PRIME MINISTER of Jamaica, Andrew HolnessNewsJamaicans have voted to give Andrew Holness and the Jamaica Labour party (JLP) a third consecutive term in government after a nail-biting race with the opposition People’s National party (PNP). Holness beat PNP’s Mark Golding after polls in the final days of the intense campaign projected a narrow lead for the PNP. Of the 63 seats being contested, preliminary results showed the JLP winning 34 seats and the PNP 29. The prime minister has denied any wrongdoing, gaining permission from the supreme court to challenge the report which he branded unlawful and unfair. Conceding defeat, Golding said to supporters: “It’s my duty as a believer in democracy to acknowledge and concede the result and to congratulate our opponents, the Jamaica Labour party, for their victory tonight.