Constituencies

All 63 constituencies: the Member of Parliament, office and contact details, the 2025 result, and every electoral division with its councillor.

This section is about representation in Jamaica. For the network's chapters overseas, see Chapters.

35 of 63 held by the JLPEnlarged: Kingston and St. Andrew

Election countdown

General election

1,512days21hours47minutes35seconds

Must be held by Wednesday, 18 December 2030

Parliament first sat on 18 September 2025. Unless dissolved sooner, it stands dissolved five years later, on 18 September 2030, and the election must follow within three months (Constitution of Jamaica, sections 64 and 65). The Prime Minister can advise the Governor-General to dissolve Parliament and call the election at any time before then, so it may come much sooner. The fifth anniversary of the last general election (3 September 2025) is 3 September 2030.

Local government elections

577days21hours47minutes35seconds

Due by Saturday, 27 May 2028

Councillors were elected on 26 February 2024. The Local Governance Act sets the next elections at the fourth anniversary (26 February 2028), with a 90-day extension. The Prime Minister and the Minister of Local Government can call them earlier at any time, and Parliament can pass a law to postpone them, as it did between 2020 and 2024.

Overseas Jamaicans vote in person in Jamaica: there is no overseas, postal or absentee voting. Dates are the legal outer limits unless an election has been called; this is general information, not legal advice.

Kingston

St. Andrew

St. Thomas

Portland

St. Mary

St. Ann

Trelawny

St. James

Hanover

Westmoreland

St. Elizabeth

Manchester

Clarendon

St. Catherine

Boundaries and divisions: Electoral Office of Jamaica. Results: Electoral Commission of Jamaica. Where the JLP does not hold a seat or division, its candidate at the last election is shown as caretaker until the party names another. Each page lists its sources. See something out of date? Tell us.