Reply to "APNU cannot win the PPP"

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Originally Posted by KishanB:

What makes the upcoming elections different?

Now do not tell me East Indians leaving since that is only half of the equation. Progressive afro-Guyanese are also leaving for the islands by the thousands.

In 1991 the Indian population was 49%, falling to 43% in 2002. In 1991 the African identified population was 32% and the mixed (most part African) 12%. IN 2002 the African identified population was 30% and the mixed had increased to 17%.

Note that the PNC gets 40% of the vote, and so clearly obtains a substantial part of the mixed vote.

12/29/141:59 PM

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