MONTEGO BAY, St James — There was general acceptance among members of the People’s National Party (PNP) in western Jamaica of the outcome of yesterday’s hotly contested presidential race which saw Mark Golding defeating Lisa Hanna.The position became open after the retirement of Dr Peter Phillips, following the Jamaica Labour Party’s (JLP) landslide victory in the September 3, 2020 General Election.
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Western Jamaica accepts Golding win
POLITICAL analysts have charged Mark Golding to quickly move towards the restructuring and unity of the People’s National Party (PNP) following his election yesterday as the sixth leader of the 82-year-old political movement.When the results of the PNPs presidential election were announced, Golding emerged victorious with 1,740 votes, defeating opponent Lisa Hanna who copped 1,444 votes.
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Move with pace to unite PNP, analysts urge Golding
SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth — The contrast was stark as People’s National Party (PNP) delegates gathered in friendly but rival camps close to the entrance of the voting centre at St Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS) on Saturday.At close to midday, many had already voted for either Mark Golding or Lisa Hanna to replace Dr Peter Phillips as president of the People’s National Party (PNP).
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Two St Elizabeth Comrades on Golding, Hanna
LISA Hanna, the St Ann South Eastern Member of Parliament who on Saturday lost in her bid to lead the People’s National Party (PNP), says she is ready to work with victor Mark Golding to rebuild the fractious Opposition party.In a statement posted on her social media pages following the election, which saw Golding securing 1,740 delegates’ votes to her 1,444, Hanna said, for her, it was an extraordinary campaign.
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Hanna ready to work with Golding
NEWLY elected leader of the People’s National Party (PNP) Mark Golding is among four Members of Parliament (MPs) seeking exemption from having contractual agreements with Government bodies.
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Golding among MPs seeking Gov’t contracts exemption
Opposition’s spokesman on finance Mark Golding can be easily numbered among the parliamentarians who take their jobs of representing inside Gordon House very seriously.
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