With nomination day complete and the campaign clock ticking, St Philip’s North is once again bracing for a high-stakes political showdown.
UPP candidate Alex Browne and ABLP candidate Randy Baltimore at St. Philip’s North nomination
VIDEO STORY: Two men. One constituency. A 93-vote memory that still lingers
VIDEO STORY: Two men. One constituency. A 93-vote memory that still lingers
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This should be interesting especially considering the numbers. Labor almost lost that seat not sure if the people lost confidence in Robin or of they just wanted him to step aside for young blood. We will find out soon enough
I wonder who would be chosen to sit as Deputy Speaker. Molwyn seems the most likely candidate since he might not run next general election. or maybe Max Fernandez? Regardless, win or lose, the government will have make changes to its Cabinet makeup.
General elections is what really matters. These little by-elections dont make much of a huge difference
Robin in the hood have enough govt money stashed away to fund that campaign.
A razor-thin margin
Baltimore for the win.
the song says ” who god bless no man curse” Alex brown has burn the midnight oil, been 93 votes away from winnings last time, so let escort Alex brown to parliament to make changes for st Phillips north that had been managed as a plantation by robin yearwood for 50 years.