Voter turnout in Jamaica’s 2025 General Elections is set to be just under 50 percent, data up to 11 this morning suggests, with just over 306,000 or 15 percent of registered voters having voted up to then, the Director of Elections at the Electoral Office of Jamaica, confirmed.
ICInsider.com projects turnout around 50 percent, with 46 percent the most likely outcome. In 2016, some 289,000 or 16 percent of the 1,824,412 registered voters cast their votes by 11:30 am and at 3 PM, 728,670 votes were polled, accounting for 39.94 percent of the votes cast, with a final tally of 882,389 for a 48.4 percent outcome.
By 11 AM in 2020, a total of 313,799 or 16.4 percent votes were cast and ended at 37.9 percent for a total of 724317 out of 1,913,410 registered.
Based on the 2016 counts and the votes in the early morning session on Wednesday, it indicates a likely votes around one million votes between 46 and 50 percent.