{"iso":"AG","name":"Antigua and Barbuda","flag":"\ud83c\udde6\ud83c\uddec","vote":"House of Representatives \u00b7 baseline forecast","model":"baseline","updated":"2026-04-30","source":"2026 general election result, official count","credit":"General election results as published by the Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission, official count","shares":{"ABLP":60.8,"UPP":37.3,"BPM":1.6,"IND":0.3},"polls":[],"parties":{"ABLP":{"name":"Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party","color":"#EE3422"},"UPP":{"name":"United Progressive Party","color":"#010F71"},"BPM":{"name":"Barbuda People's Movement","color":"#FCD116"},"IND":{"name":"Independents","color":"#DCDCDC"}},"primer":{"system":"Parliamentary democracy under a constitutional monarchy (Commonwealth realm)","head_of_state":"King Charles III, represented by Governor-General Sir Rodney Williams","legislature":"Bicameral Parliament \u00b7 an elected House of Representatives of 17 constituency seats and an appointed Senate","electoral_system":"Members of the House of Representatives are elected by first past the post in single-member constituencies.","government_now":"Prime Minister Gaston Browne's Labour Party won 15 of 17 seats at the April 2026 election, a fourth consecutive term.","context":"Gaston Browne has been prime minister since 2014. Tourism and financial services dominate the economy, and a long-running autonomy dispute with Barbuda over communal land remains a live political issue.","sources":"Open encyclopedic records of officeholders and official election results \u00b7 checked 2 Jul 2026"},"parties_info":{"ABLP":["Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party","","Centre-left labour party of Prime Minister Gaston Browne; in power since 2014 and re-elected to a fourth consecutive term in 2026."],"UPP":["United Progressive Party","","Centre to centre-right party; the main opposition, which governed 2004-2014 but is now reduced to a single seat."],"BPM":["Barbuda People's Movement","","Regionalist party of Barbuda island defending Barbudan autonomy and communal land rights; holds the single Barbuda constituency."],"IND":["Independents","","Non-party independent candidates; none currently hold a seat."]},"seats_now":{"chamber":"House of Representatives","as_of":"2026 election","total":17,"seats":{"ABLP":15,"UPP":1,"BPM":1,"IND":0}},"region_winners":{"Saint Philip":"ABLP","Saint Mary":"ABLP","Saint John":"ABLP","Barbuda":"BPM"},"region_meta":{"election":"2026 Antiguan general election (30 April 2026)","source":"Antigua and Barbuda Electoral Commission (ABEC), official constituency results","note":"Antigua and Barbuda elects seventeen single-member constituencies, so this maps constituency winners onto parishes; only parishes where every constituency clearly went one way are shaded. Barbuda went to the Barbuda People's Movement. Saint George, Saint Paul and Saint Peter are left unshaded because the opposition-held All Saints East and St Luke seat straddles their boundaries, and uninhabited Redonda is omitted."},"has_geo":true,"next_election":{"date":"2031","title":"Antiguan general election","chamber":"House of Representatives","type":"expected"}}