As results rolled in, it became clear that the PUP continued its dominance across the country, securing all seats in Stann Creek, Toledo, Orange Walk, and most of Belize and Cayo Districts. However, the UDP was able to retain a handful of strongholds despite its losses.
Seats Won by the UDP (
):
Albert – Tracy Panton
Mesopotamia – Lee Mark Chang
Queen’s Square – Godwin Haylock
Corozal North – Hugo Patt
Cayo West – Miguel Guerra
Seats Won by the PUP (
):
Caribbean Shores – Kareem Musa
Collet – Devin Daly
Freetown – Francis Fonseca
Lake Independence – Cordel Hyde
Port Loyola – Gilroy Usher
Belize Rural North – Marconi Leal
Belize Rural Central – Dolores Garcia
Belize Rural South – Andre Perez
Dangriga – Louis Zabaneh
Stann Creek West – Rodwell Ferguson
Toledo East – Osmond Martinez
Toledo West – Oscar Requena
Orange Walk Central – John Briceño
Orange Walk North – Ramon Cervantes
Orange Walk East – Kevin Bernard
Orange Walk South – Jose Mai
Corozal Bay – Thea Ramirez
Corozal South East – Florencio Marin Jr.
Corozal South West – Ramiro Ramirez
Belmopan – Oscar Mira
Cayo North – Michel Chebat
Cayo North East – Orlando Habet
Cayo Central – Alex Balona
Cayo South – Julius Espat
For the UDP, the loss of key divisions signals a need for party restructuring, as it now faces the challenge of rebuilding and reconnecting with the electorate. Meanwhile, the PUP is set to continue its governance, focusing on economic recovery, infrastructure, and national security in the next term.
