Browne Calls for Unity and Reflection After By-Election Defeat
In a statement issued after the results, Browne said, “Today, we stand stronger than before, and we have not lost our spirit, our purpose, or our belief in a better future for our people.”
He described the campaign as part of a wider effort beyond a single election, stating, “This journey was never just about one election—it is about the fight for fairness, opportunity, and real change for every citizen. And that fight does not end here.”
Browne thanked supporters, volunteers and voters for their backing throughout the campaign. “Your energy, your hope, and your commitment mean more than words can express. You showed what unity and belief can do, and that foundation remains strong,” he said.
He added that the party would use the moment to regroup, noting, “We take this moment not as defeat, but as a reflection. We listen, we learn, and we grow stronger together as a family to serve YOU, the PEOPLE of Antigua and Barbuda.”
Ending on a forward-looking note, Browne said, “The truth is simple: The work continues,” adding that the UPP will “keep showing up,” “keep building,” and “keep fighting for a better Antigua and Barbuda.”
Full Statement from Alex Browne:
“Today, we stand stronger than before, and we have not lost our spirit, our purpose, or our belief in a better future for our people.
This journey was never just about one election—it is about the fight for fairness, opportunity, and real change for every citizen. And that fight does not end here.
To every supporter, volunteer, and voter who stood with us—thank you. Your energy, your hope, and your commitment mean more than words can express. You showed what unity and belief can do, and that foundation remains strong.
We take this moment not as defeat, but as a reflection. We listen, we learn, and we grow stronger together as a family to serve YOU, the PEOPLE of Antigua and Barbuda.
Because the truth is simple:
The work continues.
We will keep showing up.
We will keep building.
We will keep fighting for a better Antigua and Barbuda.
Stay engaged. Stay hopeful. Stay united.
The movement is alive—and this is only the beginning.”
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UNITY and REFLECTION ???
2 things Gisele don’t do! She not interested in either.
Goo lang see Alex. Them.say she prefer the son of George “HOUSE RENT” Wehner.
She thinks that you are LAZY!
It’s a shame we are in a society where the majority do not think for themselves but rather be subjected to handouts or follow a party because a friend or family is part of it. I wish people would ask themselves, “Are they really better off? Am i getting sufficient running water? Can i afford groceries for my family each week? Am I getting good health care? These are the things that really matter, and people should weigh the pros and cons when approaching the ballot box… if the pros outweigh the cons, by all means do what you see fit.
To those who are delusional: This election result should send a clear and unmistakable message to Jamal Pringle: it is time to step down as leader. He has not demonstrated the capacity to unify the party or to broaden its appeal to new voters—both of which are essential for electoral success. The UPP requires decisive, credible leadership, and someone with the experience and strength of Harold Lovell could better position the party for the future. If the UPP fails to act now, it risks heading into the next general election unprepared and facing a significant defeat.