AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoVoter Confirmation: Opposition figures say documentation hurdles, limited centre access and a registry paper shortage could keep eligible voters from completing confirmation. UWP candidate Cara Shillingford urged people to act now, while opposition groups seek an extension and clearer access arrangements. The Dominica Freedom Party is also demanding a detailed accounting of the EC$6 million electoral-reform loan. Election Communication: Opposition speakers say confusion over voter identification and polling arrangements during the Roseau North by-election shows election authorities need to communicate changes more clearly to candidates and voters. CARICOM Mobility: Dominica processed five applications under the four-country free-movement arrangement in its first year; 939 people were processed across the participating states. Cruise Season: Government projects 267 ship calls and more than 475,000 passengers for the 2026–27 season, which opened with the arrival of Rhapsody of the Seas.
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