By this time, results should have begun coming in but they have not yet begun to flow in. Information reaching SKNVibes indicates that candidates and officials are awaiting the release of early-vote ballot boxes from the Commissioner of Police's office. After that is done, the ballots would be taken to their counting stations and counted.

Police and crowd at Bricklin

Police on scene live with sirens. Superintendent confirms polls closed.

Bystander explained that official got directions to reopen Polling Station after it closed at 6:00 p.m. and keep it open 8:00. Door was being opened. Crowd exploded. Instructions retracted. Door stays closed. No one extra got to vote. Also, there were no extra voters outside. However, it was announced that it would be open to crowd so that caused the confusion.

Bystander explained that official got directions to reopen polling station after it closed at six pm and keep it open until eight. Door was being opened. Crowd exploded. Instructions retracted. Door stays closed. No one extra got to vote. Also, there were no extra voters outside. However it was announced that it would be open to crowd so that caused the confusion.

Confusion in bricklyn. constituency 11. Apparently NRP voters who came in today on plane arrived at polling station late moments ago. Seemingly officials wanted to let them vote. Onlookers protested.

Box 4 A and B now being counted. Estimated 60% turnout. Crowd of about 30 present.

A lady who voted at Butlers Health Center stated her main reason for doing so is for "Nevis to get its full share of resources".

One area of potential contention will be due process. Some voters were allowed to put their ballot in the box while others were not. The Polling Supervisor did that for them. Which one is correct is the question being asked.

Asked a gentleman what were his reasons for voting and his response was: "It was my first time voting and I went for the experience."

65% turn out estimated by Hon. Alexis Jeffers at 7b constituency 11.

Box 7 at Butler's closed. Spectators report some persons denied chance to vote while in line minutes to six.

Currently the Poll is empty

The Polling Station is currently empty.

Individuals arriving at this Polling Station are the younger crowd who seem to be getting off from work.

After been at the Jessups Community Centre for some 20 minutes, there have been about 10 individuals who have arrived to vote.

Currently there are two people waiting in line

When asked what reasons made you Vote for this election, the voter stated, "I believe in exercising my constitutional rights to elect a government that will effect change and progress in my country."

The Catholic Church Hall had the least activities when visiting the polling stations

The Catholic Hall had the least activities after visiting of all the polling stations

A St.Thomas' registered voter stated that she will only be voting for the opposition side because the current party is doing a lot of nonsense.

When asked what prompted her to vote, a woman stated that she was expressing her rights for voting because she is concerned about who is in control of the country's affairs.

Catholic Church Hall is very slow, an individual just just walked in to cast hid vote

An international voter stated that he voted for the progress of the Federation.

When asked if there are any specific reasons why you are voting today, a voter stated it was just the hype of the campaign.

Activities at the Cotton Ground Health Centre is very slow.

An onlooker just stated that the line is moving rather slow compared to last election

At Butlers. No accurate list available yet according to both party observation teams outside polling booth. Three lists surfaced earlier but they were not all complete. For example, one person's name would be on two lists but not the third.

According to both parties' observation teams outside the Polling Station at Butlers, no accurate List is yet available. Three incomplete Lists had earlier surfaced. For example, one person's name would be on two lists but not on the third.

Currently there are 5 people in the line waiting to cast their votes

An onlooker stated that this Election is not for CCM or NRP but for the progress of Nevis, especially for the younger generation.

The 100th person had just cast her vote about 10 minutes ago

Short line at polling station seven in constituency eleven in Nevis. Six people in line. One agent said that one anomaly surfaced. Butlers normally on separate sheet. now joined with Bricklin.

Voters stated that the polling station did not open at 7:00am but a few minutes after

Onlookers have stated that the crowd have died down since earlier

Voters are taking an average of 6 minutes in the voting booth

Bystanders are debating whether or not the Billboards should be up during the election in accordance with election law.

The line is moving very slow at this station but voters aren't complaining.

Combermere Health Centre, currently there are 22 people standing in the line

Voters were asked to remove from the corridor of the Newcastle Police Station, which forced them to stand under the sun.

There is a disgruntled individual whose name was removed last election, reregistered and her name is still not on the list

The signage that indicates which polling booth you use is not easily noticeable

The polling station is very quiet, at the moment; some 25 persons are waiting to cast their votes.l

 SKNVibes reporter dispatched to Constituency #11