Guyana next !

vote pnc

Ray posted:

vote pnc

Second DAT!!   Green and yellow better than red.

T&T Local Government Elections , seems to be low turnout.

 This rep­re­sents a mi­nor in­crease over the turnout in the 2016 Lo­cal Gov­ern­ment elec­tions, which was 34.34 per cent.

Well, PNC claimed that the turnout at LGE was also low ! Their support base was not motivated to vote as a result of hapless PNC administration and them breaking election promises. 
PPP won an overwhelming majority at LGE.

Guyana next !

yall got anadda 5 years to beetch and moan after PNC win

Ray posted:

yall got anadda 5 years to beetch and moan after PNC win

Rigged.

Ray posted:

yall got anadda 5 years to beetch and moan after PNC win

Na Bai, you expressing an invalid opinion. Stop hallucinating and you will present a more realistic opinion. 

skeldon_man posted:

Ray posted:

yall got anadda 5 years to beetch and moan after PNC win

Rigged.

hey...whatever means necessary...isn't that Malcomn X said

You too dumb to quote brother Malcolm X. Brother X was fighting an Apartheid system  but I do not give lessons to DUMMIES!!!!

The arrogance of a political prostitute is not surprising.  Vote for Change!!!!!

Results: No Change. Just keep wearing your dutty panty on your head and keep hollering for change or Vote PNC..

Ray posted:

skeldon_man posted:

Ray posted:

yall got anadda 5 years to beetch and moan after PNC win

Rigged.

hey...whatever means necessary...isn't that Malcomn X said

It's a pity you are happy at the thought that rigging is necessary for Guyana while you sit at your desk in America brutalizing Trump for TRYING to solicit foreign help to win his next election. Hypocrisy shows its colors here. Carry on Malcom X Jr.

Ray posted:

yall got anadda 5 years to beetch and moan after PNC win 

If they win in a free and unadulterated election. 

Indications are that the PNCR, at best, may pass lots of wind.

Sean posted:

T&T elections body: Voter turnout 34%, UNC wins popular vote

By Staff Editor

December 4, 2019

 

(Trinidad Guardian) The Elec­tion and Bound­aries Com­mis­sion (EBC) says the vot­er turnout in Mon­day’s Lo­cal Gov­ern­ment Elec­tions was 34.49 per cent of the vot­ing pop­u­la­tion.

 

This rep­re­sents a mi­nor in­crease over the turnout in the 2016 Lo­cal Gov­ern­ment elec­tions, which was 34.34 per cent.

In a state­ment is­sued Tues­day night, the EBC said that of an elec­torate of 1,079,976 in the 139 elec­toral dis­tricts in Trinidad, to­tal votes cast were 372,503.

The Unit­ed Na­tion­al Con­gress re­ceived the pop­u­lar vote with 202,584 votes or 54.38% of the to­tal votes cast.

https://www.stabroeknews.com/2...+%28Stabroek+News%29

Get back to us when you find out whether the PNM lost any municipalities.  Its interesting that it was a Guyanese paper that posted this.  I bet the T&T people will know that this is a LOCAL election NOT a national one so all that matters is did the UNC take away any municipalities from the PNM.

In fact the PNM won more seats than did the UNC.  Its seats that matter.  Not the national vote.  If the UNC won with an outsized victory in some seat(s) but not in others, with the PNM winning more seats overall then its a PNM win.

This is like the Democrats screaming that they won the national vote when Trump won in the electoral college, where victory actually counts.

And I will add for the PNM to win more seats after T&T has been in a slump for many years, this due to difficulties (outside of their control) in the petrochemical sector, doesn't reflect well on the UNC.  By now Trinis should have been totally frustrated with the PNM and moved over to the UNC, especially as the lines of tribalism in T&T aren't as high as it is in Guyana.