The constituency explorer is now the main entry point, with every seat listed for direct access and the national results archive kept as a secondary view. The whole section keeps the same blue-and-gold look and feel as the original constituency page.
Verified public ABEC years and clearly labelled historical summaries stay separated, so the source standard remains visible throughout the section.
Seat Explorer
This view is geography-first: map on top, filters next, then each seat as a structured dossier with the current mandate and recent result history.
Direct Access
Every constituency is listed here so visitors can jump straight to the seat they need without depending on the map or a long scroll through the full directory.
17 seat dossiers match the current filter. Open any constituency to view its election archive, recent mandate, and the local context you can stay connected to through UPP Connect.
Central inland hub around the historic village of All Saints — the largest interior settlement. Stronghold area.
Western portion of the central island, including Bendals and Tomlinson's.
The entire sister island. Historically dominated by the BPM (Barbuda People's Movement).
Contains V.C. Bird International Airport and the Coolidge industrial zone.
Historic governmental and cultural district.
Dense residential district bordering the southern city limit.
Urban commercial heartland including Point, Villa, and the port area.
Growing residential corridor connecting the capital to central Antigua.
Northern suburbs including Cedar Grove, Yorks, and Bolans.
Suburban corridor including Nut Grove and Golden Grove.
Large coastal area including Five Islands, Grays Farm, and Fort James.
Western coast and agricultural district including Old Road and Jennings.
Southwestern beaches and tourism zone. UPP won both the January 2023 general election and the October 2023 by-election. Simon voluntarily resigned and sought a fresh mandate from his constituents, winning the by-election decisively — making him one of the few MPs in the region to be elected to the same seat three times in a single year.
Includes Parham (oldest town in Antigua) and North Sound. Asot Michael won the 2023 general election as an Independent but was murdered on November 5, 2024. Rawdon Turner (ABLP) won the subsequent January 2025 by-election.
Willikies, Glanvilles, Seatons. Sir Robin Yearwood (ABLP) won this seat in 2023, then resigned on February 18, 2026 — the exact 50th anniversary of his first election to Parliament in 1976. Randy Baltimore (ABLP) won the March 16, 2026 by-election with 924 votes to Alex Browne's 407.
Southeastern district including Freetown, Half Moon Bay, and Mamora Bay.
English Harbour, Nelson's Dockyard, Falmouth — Antigua's historic sailing and tourism capital. Chet Greene (ABLP) won by 143 votes.
