ABLP to ratify Lamin Newton as caretaker in All Saints West
Lamin Newton emerged victorious in the All-Saints West Primary, marking him as the next potential representative for that constituency in the upcoming general elections, which are constitutionally due in 2028.
After a hard-fought battle, Newton managed to secure more votes than his two opponents, Regis Burton and Ary Simon, during the primary held on Friday.
The purpose of this election was to select the caretaker representative of the Party, who would lead them in the next elections.
The Executive of the ABLP has scheduled a meeting on Friday, 22nd March 2024, to affirm the results of the Primary and officially announce the selection of Comrade Lamin as the caretaker candidate.
ABLP supporters are overjoyed and eagerly anticipating the upcoming general elections, knowing that all three comrade-candidates have pledged to support the winner.
With such support and enthusiasm, the ABLP is predicted to easily secure victory in the upcoming All Saints West Constituency.
This story was first published by Antigua News on March 16, 2024: antigua.news/2024/03/16/ablp-to-ratify-lamin-newton-as-caretaker-in-all-saints-west. © 2024 Antigua News. Republication without permission is not allowed.

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