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Election Returns for the Sept.3.2020 DECLARATIONS OF CONTRIBUTIONS AND ELECTION EXPENSES FOR THE SEPTEMBER 3, 2020 GENERAL ELECTION. Pursuant to section 60(7) of the Representation of the People Act, the following is the outline of election contributions and expenses by candidates for the campaign period August 11, 2020 through September 2, 2020. #. CONSTITUENCY NAME OF CANDIDATE NAME OF DONATIONS/ TOTAL EXPENDITURE ORGANISATION CONTRIBUTION REPRESENTED RECEIVED 1 ST. THOMAS MARSHA FRANCIS PNP N/A $750,000 WESTERN 2 ST. THOMAS JAMES R. ROBERTSON JLP $6,300,000 $6,291,520 WESTERN 3 ST. THOMAS FENTON FERGUSON PNP $9,500,000 $9,884,000 EASTERN 4 ST. THOMAS MICHELLE CHARLES JLP $3,850,000 $1,000 EASTERN 5 PORTLAND EASTERN PURCELL JACKSON PNP NIL $2,208,000 6 PORTLAND EASTERN ANN-MARIE VAZ JLP $9,975,000 $9,975,000 7 PORTLAND WESTERN VALERIE CLAIRE NEITA- PNP $5,555,459 $5,955,459 ROBERTSON 8 PORTLAND WESTERN DARYL VAZ JLP $10,025,000 $10,025,000 9 ST. MARY SOUTH NORMAN DUNN JLP $2,050,000 $2,050,000 EASTERN 10 ST. MARY SOUTH SHANE ALEXIS PNP $1,500,000 $962,500 EASTERN 11 ST MARY CENTRAL MORAIS GUY PNP $1,465,000 $8,054,471 12 ST MARY CENTRAL LENNON RICHARDS JLP $1,907,500 $1,907,500 13 ST.MARY WESTERN ROBERT BOBBY JLP $4,650,000 $5,599,500 MONTAGUE 14 ST.MARY WESTERN JASON STANFORD PNP $2,565,000 $4,037,000 15 ST. ANN SOUTH DELROY GRANSTON JLP N/A $916,300 EASTERN 16 ST. ANN SOUTH LISA HANNA PNP $11,277,330 $11,063,115 EASTERN 17 ST. ANN NORTH KEITH G. BROWN PNP $7,745,000 $7,745,000 EASTERN 1 18 ST. ANN NORTH MARSHA SMITH JLP $3,655,000 $3,247,250 EASTERN 19 ST. ANN NORTH DAYTON CAMPBELL PNP $3,850,000 $6,287,000 WESTERN 20 ST. ANN NORTH KRYSTAL KERRY-ANN JLP $2,550,000 $2,284,621 WESTERN LEE 21 ST. ANN NORTH PETER SAMUEL SHAND INDEPENDENT $650,000 $3,352,000 WESTERN 22 ST. ANN SOUTH ZAVIA MAYNE JLP $2,350,000 $2,350,000 WESTERN 23 ST. ANN SOUTH VALENTINE WINT PNP $1,500,000 $6,449,500 WESTERN 24 TRELAWNY TOVA TENE’ HAMILTON JLP $1,881,375 $1,881,375 NORTHERN 25 TRELAWNY GENIEVE DAWKINS INDEPENDENT NIL $5,350 NORTHERN 26 TRELAWNY VICTOR D. WRIGHT PNP N/A $4,021,000 NORTHERN 27 TRELAWNY MARISA DALRYMPLE- JLP $1,550,000 $1,420,000 SOUTHERN PHILIBERT 28 TRELAWNY LLOYD GILLINGS PNP $1,400,000 $3,079,000 SOUTHERN 29 TRELAWNY RICHARD NORMAN INDEPENDENT NIL $50,000 SOUTHERN SHARPE 30 ST. JAMES EAST EDMUND CURTIS JLP $3,651,900 $3,651,900 CENTRAL BARTLETT 31 ST. JAMES EAST MICHAEL HEMMINGS PNP $800,000 $824,000 CENTRAL 32 ST. JAMES NORTH HORACE ANTHONY JLP NIL $8,447,000 WESTERN CHANG 33 ST. JAMES NORTH GEORGE HAMILTON PNP $529,000 $1,979,029 WESTERN 34 ST. JAMES CENTRAL HEROY CLARKE JLP $1,050,000 $1,050,000 35 ST. JAMES CENTRAL ANDRE HYLTON PNP $1,949,500 $4,559,000 36 ST. JAMES CENTRAL ASTOR GILLISFORD INDEPENDENT NIL NIL BLACK 37 ST. JAMES WEST ANDRE HAUGHTON PNP $3,770,000 $3,770,000 CENTRAL 38 ST. JAMES WEST MARLENE PATRICIA JLP TO BE SUPPLIED $10,373,030 CENTRAL MALAHOO FORTE 39 ST. JAMES HOMER DAVIS JLP $2,750,000 $3,000,000 SOUTHERN 40 ST. JAMES WALTON SMALL PNP $2,302,000 $2,925,000 SOUTHERN 41 HANOVER EASTERN DAVE BROWN JLP NIL $4,983,200 42 HANOVER EASTERN WAVELL HINDS PNP $600,000 $943,600 43 HANOVER WESTERN IAN DAVE HAYLES PNP NIL $4,346,000 Page 2 of 6 44 HANOVER WESTERN TAMIKA YOLANDE JLP N/A $155,000 DAVIS 45 WESTMORELAND WYKEHAM MCNEILL PNP $4,600,000 $5,149,500 WESTERN 46 WESTMORELAND MORLAND A. WILSON JLP $1,159,000 $915,000 WESTERN 47 WESTMORELAND TORAINO BECKFORD INDEPENDENT NON-SUBMISSION OF NON-SUBMISSION OF CENTRAL ELECTION RETURNS ELECTION RETURNS 48 WESTMORELAND DON FOOTE INDEPENDENT NIL NIL CENTRAL 49 WESTMORELAND DWAYNE VAZ PNP $400,000 $1,497,000 CENTRAL 50 WESTMORELAND GEORGE WRIGHT JLP NIL $7,477,000 CENTRAL 51 WESTMORELAND LUTHER BUCHANAN PNP $450,000 $5,750,000 EASTERN 52 WESTMORELAND HAILE MIKA’EL INDEPENDENT $96,685 $124,515 EASTERN 53 WESTMORELAND DANIEL LAWRENCE JLP $1,825,000 $8,127,000 EASTERN 54 ST ELIZABETH NORTH WILLIAM J.C. JLP $4,092,500 $4,092,500 WESTERN HUTCHINSON 55 ST ELIZABETH NORTH RYAN KEATING PNP $1,150,000 $1,150,000 WESTERN 56 ST ELIZABETH NORTH DELROY SLOWLEY JLP NIL N/A EASTERN 57 ST ELIZABETH NORTH BASIL WAITE PNP $7,000,000 $6,286,000 EASTERN 58 ST ELIZABETH SOUTH EWAN STEPHENSON PNP $2,500,000 $2,500,000 WESTERN 59 ST ELIZABETH SOUTH FLOYD O'BRIAN GREEN JLP $2,100,000 $3,083,112 WESTERN 60 ST ELIZABETH SOUTH DWAINE SPENCER PNP $1,000,000 $4,756,000 EASTERN 61 ST ELIZABETH SOUTH FRANKLIN WITTER JLP $6,016,000 $6,016,000 EASTERN 62 MANCHESTER ROBERT CHIN JLP $3,794,000 $3,814,000 SOUTH 63 MANCHESTER MICHAEL STEWART PNP $2,050,000 $2,050,000 SOUTH 64 MANCHESTER RHODA CRAWFORD JLP $1,328,485 $1,629,916 CENTRAL 65 MANCHESTER PETER BUNTING PNP $7,573,000 $12,228,441 CENTRAL 66 MANCHESTER ROHAN CHUNG INDEPENDENT NIL $15,000,000 CENTRAL 67 MANCHESTER DAMION YOUNG JLP $5,225,000 $4,325,000 NORTH WESTERN 68 MANCHESTER MIKAEL PHILLIPS PNP $9,150,000 $9,305,331 NORTH WESTERN 69 MANCHESTER AUDLEY SHAW JLP $7,100,000 $9,854,500 NORTH EASTERN Page 3 of 6 70 MANCHESTER DONALD JACKSON PNP $$2,810,000 $4,600,000 NORTH EASTERN 71 CLARENDON NORTH RICHARD AZAN PNP $1,200,000 $1,201,669 WESTERN 72 CLARENDON NORTH PHILLIP C. HENRIQUES JLP $3,415,000 $2,724,496 WESTERN 73 CLARENDON NORTH MERRICK COHEN INDEPENDENT NIL $102,000 WESTERN 74 CLARENDON HORACE W. DALLEY PNP $800,000 $9,907,000 NORTHERN 75 CLARENDON DWIGHT SIBBLES JLP $1,185,000 $1,185,000 NORTHERN 76 CLARENDON NORTH DESMOND BRENNAN PNP NIL NIL CENTRAL 77 CLARENDON NORTH ROBERT NESTA JLP $3,400,000 $3,362,950 CENTRAL MORGAN 78 CLARENDON LESTER MICHAEL HENRY JLP $6,060,000 $11,732,333 CENTRAL 79 CLARENDON ZULEIKA JESS PNP N/A $2,900,000 CENTRAL 80 CLARENDON SOUTH LOTHAN COUSINS PNP N/A $2,751,000 WESTERN 81 