Photo of The WeekCONFUSION INDEED: the facsimile of the National Review page of the Nassau Guardian. The Guardian even had an editorial on the same issue last week. The Tribune had its own version. The Government when it talks says that its doing a great job. Well we think not. But then again Prime Minister Hubert Minnis is a genius and we are all fools. Our photo of the week of the National Review of The Nassau Guardian describing on Wednesday 23rd October 2019, the decision to change command at the Royal Bahamas Defence Force in mid hurricane relief as a wave of confusion.
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We are happy to report this week that Michael Pintard, the Leader of the Opposition has lost the general election. He and his party ran a fleckless, nasty campaign, with no attention to policy but simply flinging mud. They lost. The people of The Bahamas rejected them. We must ensure that they do not come back again.
The most gratifying losses were those that saw Dr. Duane Sands, Senator Darren Henfield and Deputy Leader Shannendon Cartwright lose their bids to get back to public office.
The Leader of the Opposition must fall on his sword and resign. He must go.
It is likely he will not. The parliamentary FNM party has reaffirmed his leadership role so he will stay there and be an embarrassment to them.
We in the PLP must not let them forget.
Number of hits for the week ending Saturday 16 May 2026 up to midnight: 1,105,443;
Number of hits for the month of May up to Saturday 16 May 2026 up to midnight: 2,124,778;
Number of hits for the year 2026 up to Saturday 16 May 2026 up to midnight: 18,103,765;
He started off his campaign by trying to fool the people of Fox Hill that he had no political intentions. He went to the Catholic Church where he had a friendly pastor and inserted himself into the mass saying that he was leading an anti-crime civic organization and asking the church’s help. The PLP’s in the Catholic Church of St Anselem’s were incensed and objected. Then he dressed in orange and went on parade in Fox Hill with known FNMs and tried to say that he was leading a march anti-crime. He was so dumb and ignorant, the man who boasted that he grew up in Fox Hill did not know the difference between the Fox Hill Parade and Freedom Park. Once that was sorted out, he left with his tail between his leg. It was then downhill from there. He started a hot dog giveaway campaign at his political headquarters with little children without arranging for a responsible adult to be present. He ran a propaganda war on Facebook that then frightened the PLP establishment to lose confidence in the campaign of the PLP in Fox Hill. It all turned out to be nonsense. He could not afford the 600 dollars a week to maintain the hot dog giveaway. Then he started abusing the people of Fox Hill by saying that they beg for things too much. In the end his campaign fizzled and he was reduced to personal attacks that were largely ignored by the PLP’s candidate. On Election Day itself he was throwing homophobic barbs against the PLP’s candidate. The FNM candidate is well known as homosexual so it is interesting that he would want to go there. He claimed that his PLP opponent was suffering dementia. He claimed that his PLP opponent was delusional. He claimed that the people of Fox Hill hated his PLP opponent. All of it a lying, nasty, slimy campaign. The FNM’s campaign was a testament to all the stereo types of the homophobes about how people of that orientation act. In the end it was revealed that he was caught up in a doping scandal in an Al Jazeera documentary in which he was seen pedaling growth hormone for athletes. That is the character of the FNM’s candidate in Fox Hill. A nasty worthless man who deserved to lose.
The victory of the PLP in the general election of 12 May 2026 was a testament to a confluence of many things. One was the leadership of the Prime Minister Philip Davis. There was no driving anti-Davis sentiment in the population. That was a good start. Then there was the good economy. This was joined by a scandal free administration. The FNM tried to invent scandals but nothing stuck with the population. Finally, it was the ground game of the MPs and candidates. They simply did their work during the term connecting with the people and in the campaign. Congrualtions to all for a job well done. Remember though the struggle continues.
