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Leader of the Concerned Public Officers (CPO) Curtis Cuffie - Jeff K. Mayers Days after Watson Duke was re-elected president of the Public Services Association (PSA), his opponents have united in an attempt to overturn the election results. In response Duke called on them to “take yuh licks and cool it” and focus on PSA duties. Duke was re-elected for a third term in Monday's elections with 1,758 votes after a two-day wait for the final results. His team Game Changers will form the executive committee. On Wednesday night Duke declared victory in a Facebook live stream with a document prov...

Oral Saunders Photo source: Facebok In the wake of news that Watson Duke retained his seat as leader of the Public Services Association (PSA) two candidates have expressed some interest in meeting and discussing the possibility of co-operation after their election loss. Speaking with Newsday on Thursday, leader of the Unified Public Officers Oral Saunders described the results of the election as a "hollow victory" for Duke citing a low voter turnout and irregularities at the polls. Saunders said while he has no problem accepting defeat, he was concerned over the transparency of the voting pro...

THE results are finally in for the Public Services Association (PSA) election, which was held on Monday, and incumbent president Watson Duke and his Game Changers team were victorious with 1,758 votes. The results took longer than expected as one presi­ding offi­cer said special votes slowed the process as the votes had to be counted one by one for each team. The Express understands the official results will be made public today by election officer Selwyn Malcom. Second in the race for the PSA presidency was leader of the Uni­ted Public Officers slate Oral Saunders, with 562 votes. T...

Official PSA election results yet to be declared Curtis Cuffie - After more than a day of counting ballots, the official results of the Public Services Association (PSA) elections were not declared up to 6 pm on Tuesday. Speaking with Newsday earlier on Tuesday, sitting PSA president Watson Duke predicted the last of the ballots should have been counted by 5 pm but officials were unable to give any confirmation on an official winner up to an hour later. Newsday understands the PSA's election officer Selwyn Malcolm was the only person counting ballots which led to the slow pace of results. Th...

Duke in lead in PSA elections Watson Duke - Jeff K. Mayers Sitting president of the Public Services Association (PSA) Watson Duke is in the lead in the union's elections, according to figures released by the association as of 11 am on Tuesday. Duke who has served as the leader of the PSA since 2008, was in the lead with 645 votes. Leader of the United Public Officers slate Oral Saunders followed with 381 votes. Nixon Callender and Curtis Cuffie had received 183 and 169 votes respectively, while leader of the Labour Warriors Ian Murray had 167 votes. Gregory Cova of the Premium Value team had...