General Election 2028
2028 Campaign Theme

Unity for Antigua and Barbuda

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 national campaign front door: one movement, one slate, and one call for unity across every constituency. The message is simple. Bring people together, organise community by community, and vote for the change families have been waiting for.

17 constituenciesOne slate campaigning together for change across Antigua and Barbuda
Unity firstLeadership, candidates, volunteers, and supporters moving with one message
Election readyFocused on turnout, community organising, and a vote strong enough to win change
What election unity looks like
  • Jamale Pringle and Sherfield Bowen leading a united national effort
  • Candidates carrying one people-first message into every constituency
  • Campaign energy focused on turnout, trust, and the change the country needs

Vote for Change

A disciplined election message for every supporter, candidate, and community: stand up, turn out, and carry change into every constituency.

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Vote for Change

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Be the change you want to see

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A vote for UPP is a vote for change

General Election 2028

Vote for Change

Meet the Candidates

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 the movement feels united, organised, and ready to turn support into votes across the country.

Unity

The country needs one clear campaign message people can rally behind.

A unity theme keeps the national argument simple and memorable: this is the moment to stand together and vote for the change Antigua and Barbuda needs.

Leadership

Leadership should feel visible, disciplined, and election ready.

The homepage should immediately show voters a party leadership team and slate moving in the same direction, with Jamale Pringle and Sherfield Bowen front and centre.

Turnout

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 action, updates, and the candidates carrying the message locally.

Stand together. Organise together. Vote together.

Election mode should keep the close of the homepage disciplined and practical: supporters need an easy path to volunteer, follow campaign movement, and meet the people carrying the message across the country.

Join the campaign

Volunteer, organise, and help the movement turn energy into outreach, turnout, and election-day readiness.

Get involved

Meet the slate

Spend time with the candidates, leadership team, and constituencies at the centre of the general election effort.

View candidates

Follow the movement

Keep up with speeches, announcements, media moments, and campaign news as the election momentum builds.

Read updates