Fred Mitchell overcame the lying propaganda of Nicholas Fox and the FNM to defeat the FNM convincingly in Fox Hill. He is the best person for the job. That is clear. It is clear that the people of Fox Hill agree. The FNM’s candidate was a slimy individual without a moral compass and the brains of a jackass. He deserves to be defeated. He was joined by some of the nastiest people in Fox Hill to do the dirty work that he engendered. We cannot say good riddance because, they have not reformed their behaviour and he will no doubt still be around poking is nasty mouth in the business of decent people. Here are the figures for the out turn:
Summary in Fox Hill
PLP 2456
FNM 1432
COI 444
Total registered number of voters in Fox Hill is 6,462. 4,332 persons voted making the voter turnout (VTO) for Fox Hill 67%
Of the 4,332 voters Fred got 2,456 votes. Indicating that he got 57% of the votes cast.
The difference Fred and FNM is 1,024 votes.
Fred received 57% of the votes, FNM 33% and COI 10%
The day before the general election, a most extraordinary thing. The Tribune for the first time in its history endorsed the PLP as the next government. There was a picture of the mother the former implacable foe of the PLP and her son Robert standing together to endorse the PLP. Wonders never cease.
The hardest emotional blows to take is when the rest of the party has won the government and you have lost your seat. The question is what happens next. The expectation is that most candidates who lost will have an opportunity to serve in some political level position. That is only right and just. This should especially be the case for Keno Wong in St Anne’s, Robyn Lynes in Killarney, Ronnell Armbrister in MICAL, Parco Deal in Central Grand Bahama, Reneka Knowles in Long Island, Dr. Monique Pratt in East Grand Bahama.
The question is being asked sotto voce about the Prime Minister Philip Davis who will be 80 plus when the term now ends. Behind him will be Fred Mitchell and Glenys Hanna Martin in their seventies. While age is a factor, it is not a factor in and of itself. What is important is relevance to the times and whether or not the person is in good health. For example the Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir was called back at the age of 93 to lead the political parties to victory and served for four years before stepping down. Whatever the situation age wise, the PLP must concentrate on the future but the Prime Minister nor his ministers should make the mistake of announcing in advance when or if they intend to leave. The report is that this divided the PNP in Jamaica, the decision of then Prime Minister P J Patterson to announce his departure. The wounds have not healed to this day in Jamaica.
Hubert Ingraham, the former Prime Minister, had a good thing going in retirement. All the nastiness and poor policy choices that he made when he was prime minister had become a dim memory to most of those alive in The Bahamas today. As a matter of fact, most of the voters on today’s register would not even remember what it was like when he was Prime Minister. He should have let things stay that way: a portly avuncular figure who spent the time getting drunk with his buddies at Premier Crew on Friday evenings. Sadly that has now been blown, by his foolish intervention in general election of 2026. He went to the public stage and attacked the PLP, attacked Sebass Bastian and the result was that it had no impact because the FNM went down in flames. He has therefore spent his political capital such as it was foolishly. A sad end to a sad politician who had managed a great disguise these last few years.
Jonathan Gardener was a Bahamian citizen who was on a flight, an innocent flight on Election Day 12 May 2026 from Abaco to Grand Bahama. His plane ran into engine problems and had to put down in the water some 80 miles from Melbourne, Florida. The U S Coastguard came to the rescue. There were 11 souls on board. They all survived and were taken to hospital in the US. They were paroled into the US on medical grounds and were set for release. As they were making their way out of the US, the US authorities stopped Jonathan Gardiner, detained him incommunicado and then spirited him off to Orlando and two days later charged him with conspiracy to import drugs into the US, a conspiracy they say dating back to 2023 and connected with another phony case they have brought against Bahamian citizens in New York city. They also circulated a narrative that there was 30k in an envelope with the name of a politician on the envelope. He is now to be sent to New York where he will be charged formally with an offence they say dating back to 2023. Something is wrong with that. Sadly wrong.
The 2026 elections campaign of hatred and bitterness has soundly been rejected by the Bahamian voting population. The scapegoating of the Haitian diaspora was a central theme. The Opposition Forces allied with some so-called Prophets of the church singled out the Haitians that live, work, built our homes, clean our houses and do all manner of entry level jobs that most Bahamian people refuse to do.
