Miranda Wellington
Miranda Wellington is a teacher and political candidate in Jamaica, known for her longstanding ties to her constituency, which she has served for over 15 years, making her a strong contender in the upcoming elections.
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Miranda Wellington was a newcomer from the People’s National Party (PNP) who lost to Floyd Green.
Bellwether stays true | Lead Stories
Jamaica· 2025-09-04
Floyd Green staved off a challenge from Miranda Wellington, a fiery schoolteacher.
Third term loaded | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-09-04
Miranda Wellington is the PNP’s candidate in the constituency of St Elizabeth North Western.
JLP, PNP hail successful nomination of candidates in all 63 constituencies | NewsJamaica· 2025-08-19
Miranda Wellington says women will be at the heart of a $9 billion plan to revive Jamaica’s agricultural sector under the next PNP Government.
PNP bats for women in agriculture, to set aside $9 billion | NewsJamaica· 2025-07-13Miranda Wellington is the PNP’s prospective candidate seeking to unseat Floyd Green.
‘The engine a throttle now’ | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-07-13
Black River High School teacher, Miranda Wellington, is the PNP’s candidate for the constituency.
Path to victory | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-05-26
Miranda Wellington is a prospective candidate for St Elizabeth South Western and emphasizes the importance of revitalizing the agricultural sector.
Wellington targets agricultural growth to strengthen local economy | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-04-27
Miranda Wellington is the candidate from the People’s National Party who will face off against Floyd Green in the upcoming election.
Green looks to third term, cites major progress in constituency | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-04-27Miranda Wellington is the People’s National Party standard-bearer mounting a campaign against Floyd Green.
For whom the bellwether tolls | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-04-27
Miranda Wellington is an excellent choice for the constituency.
Gordon Robinson | Pick a winner wouldja please? | In FocusJamaica· 2025-04-13