CLARENDON SOUTH KENT P. GAMMON JLP $3,602,479 $2,565,500 WESTERN 82 CLARENDON SOUTH PATRICIA SUTHERLAND PNP $7,085,000 $12,748,030 EASTERN 83 CLARENDON SOUTH PEARNEL CHARLES JR JLP $800,000 $100,000 EASTERN 84 ST. CATHERINE NEWTON AMOS JLP $4,752,546 $4,752,546 NORTH WESTERN 85 ST. CATHERINE GENE GUTHRIE INDEPENDENT NIL $5000 NORTH WESTERN 86 ST. CATHERINE HUGH GRAHAM PNP $620,000 $5,216,496 NORTH WESTERN 87 ST. CATHERINE UPTON ERIC BLAKE INDEPENDENT NIL INCOMPLETE SOUTH WESTERN DECLARATION 88 ST. CATHERINE KURT WAUL PNP NIL NIL SOUTH WESTERN 89 ST. CATHERINE C. EVERALD JLP $3,256,596 $12,712,685 SOUTH WESTERN WARMINGTON 90 ST. CATHERINE FITZ ARTHUR JACKSON PNP $950,000 $5,798,600 SOUTHERN 91 ST. CATHERINE DELROY R. DOBNEY JLP $2,265,120 $2,265,120 SOUTHERN 92 ST. CATHERINE OLIVIA GRANGE JLP $1,544,813 $100,890 CENTRAL 93 ST. CATHERINE MAURICE WESTNEY PNP N/A $724,000 CENTRAL 94 ST. CATHERINE ROBERT DELANO MILLER JLP $595,000 $784,400 SOUTH EASTERN 95 ST. CATHERINE COLIN FAGAN PNP $500,000 $3,057,000 SOUTH EASTERN Page 4 of 6 96 ST. CATHERINE LLOYD D. SMITH INDEPENDENT N/A $1,000 NORTH CENTRAL 97 ST. CATHERINE NATALIE CAMPBELL- JLP $315,000 $310,000 NORTH CENTRAL RODRIQUES 98 ST. CATHERINE NATALIE NEITA PNP $1,400,000 $6,255,000 NORTH CENTRAL 99 ST. CATHERINE JOHN KOSIGIN HENRY INDEPENDENT NIL NIL NORTH CENTRAL 100 ST. CATHERINE WEST KENYAMA BICKELA PNP $4,519,00 $2,672,000 CENTRAL BROWN 101 ST. CATHERINE WEST CHRISTOPHER TUFTON JLP $8,517,000 $10,514,000 CENTRAL 102 ST. CATHERINE KERENSIA MORRISON JLP $1,000,000 $1,000,000 NORTH EASTERN 103 ST. CATHERINE OSWEST SENIOR-SMITH PNP $4,000,000 $4,042,500 NORTH EASTERN 104 ST. CATHERINE JOYCE DENISE DALEY PNP $1,230,000 $2,290,000 EASTERN 105 ST. CATHERINE DWIGHT PECCOO JLP NIL $53,000 EASTERN 106 ST. CATHERINE KURT MATTHEWS PNP $240,000 $1,354,000 SOUTH CENTRAL 107 ST. CATHERINE ANDREW WHEATLEY JLP $2,100,000 $2,100,000 SOUTH CENTRAL 108 ST. CATHERINE EAST RAYMOND FRANKLYN PNP N/A $3,591,500 CENTRAL PRYCE 109 ST. CATHERINE EAST ALANDO TERRELONGE JLP $1,000,000 $1,000,000 CENTRAL 110 ST. ANDREW WEST KRYSTAL TOMLINSON PNP $4,600,000 $5,335,500 RURAL 111 ST. ANDREW WEST JULIET CUTHBERT-FLYNN JLP $1,114,600 $2,156,000 RURAL 112 ST. ANDREW WEST ANDREW HOLNESS JLP $12,600,000 $8,184,000 CENTRAL 113 ST. ANDREW WEST PATRICK ROBERTS PNP NIL $2,237,500 CENTRAL 114 ST. ANDREW EAST PETER PHILLIPS PNP $9,250,000 $10,450,000 CENTRAL 115 ST. ANDREW EAST JODIAN MYRIE JLP $720,000 $2,175,207 CENTRAL 116 ST. ANDREW SOUTH KARI JANELLE DOUGLAS JLP N/A NIL EASTERN 117 ST. ANDREW SOUTH JULIAN JAY ROBINSON PNP $4,300,000 $4,900,000 EASTERN 118 ST. ANDREW VENESHA PHILLIPS PNP $250,000 $3,249,800 EASTERN 119 ST. ANDREW FAYVAL SHIRLEY JLP $6,587,924 $6,587,924 EASTERN WILLIAMS 120 ST. ANDREW NORTH DELROY CHUCK JLP $4,054,074 $6,038,504 EASTERN 121 ST.
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