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Two young Bermudians have started a campaign to get online voting implemented for those studying overseas. The move came amid concerns that students who cannot make it home for the December 17 general election will not be able to participate. More th...

The long wait is over and the general election is finally underway. It is not hyperbole to say that this election is critically important to Bermuda’s future. Never before has a free election been held against a backdrop of such severe economic pro...

There are eight districts which have either changed hands in the last two elections or were won by fewer than 50 votes. Conventional wisdom says these are the key marginal constituencies. But it should also be noted that changes to the constituency ...

Premier Paula Cox plans to serve out her full term as leader of the Progressive Labour Party and is confident that the party is behind her. Ms Cox blamed the “ugly side of politics” for rumours that she will be deposed following the election when qu...

Loud cheers, whistles and applause marked a rally and press conference of One Bermuda Alliance hierarchy at the Vasco Da Gama Club supporting party leader Craig Cannonier's call to “Get it on!” — his first speech of the official election season now t...

It would almost be an understatement saying this has been a momentous week for Premier Paula Cox and her ruling Progressive Labour Party. With speculation rife about her revealing the date she sets for the next General Election, it all began on a hi...

The election of the Corporation of Hamilton solely by resident registered voters has been hailed as a great step forward for democracy. And in many ways it is. Certainly, the end of the property vote in the City of Hamilton was seen by any as the ove...

November 7, 2012 Dear Sir, I attended the Progressive Labour Party banquet on Saturday evening, and aside from it being a very well organised, elegant and enjoyable event ... it was extremely informative. Each person in attendance (and it was sold ou...

More than a quarter of Bermuda’s households characterised as “poor” , 150 businesses are “awaiting dissolution”, and banks’ reports of $74 million in non-performing loans between July and September were among the statistics that One Bermuda Alliance ...