Constituency #17 Pembroke Central General Election Results [Updated For 2025]

The 2025 General Election saw a four-way race, with the incumbent Jason Hayward [PLP] winning the seat with 294 votes [54.24%], the OBA’s Sophia Cannonier second with 132 votes [24.35%], the FDM’s Ricardo Nesbitt third with 64 votes [11.81%] while Independent Rolfe Commissiong was fourth with 52 votes [9.59%].

Since the one seat system started in 2003, the PLP have won the seat in all the General Elections. This is one of the seats that has also held a by-election, prompted by the untimely death of PLP MP Walton Brown, and seat is currently held by the PLP’s Jason Hayward who won the by-election, and then retained his seat in the following General Elections.

The Constituency Boundaries Report [PDF] states: “Constituency #17 Pembroke Central shall be all that land contained within a line drawn from the junction of St. John’s Road with Pitts Bay Road; thence East along the centreline of St. John’s Road to the junction with Berkeley Road; thence North along the centreline of Berkeley Road to the junction with Mount Hill; thence North-East along the centreline of Mount Hill to the junction with Fruitland Lane; thence North along the centreline of Fruitland Lane to the end of Stepney Lane; thence North along the centreline of Stepney Lane to the junction with North Shore Road; thence North to a point on the coastline; thence continuing East along the coastline and following the coastline to a point on the coastline North of the junction of North Shore Road and the Eastern boundary of the Government House property; thence South along the Eastern boundary of the Government House property to Marsh Folly Road; thence West along the centreline of Marsh Folly Road to the junction with Dutton Avenue; thence South along the centreline of Dutton Avenue to the junction with North Street; thence East along the centreline of North Street to the junction with Union Street; thence South along the centreline of Union Street to the junction with King Street; thence East and then South along the centreline of King Street to the junction with Dundonald Street; thence West along the centreline of Dundonald Street continuing along the centreline of Dundonald Street West to the junction with Serpentine Road; thence West along the centreline of Serpentine Road to the junction with Pitts Bay Road; thence North-West along the centreline of Pitts Bay Road to the junction with St. John’s Road.”