Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda WATCH: Simon banks on track record as he seeks to hold St. Mary’s South for UPP
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda WATCH: Simon banks on track record as he seeks to hold St. Mary’s South for UPP

WATCH: Simon banks on track record as he seeks to hold St. Mary’s South for UPP

13 April 2026 - 16:50

WATCH: Simon banks on track record as he seeks to hold St. Mary’s South for UPP

13 April 2026 - 16:50
WATCH: Simon banks on track record as he seeks to hold St. Mary's South for UPP

Kelvin Simon, UPP candidate for St. Mary’s South is interviewed by Robert Andre Emmanuel (photo by Robert Andre Emmanuel)

Kelvin ‘Shugy’ Simon, the Member of Parliament for St. Mary’s South, said he is confident of winning the constituency again in the April 30 general election, pointing to what he described as a strong relationship with voters built through consistent service and advocacy.

“I have a special relationship with the people in St. Mary’s South,” Simon told Antigua.News. “As I interact with them on a daily basis, they continue to re-emphasise the confidence that they have in me.”

Simon, who won the seat in a 2023 by-election, will once again face ABLP candidate Dwayne George, who himself expressed confidence in winning the seat.

Simon said the dynamic of facing the same opponent in a general election does not concern him, arguing that voters in the constituency are driven by substance rather than party loyalty.

Simon highlighted his record as an opposition MP, citing the level of advocacy and pressure he has placed on the government to deliver for the constituency.

He pointed to his work with young people, schools and the elderly, and singled out one accomplishment he described as unprecedented.

Simon said the experience has demonstrated to constituents that his motivation is service rather than personal gain.

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7 Comments

  1. Noise is not a track record sir

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  2. Even the poor news reporter is not convinced

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  3. I saw dwayne george removing his shirt lol

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  4. Is it a new glasses thing with UPP members

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  5. Shugy has nor done much but its even his fault because his government isnt in power so he has no access fo resources.

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  6. Chups. I ha no respect for that guy. He refers to the PM as “that man’ ect but refers to Lovelll as ” honorable”. You may not like the PM but at least respect the office. He’s damn pompous ass

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  7. Original braffing MP. We braffing toll April 30

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