1958 West Indies federal elections

Target entity: 1958 West Indies federal elections
Context triple: [House of Representatives of the West Indies Federation, firstElection, 1958 West Indies federal elections]

• A. Jamaican general election, 1962
  The Jamaican general election of 1962 was the pivotal national vote that led to Jamaica’s independence-era government and determined the first administration of the newly independent state.
• B. Jamaican general election, 1980
  The Jamaican general election of 1980 was a pivotal and violently contested national vote that brought Edward Seaga’s Jamaica Labour Party to power over Michael Manley’s People’s National Party, reshaping the country’s political and economic direction.
• C. Jamaican general election, 1944
  The Jamaican general election of 1944 was a landmark vote that introduced universal adult suffrage and marked the beginning of modern party politics in Jamaica.
• D. Jamaican general election, 2016
  The Jamaican general election of 2016 was a parliamentary contest that resulted in a narrow victory for the Jamaica Labour Party, returning it to power after four years in opposition.
• E. Federal Parliament of the West Indies Federation
  The Federal Parliament of the West Indies Federation was the bicameral legislative body that briefly governed the short-lived political union of several British Caribbean colonies from 1958 to 1962.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: 1958 West Indies federal elections
Target entity description: The 1958 West Indies federal elections were the inaugural democratic polls held to choose representatives for the short-lived West Indies Federation’s central legislature.

• A. Jamaican general election, 1962
  The Jamaican general election of 1962 was the pivotal national vote that led to Jamaica’s independence-era government and determined the first administration of the newly independent state.
• B. Jamaican general election, 1980
  The Jamaican general election of 1980 was a pivotal and violently contested national vote that brought Edward Seaga’s Jamaica Labour Party to power over Michael Manley’s People’s National Party, reshaping the country’s political and economic direction.
• C. Jamaican general election, 1944
  The Jamaican general election of 1944 was a landmark vote that introduced universal adult suffrage and marked the beginning of modern party politics in Jamaica.
• D. Jamaican general election, 2016
  The Jamaican general election of 2016 was a parliamentary contest that resulted in a narrow victory for the Jamaica Labour Party, returning it to power after four years in opposition.
• E. Federal Parliament of the West Indies Federation
  The Federal Parliament of the West Indies Federation was the bicameral legislative body that briefly governed the short-lived political union of several British Caribbean colonies from 1958 to 1962.
• F. None of above. chosen