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SiR8081 wrote:but is true under pnm no one going anywhere but backward
1 step forward for pnm is 2 steps backward for the people
rfari wrote:And d'oh forget calcutta ship
zoom rader wrote:rfari wrote:And d'oh forget calcutta ship
Don't worry in 3 to 5 yrs that will be just a rumor and it never happen just as petrosingh was a lie.
toyota2nr wrote:This election, St. Joseph and General will be a race between ILP and PP. PNM need to side on the sidelines and spectate because they are no longer a factor. Their crapaud politics is not needed in this country.
rfari wrote:toyota2nr wrote:This election, St. Joseph and General will be a race between ILP and PP. PNM need to side on the sidelines and spectate because they are no longer a factor. Their crapaud politics is not needed in this country.
so like how many votes u see each party getting so?
toyota2nr wrote:rfari wrote:toyota2nr wrote:This election, St. Joseph and General will be a race between ILP and PP. PNM need to side on the sidelines and spectate because they are no longer a factor. Their crapaud politics is not needed in this country.
so like how many votes u see each party getting so?
Can't give exact numbers.
In a couple areas the ILP may edge the PP.
The PNM will win POS as usual.
The PP as expected will get everything else.
toyota2nr wrote:rfari wrote:toyota2nr wrote:This election, St. Joseph and General will be a race between ILP and PP. PNM need to side on the sidelines and spectate because they are no longer a factor. Their crapaud politics is not needed in this country.
so like how many votes u see each party getting so?
Can't give exact numbers.
In a couple areas the ILP may edge the PP.
The PNM will win POS as usual.
The PP as expected will get everything else.
De Dragon wrote:Meen gih ah firetruck, onced my area remains controlled by East Indians.......
rfari wrote:toyota2nr wrote:rfari wrote:toyota2nr wrote:This election, St. Joseph and General will be a race between ILP and PP. PNM need to side on the sidelines and spectate because they are no longer a factor. Their crapaud politics is not needed in this country.
so like how many votes u see each party getting so?
Can't give exact numbers.
In a couple areas the ILP may edge the PP.
The PNM will win POS as usual.
The PP as expected will get everything else.
interesting. so then we looking at something like this then
Diego Martin Regional Corporation
Port of Spain City Corporation
San Juan-Laventille Regional Corporation
Tunapuna-Piarco Regional Corporation
Arima Borough Corporation
Sangre Grande Regional Corporation
Chaguanas Borough Corporation
Couva-Tabaquite-Talparo Regional Corporation
San Fernando City Corporation
Princes Town Regional Corporation
Penal-Debe Regional Corporation
Siparia Regional Corporation
Point Fortin Borough Corporation
Rio Claro-Mayaro Regional Corporation
toyota2nr wrote:rfari wrote:toyota2nr wrote:rfari wrote:toyota2nr wrote:This election, St. Joseph and General will be a race between ILP and PP. PNM need to side on the sidelines and spectate because they are no longer a factor. Their crapaud politics is not needed in this country.
so like how many votes u see each party getting so?
Can't give exact numbers.
In a couple areas the ILP may edge the PP.
The PNM will win POS as usual.
The PP as expected will get everything else.
interesting. so then we looking at something like this then
Diego Martin Regional Corporation
Port of Spain City Corporation
San Juan-Laventille Regional Corporation
Tunapuna-Piarco Regional Corporation
Arima Borough Corporation
Sangre Grande Regional Corporation
Chaguanas Borough Corporation
Couva-Tabaquite-Talparo Regional Corporation
San Fernando City Corporation
Princes Town Regional Corporation
Penal-Debe Regional Corporation
Siparia Regional Corporation
Point Fortin Borough Corporation
Rio Claro-Mayaro Regional Corporation
Yeah but with less green...
see De Dragon's posttoyota2nr wrote:That is long overdue....I don't understand what's the keep back.
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