The Electoral Department encourages all citizens to exercise their franchise to Vote, and recommends that persons ensure that they are registered with the department in time for general elections. Contact us at 1758 452-3811 for more information.
Verify that you are registered for general elections by using our voter look-up utility. You should contact the Electoral department if there are any errors or discrepancies.
View past election results and statistics, graphs and charts. Voter percentages, Voter Turnout, Seat allocations in vivid graphical illustration.
Statistics enrollment based on voters list, based on constituencies and boundary divisions.
Statistics are available from 1979 – 2011
Explore the Saint Lucia Demarcations and separation using Google Maps. Explore the Saint Lucia Demarcations and separation using Google Maps.
How to Vote [English]
This video demonstrates the correct voting process as prescribed by the Elections Act. Be sure to pay close attention to the procedure in order to become familiar with the process it requirements and regulations. Your vote counts.
Please contact us if you have any questions regarding the process. This can be done by using the contact form located on the bottom right menu or by telephone at 1758 4523811.
As a registered voter, you have certain rights, including:
- To vote as your conscience tell you.
- To cast your ballot secretly, nobody will know which party you voted for.
- To attend political meetings and campaign rallies. –Your Right as a Voter
As a registered voter, you have certain rights, including:
- To know the various political parties, their candidates, and their stance on important national issues.
- To expect an orderly and peaceful election, free from fear, violence or intimidation –Your Right as a Voter
Rights always go with responsibilities: Accordingly, as a voter your responsibilities include:
- Taking part in the election of persons who would be making decisions that affect you directly and in directly.
- Voting only once
- Giving other voters equal opportunities to vote. –Your Responsibilities as a Voter



