WATCH: Dr. Benjamin Confident Ahead of Election, Promises Practical Solutions for St. Mary’s North
A long-serving medical doctor stepping into politics says his campaign is rooted in service, trust, and improving lives.
Dr. Philmore Benjamin says he is entering the upcoming general election with confidence, backed by years of community engagement and a strong connection to the people of St. Mary’s North.
Speaking during an interview with Antigua.news, Benjamin noted that he has effectively been on the campaign trail for the past two years, building on relationships formed over more than three decades in the medical field.
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