NDP Triumphs Nationally And Brings Conclusion To ULP’s Prolonged Governance Streak

In a momentous political transition, the New Democratic Party (NDP) emerged victorious in today’s general election in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, concluding nearly 25 years of rule by the Unity Labour Party (ULP). This triumph disrupted Dr. Ralph Gonsalves’ quest for an unprecedented seventh consecutive term. Early indications revealed that the NDP, under Dr. Godwin Friday's leadership, was leading in approximately 12 of the nation’s 15 constituencies.Despite the ULP's broader defeat, Dr. Gonsalves, who has held the prime ministerial position since 2001, appeared poised to retain his Windward constituency. Meanwhile, Dr. Friday successfully maintained his Northern Grenadines seat. This election marks a significant shift in the political landscape, highlighting the electorate's desire for change after decades of ULP governance. The unfolding developments have captured significant attention, marking a new era in the region's political narrative.