Elections Voters List Hearings Begins December 3
01-Dec-2020
Hon. Chief Magistrate and Elections Revising Officer, Ms. Nova Hall will begin sittings for hearing Claims and Objections from Registering Officers and members of the public to entries in the 20 October 2020 Revised List of Electors. The hearings for 16 of the 19 electoral districts will take place from 3-8 December 2020 at the Elections Office in Grand Cayman.
Any persons with questions and especially those voters who have pending Claims or Objections are encouraged to contact the Elections Office at 949-8047 or the Registering Officer for each Electoral District. This is the final checking-for-accuracy and completeness exercise for the 1 January 2021 Official List of Electors.
Electoral District |
Date and Time |
Venue |
George Town West, George Town Central, George Town South, George Town North, George Town East, Red Bay and Prospect |
3 and 4 December 2020, 10am |
All Hearings are at the Elections Office Conference Room.
Baytown Office Suites
# 68 West Bay RD, George Town. |
Newlands, Savannah, Bodden Town West and Bodden Town East |
7 December 2020, 10am |
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West Bay Central, West Bay South and West Bay North |
8 December 2020, 10am |
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North Side |
8 December 2020, 10am |
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East End |
8 December 2020 10am |
Registering Officers
West Bay North, West Bay South, West Bay West, West Bay Central
Registering Officer - Bethany Powery
Phone - 345-516-4402 or 949-8047
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George Town North, George Town Central, George Town West, George Town East, George Town South, Red Bay, Prospect
Registering Officer - Kathryn Myles
Phone - 345-516-2117 or 949-8047
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Savannah, Newlands, Bodden Town West, Bodden Town East
Registering Officer - Kerry Nixon
Phone - 345-516-4478 or 949-8047
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East End
Registering Officer - Leisa Welcome
Phone - 345-516-4647 or 949-8047
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North Side
Registering Officer - Patricia Ebanks
Phone - 345-516-4349 or 949-8047
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Cayman Brac East, Cayman Brac West & Little Cayman
Registering Officer – Ellen Lazzari
Phone - 345-516-5307 or 939-1707
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Registration for the next Register of Electors is underway and voter registration forms are currently being accepted for the 1 April 2021 Register of Electors. This registration period closes on 4 January 2021.
The 1 April 2021 List of Electors will be used for the May 2021 General Elections. Voter registration application forms can be downloaded from www.elections.ky. Completed forms along with the supporting documentation can be dropped off at the Elections Office at Baytown Office Suites, 68 West Bay Road, George Town or can be emailed to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
2021 General Election Programme
Date |
Action |
Section |
Sun, 14-Feb-2021 |
Dissolution of Parliament |
Cayman Islands Constitution Order (2009) s.84(2)(3) |
Sun, 14-Feb-2021 |
Proclamation declaring General Elections |
Cayman Islands Constitution Order (2009) s.86(1) |
Mon, 15-Feb-2021 |
Issuing of Writs (Form 16) |
Elections Act (2021) s.28(1) (2) , Cayman Islands |
Mon, 22-Feb-2021 |
Notice of Nominations (Form 17) |
Elections Act s.29(1) |
Mon, 01-Mar-2021 |
Nomination Day |
Elections Act (2021) s. 29 |
Thur, 04-Mar-2021 |
Notice of Contested Elections (Form 20) |
Elections Act (2021) s.34 (1)(2)(3) |
Wed, 14-Apr-2021 |
Elections Day |
Elections Act (2021) s.34(1) |
Mon, 19-Apr-2021 |
Election Writ Returns to H.E. The Governor |
Elections Act (2021) s.61(3) |
Wed, 19-May-2021 |
Candidate Elections Expense Returns Due |
Elections Act (2021) s.69(1) |
Sat, 29-May-2021 |
Publication of Candidate Expense Summary |
Elections Act (2021) s.69(3) |
2021 General Election Programme (PDF) | |
His Excellency, Martyn Roper
Governor of the Cayman Islands
Updated Figures and Summary Submissions
30-Jul-2019
As the verification process on the cruise port referendum petition signatures moves forward, the Elections Office would like to inform the public on its current progress.
As of 9 a.m. today (Tuesday, 30 July 2019), the Elections Office reports a total of 3,705 petition signatures have been confirmed, out of a total submission of 5,637 petition signatures to be verified.
Through the collection of signature verification forms, officials have now reviewed 70% required to meet the constitutional requirement of 25% of registered voters (5,292 signatures). Officials confirm that 76 petitioners have declined to sign the official verification forms.
The Elections Office continues to accept petition signatures submitted by the CPR group and is in some cases receiving verification forms in advance of the next CPR submission. In the later cases, persons have stated that they recently signed the petition and have asked for their signatures to be verified at the Elections Office or at our local supermarket verification booths, in advance of the CPR submitting the signatures for verification.
With each submission, the CPR group has reported and the Elections Office has confirmed a number of signatures that were excluded from verification. These excluded signatures are not included in submitted totals or verified totals. The following is a summary of the two CPR submissions:
- On 12 June 2019
- 6,053 signatures were delivered by the CPR group during the official handover
- 241 of those signatures, the CPR reported as being multiple submissions (persons signing more than once)
- 374 signatures, the CPR reported as not corresponding with the current electoral register (signatures from non-voters)
- 5,438 - the total signatures submitted by the CPR for verification.
- On 11 July 2019
- 229 signatures were handed over by the CPR group
- 16 of those signatures were reported to be multiple submissions
- 14 of the signatures were reported as corresponding with the current electoral register
- 199 - the total signatures submitted by the CPR for verification.
Supervisor of Elections, Mr. Wesley Howell, notes: “With each of the submissions, the CPR performed its own assessment on its petition signatures to help in ensuring validity of the process; and the CPR team worked to eliminate the names of non-voters, in keeping with section 70 of the Cayman Islands Constitution Order 2009.
“I would like to thank the CPR team for their continued support in helping to expedite the verification process.”
The Elections Office continues to provide weekly progress reports to His Excellency the Governor, Mr Martyn Roper. The summary facts are then shared with Cabinet members.
Officials will continue with its various verification methods to review the 1,932 signatures currently remaining to be verified.
In order to meet the constitutional requirement with 25% of the 21,116 registered electors, a total of 1,587 verification forms still need to be confirmed.
For more information on the verification process and details on how interested persons can verify their signature today, please visit www.elections.ky/cpr.
Cruise Port Referendum Signature Verification - Final Figures
Cruise Port Referendum Signature Verification Countdown | |||||
# of Elector Signatures submitted for Verification* | # of verification forms received | # of signatures remaining to be verified |
# of verification forms remaining to reach 5,292** |
% of the required 5,292** signatures received |
Date & Time of Last Update |
5,862 |
5,305 |
557 |
(10) |
100.25% |
Sept 11,4PM |
* 5,438 submitted June 12th + 199 Jul 11th + 26 Aug 5th + 78 Aug 15th + 54 Aug 28th + 33 Sept 6th + 21 Sept 7th + 13 Sept 8th ** Constitutionally required 25% of the 21,116 registered electors = 5,292 |
Elections Office Launches Web Ticker
9-Jul-2019
As part of its objective to ensure a transparent and efficient verification process, the Elections Office has launched a web ticker so interested persons are able to track the ongoing progress.
The web ticker will provide the public with regular updates as Elections Office officials continue to verify the signatures on the provided cruise port referendum petition.
The new website plugin will include the number of verification forms that have been received, the number outstanding, as well as an overall percentage of the signatures confirmed out of the 5,438 that have been submitted thus far.
For more information please visit the Elections Office website at www.elections.ky.