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Story summary
- Prime Minister Andrew Holness's third term is viewed as a mandate for economic growth and crime reduction, despite a low voter turnout of 38.8%.
- Opposition leader Mark Golding noted the PNP gained 15 seats, indicating a more competitive political environment.
- Holness confronts public trust issues amid corruption allegations and demands for reforms.
- The JLP's campaign promised wage increases and improved healthcare, while the opposition calls for substantial socioeconomic reforms.
