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.

Persons in Nevis 9 out to keep watch of situation. Some Polling Stations are said to be open. Some Charters are still coming in with voters.

At 6.30pm, large crowds of people outside of Ivor Walters primary.

Polling station 2, Boxes A and B. Constituency 9. Accurate tally. 57% voted by 6 pm.

Spoke to NRP CAMP. 75 percent. Turn out. They hope for 2 out of 3 seats. High turn up of young voters.

A voter when asked why he voted, told me the country in a mess and needs new direction. That's the reason for voting. Old St Johns school.

No activity at First Pentecostal.

Generally there hasn't been long lines at polling stations. People spending only a few minutes.

NoT much activity at the Methodist Church.

Not much activity at the Methodist church.

An Official from CCM indicated list was received yesterday at around 5 pm. In some cases the list used for voting is different from what they have.

An Official from CCM indicated list was received yesterday at around 5 pm. In some cases the list used for voting is different from what they have.

Line building steadily at the methodist church. Less than 10 persons in the line.

An official from CCM indicated that the List was received yesterday at around 5:00 p.m. In some cases the List used for voting is different from what they have.

So far four persons can't find their names on the Voter's List at the Church of God in Cox.

One voter a the old t St. John's Primary School said he is voting for the party with the better plans for Nevis.

About 15 persons are seen in the line at Old St. John's Primary School.

Spoke to a voter at Ivor Walters who says he wants love and peace to prevail. That is the most concern that encouraged him to vote.

A voter at Bath Police Barracks told this publication that the voting process there was going smoothly. However, the most pressing issue for her in this Election was the economy and the political atmosphere. She wants change and relief as a single parent.

About 8 persons in the line at Bath Police Barracks.

A voter at Bath is angry because polling agent peeped to see who he voted for.

To date about 7 persons could not find their names on the voters list at Shiloh Baptist.

Empty line at Methodist Church.

A voter was turned back from voting at shiloh baptist church with a driver's licence.Another voter could not vote because name not on the list.

SKNVibes reporter dispatched to Constituency #9