Author: Shanice Gibbs

“Today, it is a government that is committed to all of Jamaica – whoever you are and whatever interest you represent.”

That’s the posture being put forward by the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) after its victory in yesterday’s general elections.

At the end of the preliminary count last evening, the JLP received majority votes in 34 constituencies, while the People’s National Party polled the most votes in the other 29 constituencies.

The JLP, through its win, secured a third consecutive term as steward of the country.

Speaking at a JLP press conference this afternoon, Campaign Chairman Dr. Christopher Tufton noted that the party is up to the task of leading Jamaica.

Noting that some citizens may not be in support of all the party’s plans, Dr. Tufton pledged that the JLP will try harder to work for the people of Jamaica.

“Today, it is a government that is committed to all of Jamaica – whoever you are and whatever interest you represent.”

That’s the posture being put forward by the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) after its victory in yesterday’s general elections.

At the end of the preliminary count last evening, the JLP received majority votes in 34 constituencies, while the People’s National Party polled the most votes in the other 29 constituencies.

The JLP, through its win, secured a third consecutive term as steward of the country.

Speaking at a JLP press conference this afternoon, Campaign Chairman Dr. Christopher Tufton noted that the party is up to the task of leading Jamaica.

Noting that some citizens may not be in support of all the party’s plans, Dr. Tufton pledged that the JLP will try harder to work for the people of Jamaica.

“Today, it is a government that is committed to all of Jamaica – whoever you are and whatever interest you represent.”

That’s the posture being put forward by the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) after its victory in yesterday’s general elections.

At the end of the preliminary count last evening, the JLP received majority votes in 34 constituencies, while the People’s National Party polled the most votes in the other 29 constituencies.

The JLP, through its win, secured a third consecutive term as steward of the country.

Speaking at a JLP press conference this afternoon, Campaign Chairman Dr. Christopher Tufton noted that the party is up to the task of leading Jamaica.

Noting that some citizens may not be in support of all the party’s plans, Dr. Tufton pledged that the JLP will try harder to work for the people of Jamaica.

“Today, it is a government that is committed to all of Jamaica – whoever you are and whatever interest you represent.”

That’s the posture being put forward by the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) after its victory in yesterday’s general elections.

At the end of the preliminary count last evening, the JLP received majority votes in 34 constituencies, while the People’s National Party polled the most votes in the other 29 constituencies.

The JLP, through its win, secured a third consecutive term as steward of the country.

Speaking at a JLP press conference this afternoon, Campaign Chairman Dr. Christopher Tufton noted that the party is up to the task of leading Jamaica.

Noting that some citizens may not be in support of all the party’s plans, Dr. Tufton pledged that the JLP will try harder to work for the people of Jamaica.

“Today, it is a government that is committed to all of Jamaica – whoever you are and whatever interest you represent.”

That’s the posture being put forward by the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) after its victory in yesterday’s general elections.

At the end of the preliminary count last evening, the JLP received majority votes in 34 constituencies, while the People’s National Party polled the most votes in the other 29 constituencies.

The JLP, through its win, secured a third consecutive term as steward of the country.

Speaking at a JLP press conference this afternoon, Campaign Chairman Dr. Christopher Tufton noted that the party is up to the task of leading Jamaica.

Noting that some citizens may not be in support of all the party’s plans, Dr. Tufton pledged that the JLP will try harder to work for the people of Jamaica.

“Today, it is a government that is committed to all of Jamaica – whoever you are and whatever interest you represent.”

That’s the posture being put forward by the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) after its victory in yesterday’s general elections.

At the end of the preliminary count last evening, the JLP received majority votes in 34 constituencies, while the People’s National Party polled the most votes in the other 29 constituencies.

The JLP, through its win, secured a third consecutive term as steward of the country.

Speaking at a JLP press conference this afternoon, Campaign Chairman Dr. Christopher Tufton noted that the party is up to the task of leading Jamaica.

Noting that some citizens may not be in support of all the party’s plans, Dr. Tufton pledged that the JLP will try harder to work for the people of Jamaica.

“Today, it is a government that is committed to all of Jamaica – whoever you are and whatever interest you represent.”

That’s the posture being put forward by the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) after its victory in yesterday’s general elections.

At the end of the preliminary count last evening, the JLP received majority votes in 34 constituencies, while the People’s National Party polled the most votes in the other 29 constituencies.

The JLP, through its win, secured a third consecutive term as steward of the country.

Speaking at a JLP press conference this afternoon, Campaign Chairman Dr. Christopher Tufton noted that the party is up to the task of leading Jamaica.

Noting that some citizens may not be in support of all the party’s plans, Dr. Tufton pledged that the JLP will try harder to work for the people of Jamaica.

“Today, it is a government that is committed to all of Jamaica – whoever you are and whatever interest you represent.”

That’s the posture being put forward by the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) after its victory in yesterday’s general elections.

At the end of the preliminary count last evening, the JLP received majority votes in 34 constituencies, while the People’s National Party polled the most votes in the other 29 constituencies.

The JLP, through its win, secured a third consecutive term as steward of the country.

Speaking at a JLP press conference this afternoon, Campaign Chairman Dr. Christopher Tufton noted that the party is up to the task of leading Jamaica.

Noting that some citizens may not be in support of all the party’s plans, Dr. Tufton pledged that the JLP will try harder to work for the people of Jamaica.

“Today, it is a government that is committed to all of Jamaica – whoever you are and whatever interest you represent.”

That’s the posture being put forward by the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) after its victory in yesterday’s general elections.

At the end of the preliminary count last evening, the JLP received majority votes in 34 constituencies, while the People’s National Party polled the most votes in the other 29 constituencies.

The JLP, through its win, secured a third consecutive term as steward of the country.

Speaking at a JLP press conference this afternoon, Campaign Chairman Dr. Christopher Tufton noted that the party is up to the task of leading Jamaica.

Noting that some citizens may not be in support of all the party’s plans, Dr. Tufton pledged that the JLP will try harder to work for the people of Jamaica.

“Today, it is a government that is committed to all of Jamaica – whoever you are and whatever interest you represent.”

That’s the posture being put forward by the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) after its victory in yesterday’s general elections.

At the end of the preliminary count last evening, the JLP received majority votes in 34 constituencies, while the People’s National Party polled the most votes in the other 29 constituencies.

The JLP, through its win, secured a third consecutive term as steward of the country.

Speaking at a JLP press conference this afternoon, Campaign Chairman Dr. Christopher Tufton noted that the party is up to the task of leading Jamaica.

Noting that some citizens may not be in support of all the party’s plans, Dr. Tufton pledged that the JLP will try harder to work for the people of Jamaica.