The Liberal Party of Gibraltar has been re-elected to a third term in government with its coalition partner in the general election held on 17 October.

The GSLP/Liberals coalition won 52.5% of the vote, finishing 27 points ahead of their nearest rivals.

The Leader of Gibraltar’s Liberals Dr Joseph Garcia, who has served as Deputy Chief Minister from 2011, polled second in the election with 9,672 votes.

There will be three Liberal Ministers in the new 10-strong Government led by Chief Minister Fabian Picardo.

Steven Linares who served as Minister for Culture, Heritage, Youth and Sport and new MP Vijay Daryanani, the first ever MP and Minister from Gibraltar’s Hindu community.

Turnout was 70.84%.

The Liberal Party of Gibraltar has been an affiliate member of the ALDE Party since 2015.

Today's front page. GSLP/LIBS WIN ELECTION @GibPanorama #Gibraltar #news pic.twitter.com/FVbWUyPT9b

— Gibraltar Panorama🇬🇮 (@GibPanorama) October 18, 2019

Straight back into it.

Sworn in already.

Back at No6 Convent Place.

Literally no sleep for the wicked!

Conversation with @ChrisPincher on latest on #Brexit, #Gibraltar & tomorrow in the @HouseofCommons. We continue our work to ensure we are ready for any eventuality. pic.twitter.com/WPiVOTWQco

— Fabian Picardo (@FabianPicardo) October 18, 2019