Vote for Change
General Election 2026
One movement. One vote for change.
Vote for Change
Be the change you want to see
A vote for UPP is a vote for change
Election mode turns the homepage into a sharper campaign front door for 2026: check your status, know the record, meet the slate, and carry a disciplined vote-for-change message into every constituency.
17 constituenciesOne slate campaigning community by community for change
10 years in governmentA public record from 2004 to 2014 still available for scrutiny
5 manifesto cyclesA documented policy trail from 2004 through 2023
2026
17 constituencies10 years in government
What the 2026 campaign is built on
- Jamale Pringle, Sherfield Bowen, and the wider slate carrying one people-first message
- A record in government, a manifesto archive, and a seven-pillar platform voters can test
- Turnout work that starts with voter status, local readiness, and constituency discipline
General Election 2026
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Campaign Flow
Start with your voter status, then move through the campaign with purpose.
Election mode should guide people from turnout tools into the leadership, record, and campaign destinations that make the case for change feel disciplined and real.
Start Here
Check your voter status
Search by constituency and name, then privately update your contact details for campaign follow-up.
Open nowMeet the Slate
See the candidates carrying the message
Browse the UPP team contesting constituencies across Antigua and Barbuda.
Open nowCheck the Record
Read the documents behind the campaign
Explore the achievements booklet and manifesto archive that back the public message.
Open nowWhy 2026 matters now
This election is bigger than any one rally, one village, or one constituency.
Election mode should make the stakes feel immediate: people want change, but change only lands when supporters are registered, informed, and ready to turn support into votes across the country.
The country needs one clear campaign message people can act on.
A disciplined theme keeps the national argument simple and useful: check your status, know the record, and vote for the change Antigua and Barbuda needs.
Leadership should feel visible, disciplined, and election ready.
The homepage should immediately show voters a team moving in the same direction, with Jamale Pringle and Sherfield Bowen front and centre.
Momentum matters most when it turns into votes.
Election mode should make every public page feel like part of a turnout machine, guiding supporters toward registration checks, local action, updates, and the candidates carrying the message locally.
Where people can lean in
Election mode keeps the homepage focused on active campaign destinations.
Election mode should still guide visitors to the strongest live campaign destinations, including leadership, constituencies, volunteer pathways, and the people-first platform pages.
Check Voter Status
Search by name and constituency, then privately update your information for campaign follow-up.
Open the voter checkMeet the Candidates
See the full UPP slate, including Jamale Pringle, Sherfield Bowen, and the candidates carrying the campaign message nationwide.
View the slateLeadership for Change
Put the leadership team at the centre of the election story and give voters a direct path into the leader profile.
Meet the leadershipCampaign Updates
Keep visitors connected to speeches, announcements, and the public news stream driving the campaign forward.
Read updatesConstituency Focus
Show how the campaign is reaching communities across Antigua and Barbuda and where the local battles for change are being fought.
Explore constituenciesCampaign record and manifesto archive
Give voters documentary proof behind the campaign story by sending them into the manifesto archive and published party record.
Read the recordWhy believe the message
The message lands best when the leadership, the record, and the documents move together.
Election mode should still ground the public site in substance. That means sending people to the party record, the leadership story, and the documents that show this campaign is about more than slogans.
Proof point2004 to 2014
Track ten years in government
The achievements booklet records $430M in roads built and upgraded, more than $446M spent on healthcare in the first five years, and $122.77M paid into Social Security.
See achievements Proof point2018 and 2023Meet the leadership carrying the case
Jamale Pringle has held All Saints East and St. Luke since 2018, and Sherfield Bowen returned to Parliament in 2023 as part of the current push for change.
Meet the leader Proof point5 manifestosRead the manifesto trail
The archive now spans 2004, 2009, 2014, 2018 and 2023, giving voters a documented policy trail instead of a campaign mood board.
Read the archiveHow supporters help win
Start with your status. Stay close to the campaign.
Election mode should keep the close of the homepage disciplined and practical: supporters need an easy path to confirm registration, meet the people carrying the message, and follow the movement across the country.
Check your voter status
Search the voter list by constituency and name, then privately update your contact details for campaign follow-up.
Check nowMeet the slate
Spend time with the candidates, leadership team, and constituencies at the centre of the general election effort.
View candidatesFollow the movement
Keep up with speeches, announcements, media moments, and campaign news as the election momentum builds.
Read updates