October |September|August

• 2002-10-17
  • PNP wins 4th term 10-seat margin of victory
• 2002-10-16
  • JLP reports of plans to disrupt voting
  • PNP ahead in Anderson, Stone polls
  • Election Day disruption to cost businesses $250 million
• 2002-10-15

  • Cops ready for polls

• 2002-10-14
  • Momentum is with the JLP, Seaga says
  • No honeymoon for new parliamentarians
  • The elections over the years
  • Go out and vote, says Prof Miller
  • Ministers, political candidates walk for peace in Maverley
• 2002-10-13
  • Halt the mayhem!
  • When race becomes an issue
  • Women's Manifesto ... seeking greater political power
  • The last lap
  • PNP stretches lead
• 2002-10-12
  • I have no assets overseas, PM says
  • Smooth voting in Cornwall
  • PSOJ appeals to Ombudsman
  • Foreign missions raise concerns about politically related violence
  • PM wraps up tour of eastern parishes
  • Seaga warns of PNP tricks to come
  • Election glitches mar pre-Oct 16 voting
    
• 2002-10-11
  • PM continues rural run
  • UNDP to provide technical support on election day
  • Getting to the Roots - Golding: The darling of the media
  • How will development projects foster growth?
  • Parties clash in Christiana
  • KSAC condemns election violence
  • PNP rolls into St Mary
  • Candidates tour Central Kingston
  • PM puts assets at $34.8m
  • JDF, police vote today - Election Day workers too
    
• 2002-10-10
  • Dressing right for a price
  • First-timer gunning as NDM upsetter
  • Thwaites says prodigal won't win it for Seaga
  • JLP will rescue Jamaica, Golding promises
  • Clergy seeks to ease political tensions
  • Spanish Twn Hospital on JLP agenda
  • Henry requests more security to cool tensions in Clarendon
  • ' I'm disillusioned'
  • PM promises land reform, sweet future for sugar cane
  • Pastor lectures Hanover candidates
• 2002-10-09
  • Churches offer prayer for peace
  • Forbes agrees to EAC's request on motorcades
  • Jimmy Carter to lead int'l observer mission
  • PM rallies support in St Thomas
  • 'Traffic violators beware' - ­ St Ann's Bay police
  • Samuda vs Paulwell: The way forward
  • Buchanan seeks Ombudsman intervention
• 2002-10-08
• 2002-10-07
• 2002-10-06
  • PNP stays ahead ...although both parties gain
  • Cabinet choices - hard task for new PM
  • PM tours rural St Catherine
  • Police to target motorcades
  • Blair wants campaign finance laws
  • JLP turns up political heat in Kingston
  • Clarendon political leaders call for peace
  • PNP supporters 'log on' in St. Andrew N Central
  • Editors' Forum: Bureaucracy, major handicap to business
  • Election fever has not affected investment - Melhado
• 2002-10-05
  • Paulwell, Samuda debate industry plans
  • CAFFE not getting enough funding
  • Strong leadership, good plan will win
  • Roads to be closed on Sunday
• 2002-10-04
  • Employment is voters' No 1 priority
  • Golding hits the campaign trail
  • Business leaders look to the future
  • Getting to the roots - Taking the violence out of our politics
• 2002-10-03
  • JCF ready for election - Forbes
  • Majority registered intend to vote
  • JLP rally Sunday night
  • Russell Hammond returns to the JLP
  • Derrick Smith urges vigilance to counter malpractices
  • 800 'one-day police' for polls in St James
  • G2K launches 'campaign train'
• 2002-10-02
  • Golding's return could boost JLP's chances
  • I'll win seat, says UPP leader
  • NJA's Bennett, Miller willing to accept Senatorial appointments
  • Candidates the target of plot - JLP
  • PNP Government the worst in region, says Seaga
  • JLP raises concern about projects
  • NDM's haemorrhaging not likely to continue, says Golding
  • Newcomers tackle Bertram
  • Cap the national debt - Golding
• 2002-10-01
  • 175 for election race - Nomination Day goes by peacefully
  • Trailer controversy
  • Peace dove takes a dive
  • NDM failed to gain traction, says Golding