let me count the ways. Journalists relied too much on what opinion polls were saying and often presented a skewed interpretation of their meaning. That fed t...

In racist America, we have seen a long history of voter suppression in many different forms for hundreds of years. In racist Bermuda, we have seen a long history of voter suppression in many different forms for hundreds of years. At one point in time...

Pundits will spend considerable cable news time and social-media space in the coming weeks debating and then analysing the electoral implications of Joe Biden’s choice for vice-president. He has committed to naming a female running mate, and with the...

Sick and disabled people will be able to vote in elections from their home, under amendments approved on Friday night. The Parliamentary Election Amendment Bill also allows blind and visually impaired people to vote through a tactile voting device, i...

For more than two decades of public opinion polling, satisfaction with the overall performance of the Government has never been higher. Currently, nearly nine in ten residents (87%) express being satisfied to some extent, a result that is deeply tied...

With the island now moved into Phase 4 of our new norm or alternative norm, people are allowed to gather and visit others. As such, for all elected Members of Parliament, it is now time to put back on those walking shoes and go visit constituents acr...

Dear Sir, I sometimes feel that I am the only one using my brain matter. Of course, that’s not really true, but that is just how I feel sometimes when I lay off in bed at night as my mind just runs wild about the state of affairs of not just what is ...

The U.S. Consulate General in Bermuda would like to invite all U.S. citizens to register to vote for the upcoming 2020 primary and general elections. On Friday, March 6, 2020, the U.S. Consulate will host its third Voter Registration Drive at Washin...

A revitalisation programme to boost St George is needed, both candidates for a vacant seat on the Olde Towne’s corporation have said. Colin Campbell said that St George had “for some time now suffered the ill effects of recessionary blows and loss of...

Before the Progressive Labour Party first came to power in 1998, the author was moved to research alternatives to the Westminster system of government. Once the fledgeling One Bermuda Alliance seized control in December 2012, with promised political ...

Independent MPs are needed more than ever to break Bermuda’s two-party political deadlock, a former campaign adviser has warned. Jen Pedro, who worked on independent candidate Christina Storey’s bid for the House of Assembly in the 2017 General Elect...

Two candidates are up for a vacant residents’ councillor seat in St George. Colin Campbell and Zindziswa Swan were the only two put forward by close of nominations yesterday to fill the seat left vacant by Lloyd Van Putten’s resignation. An advance p...