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Candidates are chosen by local parties, though national party organisations - which must approve local candidates. Candidates are not required to live in the constituencies in which they run; the candidate with the most votes wins the constituency seat. There were 68 candidates contesting seats in the General Elections to be held on 15 January 2008.

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Barbados Labour Party (BLP) 30
Democratic Labour Party (DLP) 30
People's Democratic Congress (PDC) 2
People's Empowerment Party (PEP) 4
Independent (IND) 2
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City of Bridgetown Christ Church East
St. Michael South St. Philip North
St. Michael East St. Philip South
St. Michael South Central St. Philip West
St. Michael Central St. George North
St. Michael South East St. George South
St. Michael North East St. John
St. Michael North St. Joseph
St. Michael North West St. Thomas
St. Michael West St. James North
St. Michael West Central St. James South
Christ Church West St. James Central
Christ Church West Central St. Peter
Christ Church South St. Andrew
Christ Church East Central St. Lucy
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