The last time you were playing with numbers you said Romney will win, no? BTW, my generation have no fear of the blackman. Turnover is healthy for a fledgling democracy.
The numbers I presented above reveal there is a distinct chance Moses and the AFC can help the PNC win the presidency.
If that's what the folks in Guyana want, then that's what it will be.
By the way, joker is right about one thing---if Moses is the AFC's presidential candidate----the PPP can be defeated---if Hughes is the AFC's presidential candidate---the PPP will remain in power---Moses can pull 15+%; Hughes less than 10%.
Anyway, like I stated, regardless of who controls the executive branch, Guyana will be moving forward.
Rev
A Moses-Nigel ticket can win a plurality. It is now a possibility. Many feel betrayed by Ramotar-Jagdeo. Many are dissatisfied with APNU. The ball is in AFC's court. It is for them to now seize the moment. Jagdeo is the best gift to the opposition.