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Today's Briefing

Saturday, May 9, 2026

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Yesterday

Site polls showed PM Philip Davis leading on the best-leader question with 70% of 67 votes, while the party-preference poll gave the PLP 62% of 93 votes over a seven-day period. In the news, the Bahamas Christian Council announced a National Day of Prayer for Election Day eve, the Bahamas Union of Teachers rejected the government's latest financial proposal in ongoing industrial agreement negotiations, and former PM Hubert Ingraham campaigned in Abaco while criticizing PLP governance there. The OAS Electoral Observation Mission also made a courtesy call on the Governor General.

Yesterday's top poll
Which party will you vote for on May 12?
PLP led with 62% of 93 votes.

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What to Watch

• The B.U.T. contract dispute remains unresolved after the union rejected the government's final proposal — watch for any further statements from either side as the election approaches. • Tensions between the FNM and PRD over white-ballot voting eligibility are live, with both sides' legal advisors now on record — any new legal rulings or official guidance from the Attorney General could affect polling-day procedures. • The Christian Council's announced National Day of Prayer on Election Day eve is scheduled to be preceded by a press conference from new president Mario Moxey — watch for the full agenda and any political messaging that may emerge.

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