Published on Dec 29, 2011 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ Jamaica's new prime minister is likely to be someone who has run the country before.
Preliminary results show the opposition People's National Party, led by Portia Simpson Miller, has scored a landslide victory in national elections.
The PNP looks set to win 42 of the 63 parliamentary seats.
Simpson Miller first became PM in 2006.
Incumbent Andrew Holness only took office in October this year following the surprising resignation of his predecessor.
Preliminary results show the opposition People's National Party, led by Portia Simpson Miller, has scored a landslide victory in national elections.
The PNP looks set to win 42 of the 63 parliamentary seats.
Simpson Miller first became PM in 2006.
Incumbent Andrew Holness only took office in October this year following the surprising resignation of his predecessor.
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