Majority Rule Day(Bahamas)
Celebrates the first election held under universal adult suffrage in the Bahamas on January 10, 1967.
Marked as a public holiday with national pride and reflection.
A milestone in the nation’s journey to self-governance.
Majority Rule Day commemorates the historic 1967 election when the Bahamas implemented universal adult suffrage.
This landmark event ended restrictions on voting rights and opened the democratic process to all citizens.
The People’s National Movement’s victory ushered in significant political and social reforms.
Annual celebrations include cultural performances, parades, and civic ceremonies nationwide.
Schools and communities use the day to educate about the importance of voting rights and civil participation.
Majority Rule Day stands as a symbol of equality, freedom, and the Bahamian identity.
Majority Rule Day
Bahamas