Prime Minister Dr Timothy Harris is on his way to a second

term as leader, having secured a landslide victory at the June 5 general

elections in St Kitts and Nevis.

Harris and his coalition Team Unity administration swept all

nine seats declared.

“As I take on the awesome responsibility of leading the

country again, I give thanks to the people and to God be the Glory,” Harris

said on his official Facebook page.

To celebrate, Team Unity held a victory motorcade at the

Frigate Bay Lawn, while Dr Harris expressed his gratitude to the people of the

federation for trusting his administration with another five years of

leadership.

“As I take on the awesome responsibility of leading the country again, I give thanks to the people and to God be the Glory.”Posted by

“As I take on the awesome responsibility of leading the country again, I give thanks to the people and to God be the Glory.”Posted by Dr. The Honourable Timothy Harris on Sunday, June 7, 2020

“What an election! #TeamUnity has won enough seats to form a

second term of government and I am grateful for the support and faith put in us

by the electorate. They recognised the achievements of our first term and based

on our track record, they know that we will be dedicated to deliver for them

once again in our second term. Here’s to a #StrongerSaferFuture,” he contended.

The coalition comprises Harris’s People’s Labour Party

(PLP), the People’s Action Movement (PAM) and the Concerned Citizens Movement

(CCM).

The CCM created history becoming the first political party

to win all three seats on the island on Nevis in federal elections, as they

defeated the Nevis Reformation Party (NFP).

The CCM also controls the Nevis Island Administration (NIA).

Voter turnout was less than ideal, however, as some 23,009

votes were cast from a pool of 48,166 registered voters.