Introduction

"No man has the right to govern another without his consent, and unless people understand this real moral value they can be duped." These were the words spoken by Hubert Humprey, a candidate for the American elections in the 1960’s.  Dominican people should simply analyse this phrase as an indication that they are no longer powerless. 

Due to society’s ability to vote, Dominica has become a West Indian country that is able to make decisions for the betterment of the Country they call home by electing a political party to establish the Country’s development.  Over the years the most prominent Political Parties included The Dominica Labor Party, The Dominica Freedom Party, The United Workers Party, and People’s Democratic Movement.