For his buck, Chairman of the United Progressive Party Harold Lovell would not appeal the recent High Court judgment that ruled the demotion of former chairman

The High Court has ruled that actions of Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer to recommend the removal of Sir Gerald Watt QC as chairman of the Antigua & Barbuda Electoral Commission

Deposed chairman of the Antigua & Barbuda Electoral Commission (ABEC) Sir Gerald Watt won his High Court case challenging his January 5, 2011 demotion.

Leader of Her Majesty’s Opposition Lester Bird is still threatening to take legal action over recent changes in electoral law that saw, among other changes, the diminution of power

Chairman of the Antigua & Barbuda Electoral Commission Juno Samuel fully supports moves by government to amend the Representation of the People Act,

Head of the University of Antigua & Barbuda Development Committee Juno Samuel has a message for Attorney General Justin Simon: “get with the programme” or recuse yourself from the process.

Although conceding that yesterday’s front-page story in The Daily OBSERVER is factually correct, Antigua & Barbuda Electoral Commission Chairman Juno Samuel is nonetheless unhappy with what he deems unhelpful publicity.

Sir Gerald Watt’s legal battle to be returned as chairman of Antigua & Barbuda Electoral Commission (ABEC) has gotten under way with mixed results.

It took High Court Judge Jennifer Remy just one hour to determine she would not grant former chairman of the Antigua & Barbuda Electoral Commission

The High Court denied deposed Antigua & Barbuda Electoral Commissioner Chairman Sir Gerald Watt’s request for immediate interim injunction that would have seen him resume