Three Progressive Labour Party MPs will keep their House of Assembly seats at the next General Election after the One Bermuda Alliance failed to field a full slate of candidates.Michael Weeks in Pembroke East Central, Jason Hayward in Pembroke Central and Neville Tyrrell in Warwick South Central were declared winners immediately after nominations closed at the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Hamilton, at 1pm today.The OBA will field 31 candidates, including Patricia Gordon-Pamplin, who will fight in Devonshire East against Christopher Famous, of the PLP, despite having been widely considered to have retired when she stepped down from Paget West this month.The Opposition has no candidates in Pembroke East Central, Pembroke Central, Pembroke South East, Warwick South Central and Sandys South.The Free Democratic Movement, formed by leader Marc Bean this month, will field 15 candidates in its first election.Mr Bean will run in Sandys North, where he will take on Attorney-General Kathy Lynn Simmons and Jeff Sousa, of the OBA, for the seat formerly held by Michael Scott, of the PLP.Other candidates for the FDM include Cheryl Packwood, the former director of the Government’s Washington office and CEO of Business Bermuda, former PLP Cabinet minister Patrice Minors, and activist LeYoni Junos.The Royal Gazette provided the following chronological account as nomination day unfolded:3pm: The PLP candidates:Constituency 1, St. George’s North — Renée MingConstituency 2, St. George’s West — Kim SwanConstituency 3, St. David’s — Lovitta FoggoConstituency 4, St. George’s South — Tinée FurbertConstituency 5, Hamilton East — Derrick BurgessConstituency 6, Hamilton West — Wayne FurbertConstituency 7, Hamilton South — Anthony RichardsonConstituency 8, Smith’s South — Owen DarrellConstituency 9, Smith’s West — Vance CampbellConstituency 10, Smith’s North — Ernest PeetsConstituency 11, Devonshire East — Christopher FamousConstituency 12, Devonshire South Central — Lindsay SimmonsConstituency 13, Devonshire North Central — Diallo RabainConstituency 14, Devonshire North West — Wayne CainesConstituency 15, Pembroke East — Walter RobanConstituency 16, Pembroke East Central — Michael WeeksConstituency 17, Pembroke Central — Jason HaywardConstituency 18, Pembroke West Central — David BurtConstituency 19, Pembroke West — Jache AdamsConstituency 20, Pembroke South West — Davida MorrisConstituency 21, Pembroke South East — Curtis DickinsonConstituency 22, Paget East — Curtis RichardsonConstituency 23, Paget West — Arianna Hodgson Constituency 24, Warwick South East — Lawrence ScottConstituency 25, Warwick North East — Ianthia Simmons-WadeConstituency 26, Warwick South Central — Neville TyrrellConstituency 27, Warwick North Central — Lt-Col David BurchConstituency 28, Warwick West — Dennis Lister IIIConstituency 29, Southampton East — Zane DeSilvaConstituency 30, Southampton East Central — Jason WadeConstituency 31, Southampton West Central — Crystal CaesarConstituency 32, Southampton West — Scott SimmonsConstituency 33, Sandys South — Jamahl SimmonsConstituency 34, Sandys South Central — Kim WilsonConstituency 35, Sandys North Central — Dennis ListerConstituency 36, Sandys North — Kathy Lynn Simmons1.45pm: The OBA candidates:1. James Perry2. Thomas Harvey3. Antoine Cannonier4. Kimberlee Pitcher5. Elizabeth Harvey6. Simone Barton7. Robin Tucker8. Cole Simons9. Vic Ball10. Michael Dunkley11. Patricia Gordon-Pamplin12. Craig Cannonier13. Charlie Swan14. Catherine Kempe15. Scott Stewart16. None17. None18. Nick Kempe19. Marcus Jones20. Susan Jackson21. None22. Scott Pearman23. Jarion Richardson24. Tarik Smith25. Jon Brunson26. None27. Doug De Couto28. Dwayne Robinson29. Daquan Scott30. Leah Scott31. Ben Smith32. Karen Magnum33. None34. Nicky Gurret35. Michael Cann36. Jeff Sousa1.30pm: The FDM candidates:Dwain Smith, St George’s WestDesmond Crockwell, Hamilton EastCheryl Packwood, Hamilton SouthPatrice Minors, Devonshire South CentralLeighsa Darrell-Augustus, Devonshire North CentralEnda Matthie, Pembroke West CentralLeYoni Junos, Pembroke WestGavin Smith, Pembroke South EastCollingwood Robinson, Warwick North CentralKae Thomas Palacio, Southampton West CentralChris Gauntlett, Southampton WestChristina Storey, Sandys SouthEugene Dean, Sandys South CentralTianna Saltus, Sandys North CentralMarc Bean, Sandys North1.20pm: FDM candidates include Cheryl Packwood, the