Bahamas Prime Minister Philip Davis and his ruling Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) win re-election in a snap general election, securing a second consecutive term in office. Multiple outlets report that Davis is the first Bahamian leader to serve back-to-back terms in nearly three decades, marking a rare political milestone. According to reports cited by Reuters and others, Davis declares victory following the election results, which indicate a large PLP win. Caribbean360 reports the PLP wins with a 33–8 landslide. Al Jazeera also characterizes the outcome as the first time in roughly three decades that a Bahamian political party has recorded consecutive election wins. Independent and ABC News likewise describe the result as a second-term win for Davis and the PLP in the snap election. The Voice St. Lucia publishes a congratulatory message from Saint Lucia’s Prime Minister Pierre to Davis and the PLP on their re-election victory. Overall, sources agree on the core result: the PLP returns to government under Davis, with the election outcome highlighted as historically significant for achieving sustained electoral success after a long gap.