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This is the current information on the forty-one (41) Constituencies for the 2025 Parliamentary Elections.

The constituencies with no changes are as follows:

1. Barataria/San Juan
2. Caroni East
3. Chaguanas East
4. Chaguanas West
5. Couva North
6. Couva South
7. Diego Martin Central
8. Diego Martin North/East
9. Diego Martin West
10. Fyzabad
11. La Brea
12. Mayaro
13. Moruga/Tableland
14. Naparima
15. Oropouche West
16. Point Fortin
17. Princes Town
18. Siparia
19. Ann’s East
20. Augustine
21. Tobago East
22. Tobago West
23. Tunapuna

The following is a graphic map of the constituencies with no changes:

Graphic map of the constituencies with no changes

The constituencies with boundary changes are as follows:

1. Arima
2. Caroni Central
3. Cumuto/Manzanilla
4. La Horquetta/Talparo
5. Laventille East/Morvant
6. Laventille West
7. Oropouche East
8. Port Of Spain North/St. Ann’s West
9. Port of Spain South
10. San Fernando East
11. San Fernando West
12. Tabaquite
13. Toco/Sangre Grande

The following is a graphic map of the constituencies with boundary changes:

Graphic map of the constituencies with boundary changes

The constituencies with boundary and name changes are as follows:

1. Malabar/Mausica (formerly D’abadie/O’meara)
2. Claxton Bay (formerly Pointe-a-Pierre)
3. Trincity/Maloney (formerly Arouca/Maloney)

The following is a graphic map of the constituencies with boundary and name changes:

Graphic map of the constituencies with boundary and name changes

The constituencies with name changes are as follows:

1. Aranguez/St. Joseph (formerly St. Joseph)
2. Arouca/Lopinot (formerly Lopinot/Bon Air West)

The following is a graphic map of the constituencies with name changes:

Graphic map of the constituencies with name changes

For more information on the reasons for the implemented changes or adjustments, see the “Year 2024 Report of the EBC on Review of Constituency Boundaries (pursuant to Section 72 of the Constitution of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago)”:

Year 2024 Report of the Elections and Boundaries Commission on the Review Of Constituency Boundaries Pursuant to Section 72 of the Constitution of the Republic Of Trinidad And Tobago

Please be advised that a listing of the Addresses of the Offices of the Returning Officers of the Parliamentary Elections 2025 is available below:

Addresses of the Offices of the Returning Officers of the Parliamentary Elections 2025

For details of this Notice (as previously published), please use the link below:

Notice Amended – FORM No. 35 Election Rule 4 (1) (a) Representation of the People Act for Parliamentary Elections, 2025

NOTICE – Preliminary Examination of Nomination Papers for the 2025 Parliamentary Elections

Please be advised that the relevant Nomination forms for the 2025 Parliamentary Elections are available below:

Form No. 37

Form No. 38

Form No. 39

Form No. 40

For details of this Notice (as published) please use the link below:

Notice – Posting of Preliminary List of Electors for 2025 Parliamentary Elections

For details of this Notice (as previously published) please use the link below:

Notice – FORM No. 35 Election Rule 4 (1) (a) Representation of the People Act for Parliamentary Elections, 2025

For details of this Notice (as previously published) please use the link below:

Notice – Commencement of Electoral Registration 2025 Parliamentary Elections

The public is advised that the processing of applications from persons eligible to be treated as Special Electors for the upcoming 2025 Parliamentary Elections starts on Wednesday 19th March and ends on Friday 4th April 2025.

For more details, please see the full Notice (as previously published) in this link below:

Notice – Application to Vote as Special Electors in the 2025 Parliamentary Elections

The forty-one persons who were appointed to serve as Returning Officers for the April 28, 2025 Elections were presented with Writs of Election issued by Her Excellency, Christine Kangaloo, O.R.T.T, giving them the authority to cause a poll to be taken in their respective electoral districts on behalf of the Elections and Boundaries Commission (EBC).

In her Opening Remarks to the Returning Officers and prospective Election Clerks, Mrs. Fern Narcis-Scope, Chief Election Officer, commended attendees for their dedication to the electoral process. She highlighted the vital role they play in upholding democratic principles, stressing that fairness and accountability are essential in strengthening public confidence and ensuring the credibility of free and fair elections.

Ms. Pamela Ogiste, Assistant Chief Election Officer, also emphasised the theme of “Building Bridges and Fostering Trust in the Electoral Process.” She highlighted that elections are the foundation of democracy and that public confidence in the system relies not only on the rules and regulations upheld but also on the integrity, professionalism, and dedication of those who administer the process.

A motivational speech was given by Mr. Luke Quamina, a John C. Maxwell Certified Coach, inspiring attendees to embrace their roles with confidence and commitment. He emphasized the importance of leadership, personal growth, and a strong sense of duty in upholding the integrity of the electoral process.

The Returning Officers were presented with their Writs, by the Chairman, Mr. Mark Ramkerrysingh and Mrs. Karla Drayton-Edwards, which were transmitted in accordance with Election Rule 3 of the Representation of the People Act, Chapter 2:01. at the Cipriani College of Labour & Co-Operative Studies, Valsayn on Thursday 20 March, 2025.

EBC Press Release -RETURNING OFFICERS RECEIVE THEIR WRITS FOR PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS 2025