The electorate in this constituency grows anxious as it is close to 1:00 a.m. and no results have been given as yet.

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 to release of early-vote ballot boxes from the Commissioner of Police's office. After that is done, the ballots would be taking to their counting stations and counted.

Red "St. Kitts Sexy" shirts are prevalent as most of the Labour workers in Constituency Number 8. are wearing them. A Sexy strategy maybe?

Saw some Commonwealth Observers... tried to get a comment but was declined

Just questioned a first time voter in Cayon on his first experience as a voter and his response was "I just went to fool around...nobody doing anything for me"

Const. 8... "half of our voters have not come in as yet and we already got this" a Labour worker told Sknvibes while doing a little jig

Const. 8... "Me and me neighbour voting for Labour..." was the refrain coming from one of the Labour workers who is working under the St. KITTS SEXY tent just outside the St. Peters Primary School.

Good time to vote here in Cayon constituency 8 as all four polling stations in the community are empty

A Labour supporter in St. Peter's said she is confident that Dr. Drew would win the seat.

Cayon looking okay so far.

Peace and quiet in lodge #8

The queue at the St. Peters Community Centre polling division has decreased over the past hour.

One line here in Conaree moving, appears to be moving fast, while the other is still stagnant

Polling division 4B has very little activity with just a couple of voters waiting to make their mark of approval for one of the candidates.

Approximately 10 voters are waiting patiently at polling stations 6A and 6B to make their contribution to the election of the next government.

Speaking with a resident from Conaree she indicated that the process was quite slow and frustrating. She suggested that a separate queue be established in future elections for senior citizens.

Lines literally at a standstill in Conaree.

A bit of disturbance in Conaree with some individuals shouting at someone in the line and police officers asking them move 100 ft away.

Two visually impaired senior citizens just finished exercising their franchise in Conaree.

Long lines for both polling divisions here in Conaree

Information reaching this publication states that 10 jets with a maximum capacity of 115 had arrived with voters at RLB International Airport over the past couple of days and a number of them are currently at that airport, which are scheduled to depart today after Polling Stations have closed. It is also reported that a number of voters are still at the airport in Miami awaiting flight to the Federation.

Very peaceful in Cayon, and this reporter has no major issue to speak about at this moment.

Labour candidate Dr. Terrance Drew has made an appearance in Cayon. SKNVibes reporter is seeking an interview.

Labour candidate for Constituency 8 Dr. Terrance Drew has made an appearance in Cayon I am seeking a comment from him

Both lines at the Moravian church to moving at a steady pace while at the Health Centre the slow process continues.

Lines are steadily increasing with polling one and a half hours in.

Voting at the polls takes an average of 3 minutes per voter to complete.

A queue of more than 30 individuals are preparing to cast their vote at polling division 4B.

Fast start to the voting here in Cayon with long lines at all polling stations as individuals seek to vote before heading to work.

People's Action Movement candidate and Unity member the Hon. Eugene Hamilton has been seen making checks at various polling divisions.

Labour candidate Terrance Drew is also seen checking-in at the various polling stations.

Polling stations have begun opening. Lines are already in excess of 20 people strong.

SKNVibes reporter dispatched to Constituency #8