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Saint Lucia: election results by polling district

2021–2025 · 2 elections · LCA

SAGE has legislative election results for Saint Lucia from 2 elections between 2021 and 2025: 2021 and 2025. The smallest unit is the polling district. The 2025 election has 110 polling districts, and 100% of them have a location. Unit boundaries are available for every election.

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Elections

Units are the smallest units in the data, and located units are those with coordinates. A year with several rows has several contests or votes; filter on them before you add up votes.

Year	Election type	Vote type	Round	Units	% located	Votes	Polygons
2021	Legislative			110	100%	87,035	yes	[map]
2025	Legislative			110	100%	87,602	yes	[map]

Download

csv opens in Excel, Stata, R, or Python. gpkg has the unit boundaries for QGIS, ArcGIS, R, or Python. parquet has the vote rows as Parquet. rds is the native R sf object. Each ZIP has a README with the columns.

All years: [csv 11 KB] [gpkg 15 MB] [parquet 1.4 MB] [rds 6 KB] [codebook 2.7 MB]

Year	Downloads
2025	[csv 6 KB] [gpkg 7.6 MB] [parquet 14 KB]
2021	[csv 6 KB] [gpkg 7.6 MB] [parquet 15 KB]

In R or Python:

R:      install.packages("sage")
        sage::sage_load("Saint Lucia", years = 2025)

Python: import sage
        sage.sage_load("Saint Lucia", years=[2025])

Notes

Results are reported at the polling-box level (boxes A1(a), A1(b), etc.) within each constituency. Polling boxes are not individually geolocated, so each box is assigned its constituency's polygon and centroid and is therefore flagged as a geocode duplicate.
Constituency polygons are constructed from OCHA cod-ab settlement boundaries: each settlement is assigned to a constituency by matching its name to voter addresses in the electoral register and taking the majority registered constituency, unmatched settlements are filled by the nearest matched settlement within the same quarter, and settlements are then unioned per constituency. The split-quarter seats (the five Castries constituencies and the Gros Islet/Babonneau, Vieux Fort, Micoud, and Dennery pairs) carry some boundary-reconstruction uncertainty because their settlement-to-seat assignment is inferred from voter registrations rather than an official schedule.

Citation

Dasanaike, Noah. “The Small-Area Global Elections (SAGE) Dataset.” Scientific Data (2026). Paper · Harvard Dataverse

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