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The One Bermuda Alliance had access to voters' contact data including email addresses in 2012, it has emerged.
But the party says that access was inadvertent and they refrained from using the information at the request of the Parliamentary Registrar.
According to persons with direct knowledge of the matter, the data was made accessible to both parties via web services set up by the Parliamentary Registrar's technical team following a request from then OBA Deputy Chair Michael Branco.
The One Bermuda Alliance Government is down one in the legislature following an announcement by MP Shawn Crockwell that he has quit the party and will sit in the House of Assembly as an independent. The former tourism minister ended yesterday’s sitting in the legislature with a speech condemning what he said was the government’s “methodology of…...
Premier Michael Dunkley suffered a major embarrassment last night after MPs from his governing One Bermuda Alliance failed to defend him from blistering Opposition Progressive Labour Party criticism decrying his “weak” leadership. The Premier was not in his seat following a speech by Shadow Finance Minister David Burt which denounced his leadership, and with no…...
Update: Craig Cannonier yielded to the pressure of his colleagues and resigned from the Premiership about two hours after this story was published. The story is still relevant in that it contains some important updates on our original expose “Selling Bermuda” and provides some insights into the party’s internal state in the hours leading up […]
