Dr. Jenson Morton second from left) and other youth supporters of the SKNLP during a panel discussion on May 30, 2020
As the electorate heads to the polls on June 5 – 2 days away – young persons encouraging all voters to pour over the manifestos to make an informed decision.
During a panel discussion featuring young St. Kitts-Nevis Labour Party supports, Dr. Jenson Morton advises every voter to read the fine print.
In addition to infrastructural development, a diversified economy inclusive of profits from marijuana products, the Labour Party is promising to retroactively pay essential workers, especially front line staff who have dealt with the brunt of CoVID-19 infections in the federation.
Meanwhile, Team Unity’s manifesto promises a greener more sustainable future, enhance public services and infrastructure and to continue to build out a diversified and resilient economy among others.
Ambassador Jonel Powell, People’s Action Movement candidate for Constituency 2 outlined a few of his ideas during a one-on-one interview on Wednesday.