Saint Thomas Eastern

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Saint Thomas Eastern is number 48; the constituency furthest east.

Saint Thomas Eastern is a parliamentary constituency represented in the House of Representatives of the Jamaican Parliament. It covers the eastern part of Saint Thomas Parish.

Fenton Ferguson was the MP but lost his seat in the 2020 general election to Michelle Charles.^[1]

Representatives[]

Pearnel Charles (1972 to 1980)^[2]
Pearnel Charles (defeated by Ferguson in 1993)
Fenton Ferguson (1993 to 2020)
Michelle Charles (from 2020)

Constituencies of the Parliament of Jamaica

Cornwall

Hanover	Hanover Eastern Hanover Western
Saint Elizabeth
Saint James	Saint James Central Saint James East Central Saint James North Western Saint James Southern Saint James West Central
Trelawny	Trelawny Northern Trelawny Southern
Westmoreland	Westmoreland Central Westmoreland Eastern Westmoreland Western

Middlesex

Clarendon	Clarendon Central Clarendon North Central Clarendon North Western Clarendon Northern Clarendon South Eastern Clarendon South Western
Manchester	Manchester Central Manchester North Eastern Manchester North Western Manchester Southern
Saint Ann	Saint Ann North Eastern Saint Ann North Western Saint Ann South Eastern Saint Ann South Western
Saint Catherine	Saint Catherine North Eastern Saint Catherine North Western Saint Catherine West Central
Saint Mary

Surrey

Kingston	Kingston Central Kingston East & Port Royal Kingston Western
Portland	Portland Eastern Portland Western
Saint Andrew	Saint Andrew Eastern Saint Andrew East Central Saint Andrew East Rural Saint Andrew North Central Saint Andrew North Eastern Saint Andrew North Western Saint Andrew Southern Saint Andrew South Eastern Saint Andrew South Western Saint Andrew Western Saint Andrew West Central Saint Andrew West Rural
Saint Thomas	Saint Thomas Eastern Saint Thomas Western

References[]

^ "Ferguson claims East St Thomas, still strong PNP seat". jamaica-gleaner.com. 2012-01-09. Retrieved 2020-10-08.
^ , Wikipedia, 2020-11-20, retrieved 2020-11-20

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