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Election fever peaks in Barbados, BBC (2008)
 
Barbados: Public seeks greater confidence in electoral systems, The Barbados Advocate (2009)
During the 4th general meeting of the Association of Caribbean Electoral Organisations, the OAS country representative for Barbados noted that the outcome of the meeting should be "greater public confidence in the integrity and viability of the electoral system."
BARBADOS: Opposition leader wants fixed election date, The Barbados Advocate (2010)
The Barbados Labour Party is pressing the Government to set a date for the next elections. Its leader, Mia Mottley, declared that attention must be paid to a parliamentary reform that would allow the national assembly to be an effective check and balance on the executive.
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Barbados can draw from St. Lucia elections, Barbados Advocate (2012)
Chief of the Organisation of American States (OAS) Electoral Observation Mission (EOM) that accompanied the November 2011 General Elections in Saint Lucia, in presenting a report of the Observer Mission to the St. Lucia General Elections, says Barbados and the Caribbean can draw from the electoral process recently carried out in St. Lucia.
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