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2025 General Election Results – All Constituencies

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By Sue-Ann Wayow and Faith Edwards

THE Elections and Boundaries Commission (EBC) has released the detailed preliminary results of the 2025 general election.

The results were released on Wednesday, two days after the general election on Monday in 41 constituencies across Trinidad and Tobago.
The release of the results also follows the requests for recounts in three constituencies by the United National Congress (UNC).
According to the EBC, voter turnout was at 53.92% with the total number of the electorate being 1,153,876. The number of ballots counted and applied was 622,181. There was a total of 2,001 rejected ballots.
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The winning United National Congress (UNC) received 335,165 votes in addition to the Progressive Empowerment Party (PEP) – 9,379, the Congress of the People (COP) – 6,481, parties that formed part of their Coalition of Interests.
The defeated PNM garnered 224,414.
The Patriotic Front has emerged as a third force with 21,221 votes having contested 37 seats.
General election, 2025 saw 17 political parties contesting and 161 candidates filing nomination papers.
Tobago West was the most highly contested constituency with nine candidates representing that district.
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Three constituencies had six candidates to choose from: San Fernando West, Port of Spain South and Diego Martin North East.
Seven constituencies had five candidates to choose from, another seven had four candidates to choose from and the rest three.
The constituency with the highest voter turnout at 65.38% was the marginal seat of Moruga/Tableland with the the UNC candidate in Chaguanas West Dr Neil Gosine attaining the most votes – 16,013
The constituency with the lowest voter turnout was Laventille  West with 35.20%.
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In three constituencies, although the PNM could boast of a win, the margins were less than 700 in what would have been PNM designated areas: Arima – a margin of 699, Arouca/Lopinot – a margin of 262, Malabar/Mausica – a margin of 262 and San Fernando East – a difference of 669 to secure a PNM win.
For the UNC, they were able to garner enough votes to win the Point Fortin and La Brea PNM strongholds, but again by a small margin.
For La Brea – there was a difference of 739 to ensure a UNC win and for Point Fortin, the UNC received 784 more votes than the PNM.
Following is the list of UNC and PNM candidates and their resulst for all 41 constituencies:

Results for each constituency:

Aranguez/St. Joseph: Devesh Maraj (UNC) – 9,908; Terrence Deyalsingh (PNM) – 7,961

Arima:  Pennelope Beckles-Robinson (PNM) – 7,055; Nigel Moses (UNC) – 6,356;

Arouca/Lopinot: Dr Natalie Chaitan-Maharaj (UNC) – 7,699; Marvin Gonzales (PNM) – 7,961

Barataria/San Juan: Saddam Hosein (UNC) – 8,887; Muhammad Yunus Ibrahim (PNM) – 4,742

Caroni Central: Dr David Lee (UNC) – 12,663; Adam Hosein (PNM) – 4,854

Caroni East: Dr Rishad Seecharan (UNC) – 13,957;  Leena Rampersad (PNM) – 2,757

Chaguanas East: Vandana Mohit (UNC) – 10,097; Richie Sookhai (PNM) – 5,317

Chaguanas West:  Dr Colin Neil Gosine (UNC) – 16,013;  Winston Mahabir (PNM) – 1,390

Claxton Bay (formerly Pointe-a-Pierre):  Hansen Narinesingh (UNC) – 9,969;  Mukesh Ramsingh (PNM) – 4,934

Couva North: Jearlean John (UNC) – 13,201;  Brent Maraj (PNM) – 3,094

Couva South: Barry Padarath (UNC) – 13,122; Aaron Mohammed (PNM) – 3,763

Cumuto/Manzanilla: Shivana Sam (UNC) – 12,559;  Sanjiv Boodoo (PNM) – 5,393

Diego Martin Central: Symon De Nobriga (PNM) – 7,409; Keiron Thomas (UNC) – 4,600

Diego Martin North/East: Colm Imbert (PNM) – 7,064; Brendon Butts (PEP) – 3,525

Diego Martin West: Hans Des Vignes (PNM) – 7,703; Janice Miller Learmond-Criqui (PEP) – 3,257

Fyzabad: Dave Tancoo (UNC) – 11,396; Kheron Khan (PNM) – 4,454

La Brea: Clyde Elder (OWTU/UNC) – 7,001; Randall Mitchell (PNM) – 6,262

La Horquetta/Talparo: Phillip Watts (UNC) – 9,585;  Foster Cummings (PNM) – 6,712

Laventille East/Morvant: Christian Birchwood (PNM) – 5,837; Robert Mitchell (UNC) – 3,270

Laventille West: Kareem Marcelle (PNM) – 6,096; Rodney Stowe (UNC) – 2,291;

Malabar/Mausica: Dominic Romain (PNM) – 7,690; Dominic Smith (UNC) – 7,428

Mayaro: Nicholas Morris (UNC) – 11,241; Beatrice Bridgelal (PNM) – 4,381

Moruga/Tableland: Michelle Benjamin (UNC) – 11,083; Lisa Atwater (PNM) – 7,983

Naparima: Dr Narindra Roopnarine (UNC) – 13,649; Sarah Nangoo (PNM) – 1,650

Oropouche East: Dr Roodal Moonilal (UNC) – 13,649;  Richard Ragbir (PNM) – 2,264

Oropouche West: Dr Lackram Bodoe (UNC) – 11,882; Shawn Dube (PNM) – 2,349

Point Fortin  Ernesto Kesar (OWTU/UNC) – 7,293;  Kennedy Richards Jr. (PNM) – 6,509

Port of Spain North/St. Ann’s West: Stuart Young (PNM) – 7,243; Phillip Alexander (PEP) – 2,597

Port of Spain South: Keith Scotland (PNM) – 5,523; Kirt Sinette (COP) – 2,218

Princes Town: Dr Aiyna Ali (UNC) – 11,852;  Rocklyn Mohammed (PNM) – 3,340

San Fernando East: Brian Manning (PNM) – 7,026;  John Michael Alibocus (UNC) – 6,357

San Fernando West: Dr Michael Dowlath (UNC) – 7,341; Faris Al-Rawi (PNM) – 6,638

Siparia: Kamla Persad-Bissessar (UNC) – 13,900; Natasha Mohammed (PNM) – 2,412

St Ann’s East: Nyan Gadsby-Dolly (PNM) – 7,472; Gerald Small (COP) – 4,263

St Augustine: Khadija Ameen (UNC) – 12,664; Renuka Sagramsingh-Sooklal (PNM) – 3,865

Tabaquite: Sean Sobers (UNC) – 11,615; Marisha Duncan-Alvarado (PNM) – 3,436

Toco/Sangre Grande: Wayne Sturge (UNC) – 9,728; Roger Monroe (PNM) – 7,363

Trincity/Maloney: Camille Robinson-Regis (PNM) – 9,858; Richard Smith (UNC) – 4,443

Tunapuna: Roger Alexander (UNC) – 8,466; Esmond Forde (PNM) – 6,943

Tobago East: David Thomas (TPP) 7144; Ayanna Webster- Roy (PNM) – 4396

Tobago West: Joel Sampson (TPP) 6713; Shamfa Cudjoe-Lewis (PNM) – 6604

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