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Feb. 18, 2025 Held

Bermuda
Bermuda
Election for Bermudian House of Assembly

Results

Voter Participation


Cast Votes:24,779
Valid Votes:None
Invalid Votes:None
Voter
Turnout*

Seat Share By Party:

Hover to view number and percent of total seats won by party. Eight largest parties shown, with "others" combined if applicable.


Vote Share by Party:

Party Seats Won Seats Change Votes

Progressive Labour Party 25 - 12,300

49.64%

One Bermuda Alliance 11 - 9,133

36.86%

Results Notes

Results Source: Bermuda Parliamentary Registry, https://elections.gov.bm/results/GE-2025-01


Election Results Modified: Feb 19, 2025

General Information

At Stake in this Election: 

  • All 36 seats in the Bermudian House of Assembly 

  • Chief of State: King CHARLES III (since 8 September 2022) 

    • Represented by Governor Rena LALGIE (since 14 December 2020) 

  • Head of Government: Premier David BURT (since 19 July 2017) 

  • Assembly: bicameral Parliament with an 11-seat Senate and a 36-seat House of Assembly  

  • The King is a hereditary monarch. 

  • The Governor is appointed by the monarch. 

  • The Premier, typically the leader of the majority party or coalition, is appointed by the Governor after legislative elections. 

  • In the Senate, all 11 members are appointed by the Governor, the Premier, and members of the opposition. Members serve 5-year terms, and there are no term limits. 

  • In the House of Assembly, all 36 members are directly elected by plurality vote. Members serve 5-year terms, and there are no term limits. 

In the 2020 legislative election, the Progressive Labour Party won a majority with 30 seats, while the One Bermuda Alliance won the remaining 6 seats. Voter turnout was 56%. 

Information for Voters: 

Frequently Asked Questions (in English) 

Key Deadlines: 

  • Progressive Labour Party (PLP) 

    • Seats won in the last election: 30 out of 36 

  • One Bermuda Alliance (OBA) 

    • Seats won in the last election: 6 out of 36 

  • Free Democratic Movement (FDM) 

    • Seats won in the last election: 0 out of 36 

  • Independent candidates 

    • Seats won in the last election: 0 out of 36 

Population and Registered Voters: 

Gender Data: 

  • CEDAW Status: Not applicable  

  • Female Candidates in this election: Yes 

  • Human Development Index (HDI) Position: Not available  

  • Social Institutions and Gender Index (SIGI) Categorization: Not available  

Disability Data: 

  • CRPD Status: Not applicable 

  • Projected population with a disability: 10,167 (2022 est.) 

IFES Resources: 

  • ElectionJudgments: Yes, 2 resources 

Election Modified: Feb 19, 2025

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