In Grand Bahama, a minister of the Gospel went as far as accusing the Davis Administration of giving out as much as 300,000 citizenships in order to be re-elected government, a blistering falsehood. Other members of the opposition accused the government of giving out passports like candy to the people of Haitian descent. At times, the rhetoric spewed out was nothing short of disgraceful.
The Bahamas Christian Council, shamefully, retreated to the safety of the political tall grass in silence, rather than openly rebuking the sinful message of bigotry. The message of Jesus Christ, the Son of the Living God, will one day come back, again, to Rapture his called out people (the church) which will come from every tribe, kindred, and nations including the people of the Haitian diaspora to live with him in Heaven was not proclaimed, at all. Instead, we heard a pitiful safe message targeting the vice of gambling. Christian Council Repent! It seems the light of the word of transformation has gone out in your midst. A sad commentary, indeed!
The reality of the Bahamian circumstance, as it now exists, is the people of the Haitian diaspora are already woven into the fabric of our nation helping to build up these Isles of June. They marry our sons and daughters, having married their schoolmates who they grew up with, and therefore, becoming our family.
Illegal migration, at present, is being managed expeditiously by the Davis Administration like no other prior government and, more importantly, handled humanely.
Common sense dictates the whipping up of hysteria is not helpful to our national development as a country. Political parties openly showing disrespect to the Haitian people is engaging in a Fool’s errand and will pay a price at the polls of any election. Sowing seeds of Discord could ultimately lead to sectarian violence as witnessed around other parts of the world. This must not be our portion.
We must pray and ask God to forgive us of the sin of bigotry and anger against the Human family. We should, at all times, keep before us that as a part of the human family, we are made in the image and likeness of God; requiring daily grace and mercy from God, the creator of man and creation.
There are many lessons to be learned from the last general election in The Bahamas, but one issue that deserves urgent national attention is electoral reform — particularly the state of the voters register.
One of the most striking observations after the election came from Bruce Golding, head of the Commonwealth Observer Group. He openly noted that many of the recommendations repeatedly made by international observers continue to be ignored election after election. That level of frustration should concern every Bahamian who values democracy and public trust in the electoral process.
Equally troubling were reports of voters arriving at polling stations with valid voter’s cards, only to discover that their names were missing from the register. That cannot simply be brushed aside as “human error.” The right to vote is one of the most fundamental rights in a democracy, and any system that prevents eligible citizens from exercising that right weakens public confidence.
At the same time, the national conversation about “low voter turnout” requires greater context and understanding.
Before 2017, voter registration was tied more directly to election cycles. People registered because they intended to vote in an upcoming election. Naturally, turnout percentages appeared higher. However, since the introduction of a continuous voter register in 2017, the list of registered voters has steadily grown year-round.
The numbers tell the story: • 2017: 181,543 registered voters • 2021: 194,525 registered voters • 2026: 209,245 registered voters
A continuous register is not inherently a problem. In fact, it is a modern and necessary system. But if the register is not routinely cleaned and updated, it can create a misleading picture of voter participation.
Today, the register likely includes persons who have died, missing, permanently relocated, imprisoned, stopped voting for religious or personal reasons, or registered without any intention of participating in elections. When these names remain on the list, turnout percentages can appear artificially low, fueling public criticism and mistrust.
If this issue is not addressed urgently, the consequences could be serious: • declining public confidence in election results, • increased misinformation and conspiracy theories, • inaccurate constituency data, • opportunities for electoral abuse, • and continued voter frustration and disengagement.
Election reform must become a national priority. And any serious reform effort should begin with one simple but critical step: cleaning up and modernizing the voter register so that it accurately reflects the active voting population of The Bahamas.
With Bermuda’s reps Shomari Talbot Woolridge, Alex Abbott, Senator Lauren Bell and Dawn Simmons, Chair PLP Bermuda and Maureen Webber of the PNP in Jamaica. Thank you. The picture was taken at the Fox Hill Community Centre.
