Before May 19: What to Know About Dominican Republic Elections

Over the past five years, the Dominican Republic made progress in terms of democracy, distinguishing itself in a region where these values are in decline. The upcoming elections on May 19th will test the ruling party. The current president, Luis Abinader, leads the presidential race and enjoys high approval ratings. These elections are significant for the Caribbean, particularly regarding issues such as migration and the crisis in Haiti. But what do these elections mean for Dominicans?

In the recent presidential elections in the Dominican Republic, three out of the nine registered candidates emerged as front-runners. The incumbent president, Luis Abinader, leads the pack with strong support at 59%, suggesting a potential victory in the first round.

Abinader, a member of the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM), has been in office since 2020, winning the previous elections on a platform of anti-corruption measures and pro-business policies. During his tenure, he has shown a willingness to increase social spending and

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