Rawdon Turner emerged as the standout performer of this year's general election, recording the largest margin of victory nationwide with a commanding lead of 1,263 votes, according to Antigua.news.
Turner's result placed him at the top of all constituency outcomes across the country. Maria Browne followed with the second-largest margin of 1,133 votes, while Prime Minister Gaston Browne secured third place with a margin of 1,032 votes. Together, the three results represent a tier of dominant performances that distinguished themselves from the broader election landscape.
Several other candidates also recorded substantial victories. Michael Freeland (839), Randy Baltimore (680), Max Fernandez (535), Chet Greene (527), Michael Joseph (516), and Daryl Matthew (514) all posted winning margins exceeding 500 votes, reflecting strong support across their respective constituencies.
Philmore Benjamin (475), Melford Nicholas (396), and Anthony Smith (384) likewise secured clear victories, though by comparatively narrower margins.
Not all contests were one-sided, however. A handful of races proved fiercely competitive. Kiz Johnson recorded the closest win of the election, prevailing by just 41 votes, while Dwayne George followed with a margin of 81 votes. Jamal Pringle also faced a tight battle, ultimately winning by 164 votes.
As reported by Antigua.news, the election as a whole featured a striking contrast between dominant constituency wins and closely fought contests that went down to the wire.
