Andrew Holness vs Jocelerme Privert

Holness's government pursued economic growth policies, including tax reform, infrastructure investment, and debt reduction. These policies led to improved economic indicators, but critics argued they benefited the wealthy disproportionately.

Holness led the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) to victory in the 2016 general election, becoming Prime Minister. His election marked a return to JLP rule after four years of PNP government.

Holness led the JLP to a landslide victory in the 2020 general election, securing a second term. The election was held during the COVID-19 pandemic, and Holness's handling of the crisis was a key factor.

Jocelerme Privert was elected President of the Senate of Haiti, a position that made him next in line for the presidency. His election came during a period of political instability following the disputed 2015 elections.

After President Michel Martelly left office without a successor, Privert was appointed interim president by the National Assembly on February 14, 2016. His mandate was to organize elections within 120 days.

Privert's interim government was unable to organize presidential elections within the 120-day constitutional deadline due to political infighting and Hurricane Matthew. His tenure was extended by the Senate, but he faced criticism for the delay.

Privert's interim presidency ended on February 7, 2017, when he handed power to Jovenel Mo