BLP Secures Third Consecutive Term in Barbados, Sweeps All 30 Parliamentary Seats

The Barbados Labour Party, led by Prime Minister Mia Mottley, won all 30 seats in the 2026 general election, securing a third consecutive term.

12th of February 2026

Barbados: The Prime Minister of Barbados, Mia Amor Mottley, and her Barbados Labour Party (BLP), secured another great victory in the 2026 general elections, marking their third consecutive term in office. The BLP swept all 30 seats in the Parliament. The Democratic Labour Party, led by Ralph Thorne, failed to win any seats in the 2026 elections.

This victory adds to their success in 2018 and 2022 elections, in which they also secured all the seats in the House of Assembly. In her victory address, PM Mottley thanked the voters and also highlighted the parties’ commitment to improving Barbados’ economy, improving citizens’ quality of life and putting the country on the map.

Mottley, who has been the leader of the BLP since 2008, held onto her seat in St Michael North East, continuing her long-running tenure as a member of the Parliament since 1994. She won her constituency by a large margin with over 3,500 votes, while her closest competitor was the DLP’s candidate, who received only 391 votes.

General Elections 2026 - Barbados Labour Party winning seats

City of Bridgetown - Michael Lashley
St Michael North East - Mia Mottley
St Michael South East - Santia Josette Omara Bradshaw
St Peter - Colin Jordan
Christ Church East Central - Ryan Straughn
St Thomas - Gregory Nicholls
St Michael West Central - Gooding Edghill
St James North - Chad Blackman
St Michael South Central: Marsha Kelly-Ann Caddle
St Michael East: Trevor Anthony Prescod
St Philip South: Indar Anthony Weir
St Michael South: Humphrey Wins
St John: Charles McDonald Griffith
St Andrew: Dr Romel Springer
Christ Church West: William Duguid
Christ Church West Central: Adrain Medic Forde
St Joseph: Ryan Braithwaite
St Michael West: Christopher Gibbs
St George North: Toni Moore
Christ Church South: Shantal Munro Knight
St Michael Central: Tyra Trotman
St Lucy: Peter Phillips
St James South: Sandra Husbands
Christ Church East: Wilfred Abrahams
St Michael North: Davidson Ishmael
St George South: Dwight Sutherland
St Philip North: Sonia Browne
St Philip West: Kay McConney
St Michael North West: Neil Rowe
St James Central: Kerrie Symmonds

Throughout the term of her office Mia Mottley has been focused on Barbados' long-term growth. Her party has made efforts to improve the country’s economy, address cost of living issues, and place Barbados on the international map. Barbados has also played an active role in the world stage in addressing climate change issues, representing small island nations facing environmental issues.