{"iso":"BB","name":"Barbados","flag":"\ud83c\udde7\ud83c\udde7","vote":"House of Assembly \u00b7 baseline forecast","model":"baseline","updated":"2026-02-11","source":"2026 general election result, official count","credit":"House of Assembly general election, official results as published","shares":{"BLP":69.8,"DLP":27.3,"FOD":1.4,"PCP":0.9,"BFP":0.2,"IND":0.4},"polls":[],"parties":{"BLP":{"name":"Barbados Labour Party","color":"#EC2227"},"DLP":{"name":"Democratic Labour Party","color":"#FFD700"},"FOD":{"name":"Friends of Democracy","color":"#01782C"},"PCP":{"name":"People's Coalition for Progress","color":"#EA8D26"},"BFP":{"name":"Bajan Free Party","color":"#000000"},"IND":{"name":"Independents","color":"#DCDCDC"}},"primer":{"system":"Parliamentary republic","head_of_state":"President Jeffrey Bostic, elected by Parliament","legislature":"Bicameral Parliament \u00b7 a 30-seat elected House of Assembly and an appointed Senate","electoral_system":"Members of the House of Assembly are elected by first past the post in single-member constituencies.","government_now":"Prime Minister Mia Mottley's Labour Party won all 30 seats at the February 2026 election, its third consecutive clean sweep.","context":"Barbados became a republic in November 2021. Elections are free and competitive, but the opposition's near-total absence from Parliament since 2018 has prompted debate about democratic checks despite clean polls.","sources":"Open encyclopedic records of officeholders and official election results \u00b7 checked 2 Jul 2026"},"parties_info":{"BLP":["Barbados Labour Party","","Centrist-to-centre-left governing party of Prime Minister Mia Mottley; swept all 30 seats in 2018, 2022 and again in 2026."],"DLP":["Democratic Labour Party","","Centre-left party, the traditional main rival of the BLP; won no seats in the last three elections."],"FOD":["Friends of Democracy","","Small newly formed party; holds no seats."],"PCP":["People's Coalition for Progress","","Small newly formed party; holds no seats."],"BFP":["Bajan Free Party","","Small minor party; holds no seats."],"IND":["Independents","","Independent candidates; none hold a seat."]},"seats_now":{"chamber":"House of Assembly","as_of":"2026 election","total":30,"seats":{"BLP":30,"DLP":0,"FOD":0,"PCP":0,"BFP":0,"IND":0}},"region_winners":{"Saint Joseph":"BLP","Saint Andrew":"BLP","Saint Peter":"BLP","Saint Lucy":"BLP","Saint James":"BLP","Saint Michael":"BLP","Christ Church":"BLP","Saint Philip":"BLP","Saint John":"BLP","Saint George":"BLP","Saint Thomas":"BLP"},"region_meta":{"election":"2026 Barbadian general election (February 2026)","source":"Barbados Electoral and Boundaries Commission, official results","note":"The Barbados Labour Party won all thirty single-member constituencies, so every parish is shaded for the BLP; the result was a third consecutive clean sweep."},"has_geo":true,"next_election":{"date":"2031","title":"Barbadian general election","chamber":"House of Assembly","type":"expected"}}