WATCH: Kiz Johnson Confident of Returning Seat to ABLP, Promises Education, Infrastructure and Youth Focus
Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party (ABLP) candidate Kiz Johnson says she is confident of reclaiming her constituency seat in the upcoming April 30 general election, following what she described as a strong and energizing campaign launch.
Speaking after the party’s recent “Big Red Machine” launch, Johnson said momentum is building on the ground, with her team actively engaging residents across the constituency.
She was speaking to Antigua.news Robert Emmanuel.
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