Voters in Guyana and St. Lucia are today lining up at poling stations in their respective countries to elect new governments.
In Guyana, the incumbent People’s Progressive Party/ Civic (PPP/ C) is trying to beat back a strident challenge from the opposition coalition, A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) in its bid to extend its 19 year hold on power.
The coalition includes the main opposition People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR); the Alliance For Change (AFC), The United Force ( TUF) and the East Berbice Development Association, which is only contesting the regional elections in Region Six.
THANK YOU DOMINICAN TOP LAWYER AND KEY LABOURITE YOU WERE VERY PERSUASIVE AND HENCE YOU HELPED US WIN 10-7
LABOUR IN POWER IN LUCIA AGAIN
GO HOME TAIWAN
BACK TO RED CHINA
THANK YOU MISTER ASTAPHANS
WE LUCIANS LISTEN TO YOU
i now that my party going to win and that is the united workers party
ALL U LOSE AGAIN
LENOX CANNOT MAKE NO BODY WIN
LABOUR POWER
Reading the article regarding St Lucia it says 15,734 people are expected to cast ballots? St Lucia population is way over 150 000. Why so few voters?
That must be a typo……….over 150,000 registered to vote
DNO, your article said nothing about the St Lucia heck the Title of the article). Wonder why.
ADMIN: Obviously you didn’t read the “click to read full story” link at the bottom of the story. Look before you leap nuh for once. SMH
Wonder whether this rain that has been affecting us is also affecting St Lucia. If so, that could have effect on voter turn-out during the first few hours of the poll.
the first few hrs from all reports has had good turn out in some st.Lucia polling stations