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Gaston Browne

Who leads Antigua and Barbuda? Gaston Browne, Prime Minister. Profile, record and power assessment from Magna Bureau leader index.

Last updated: October 2026

Prime Minister — Antigua and Barbuda

Record & power

Record score68.3
Power score54

How these scores work: Power measures how much governing authority this leader exercises right now — formal office, actual (not ceremonial) control, command of institutions, military, and coalition. Record measures what they have done — track record in office, accomplishments, and governance quality. A new strongman scores high on power, low on record; a constrained veteran scores the reverse. Monarchs, juntas, and elected leaders are measured by the same standard: who actually governs.

Country momentum 0 — Quarterly momentum: the Bureau's read on the country's trajectory over the last quarter, from −10 (deteriorating fast) to +10 (accelerating).

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Gaston Browne is the Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda. The Bureau scores this leader 54/100 on governing power and 68.3/100 on record in office. Power measures governing authority exercised now; record measures accomplishments and governance quality in office. Leadership scores use the same Grades model vintage as the country rankings.

Frequently asked questions

Who leads Antigua and Barbuda?

Gaston Browne leads Antigua and Barbuda as Prime Minister.

What is Gaston Browne's leadership score?

Gaston Browne has a leadership power score of 54 and a record score of 68.3.