Belizeans across the country had their eyes glued to Queen Square and Port Loyola for different reasons. In Queen Square, the People’s United Party was aiming for a historic first-time win in the division. Meanwhile, Port Loyola was buzzing with excitement, boasting the highest number
Freetown and Caribbean Shores are sticking with their People's United Party reps. Francis Fonseca clinched his sixth term as the area rep for Freetown, while Kareem Musa nailed his third term in Caribbean Shores. Their opponents didn't stand a chance in these constituencies, according to
In Belize Rural North, a son is following in his father’s footsteps. P.U.P. candidate Marconi Leal Junior clinched a landslide victory in the 2025 General Elections, taking over the post from his father, Marconi Leal Senior. Facing off against two other candidates, Leal Junior emerged
Belize Rural Central is still proudly blue after Dolores Balderamos-Garcia clinched the victory in the 2025 General Elections. On Wednesday, it was a showdown between five candidates vying to be the next area representative, but in the end, it was P.U.P.'s Dolores Balderamos-Garcia who emerged
Down in Dangriga, the People’s United Party snagged another victory with Dr. Louis Zabaneh being re-elected as the area rep. Zabaneh, who was aiming for re-election, went head-to-head with his only challenger, independent candidate Cyril Garcia. In the end, Zabaneh clinched the win with two
Over in Stann Creek West, Rodwell Ferguson scored another major victory for the P.U.P. He faced off against two challengers: Macario Augustin from the U.D.P., who got one hundred and seventy-one votes, and independent candidate Matteo Polanco, who managed just twenty-four votes. Rodwell came out
In Toledo East, Doctor Osmond Martinez absolutely dominated the race, blowing away his two opponents. Out of the five thousand, three hundred and sixty-five votes cast, Martinez secured a whopping four thousand, nine hundred and fifty-four votes. His competitors, Wil Maheia and Orlando Muschamp, only
Polling in Belmopan started off slowly. In the morning, our cameras struggled to capture any lines at the constituency’s four polling stations. By midday, less than forty percent of the over ten thousand voters had cast their ballots. However, by the time the polls closed
Just like in every other district, the momentum in Cayo District was set from the moment the polls opened at seven a.m. Although there were some quiet periods throughout the day, by six p.m., it was clear how the voting had gone in some divisions.
Commissioner of Police Chester Williams reported that the 2025 general election went off without any major incidents. We caught up with ComPol Williams today, and he shared that despite some skepticism after a violent weekend, his officers managed to keep everything peaceful and orderly. Chester Williams,