former director of the Government’s Washington office and CEO of Business Bermuda, former PLP Cabinet minister Patrice Minors, and activist LeYoni Junos.1.15pm: Marc Bean will run in Sandys North, against Kathy Lynn Simmons, of the PLP, and Jeff Sousa, of the OBA.1.05pm: Michael Weeks, Jason Hayward and Neville Tyrrell will retain their seats at the House of Assembly after the OBA and FDM fielded no candidates against them in Pembroke East Central, Pembroke Central and Warwick South Central.1pm: Nominations are now closed.12.55pm: The FDM will field 15 candidates, leader Marc Bean confirms.12.55pm: Ms Gordon-Pamplin will run in Devonshire East, where Christopher Famous defeated Bob Richards in 2017.12.50pm: Mr Cannonier welcomes the challenge of a live debate with party leaders, proposed by the PLP last night: “Let’s do it. Bring it on. We’ve got three weeks left, they’ll probably say it’s too late now.”12.50pm: Nick Kempe will stand for the OBA in Pembroke West Central, where he lost to the Premier at the last election, but describes his move as “more of a protest candidacy”.12.45pm: The OBA will field 31 candidates, leader Craig Cannonier confirms.12.35pm: Free Democratic Movement leader Marc Bean arrives at the church.12.30pm: Jon Brunson will stand for the OBA in Warwick North East.12.30pm: Michael Dunkley, who is standing in Smith’s North, the seat he held in the last Parliament, says: “There can be no thought about doing anything but standing for re-election.” He says that Mr Cannonier asked him to “continue to serve”.12.20pm: Karen Magnum will run for the OBA in Southampton West and Michael Cann in Sandys North Central. OBA leader Craig Cannonier insists Ms Gordon Pamplin had not retired.12.15pm: Daquan Scott, 26, will be the OBA candidate for Southampton East.12.10pm: It is understood Ms Gordon-Pamplin, who stepped down from Paget West and was thought to have retired, will run in another constituency.12.10pm: James Perry will run for the OBA in St George’s North after being invited last night by his cousin, the former OBA MP Suzann Roberts-Holshouser. Mr Perry says: “They needed someone to run against Renée Ming. I’m a St George’s boy, lived there all my life. I’d like to get it built back up and in the right direction.”Noon: Michael Dunkley, the former premier who many have speculated would not be involved as the OBA sought to retire its old guard, arrives with his nomination form.Noon: Veteran MP Patricia Gordon-Pamplin is among the OBA contingent heading into the church hall.11.55am: Zane DeSilva declares his wish to return to Cabinet: “I never stopped working. I continue to work behind the scenes with the ministry and with the Premier. I am ready to serve my Premier, my country and yes, the Cabinet if I can.”11.50am: The first One Bermuda Alliance candidate is spotted, as Scott Pearman arrives at the church.11.50am: Wayne Caines tells The Royal Gazette: “I never stopped serving. I’m focusing on our mandate, I will lead from the front and I’m ready and committed.”11.45am: Supporters cheer and chant as the PLP candidates pose for a group photo.11.35am: David Burt confirms the PLP is fielding a full slate of 36 candidates. He says: “The party is going to work towards every single vote.”11.30am: David Burt takes a moment to enjoy a dance as he leaves the church.11.25am: PLP MPs enter the building one at a time to confirm they will be running once again, including Scott Simmons, Zane DeSilva, Wayne Caines, Dennis Lister III, Christopher Famous, Kim Wilson, Jamahl Simmons, Dennis Lister Jr, Wayne Furbert, Walter Roban and Jason Hayward. The Premier had indicated earlier that all sitting MPs would stand as candidates, except Rolfe Commissiong and Michael Scott.11.15am: David Burt, the Premier, is joined by his wife Kristin at the front of the PLP group.11.15am: Gombey drummers and one Gombey dancer lead a PLP procession down King Street towards the church.11.15am: The Reverend Maria Seaman leaves the church hall after a “smooth” check-in. She intends to run as an independent candidate in Warwick North Central.10.55am: The Progressive Labour Party has a stall opposite the Seventh-day Adventist Church with balloons and music playing. Several people in PLP T-shirts, some with flags, are in the church grounds awaiting the arrival of candidates.10.55am: Independent David W. Burch attends with intention to stand in C24 Warwick South East.