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Elections in Antigua and Barbuda
constitutional monarchy
Elections in Antigua and Barbuda: the next vote, who holds power now, and the country's election history. Head of government is Gaston Browne; the system of government is constitutional monarchy.
Next election
date to be confirmed
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Head of government - Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party
Party
Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party
Head of state
Charles III
Region
North America
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Next election
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Government
constitutional monarchy
Capital
St. John's
Population
101 489
Country facts
Legislature
Parliament of Antigua and Barbuda
Established
1981
Currency
Eastern Caribbean dollar
Official language
English
Capital
St. John's
Region
North America
Area
440 km2
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Election history
30 April 2026parliamentary
Antiguan general election
18 January 2023parliamentary
Antiguan general election
21 March 2018parliamentary
Antiguan general election
12 June 2014parliamentary
Antiguan general election
12 March 2009parliamentary
Antiguan general election
Presidential winner & turnout from Wikidata; parliamentary winners omitted (Wikidata data unreliable).
Power transferspeacefulcontestedirregular
No recorded transitions.
Classification: Powell & Thyne Coup d'Etat Dataset, where available.
Frequently asked questions
When is the next election in Antigua and Barbuda?
The date of the next election has not yet been confirmed.
Who is the current leader of Antigua and Barbuda?
The head of government is Gaston Browne (Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party).
When was the last election in Antigua and Barbuda?
The most recent was the Antiguan general election on 30 April 2026.
What type of government does Antigua and Barbuda have?
Antigua and Barbuda is a constitutional monarchy.
Profile from Wikidata - updated 2026-07-02.