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ELECTION WATCH 2017: Territorial Council Election of Saint Martin.

March 19, 2017

ELECTION WATCH 2017: Territorial Council Election of Saint Martin.
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MARIGOT:--- Voters on St. Martin will be heading to the 19 polling stations today Sunday, March 19 to vote in the first round of the Territorial Council elections. Contesting the 2017 elections which start today Sunday, March 19 are eight political parties. Polling stations will be open at 8am to 6pm.

SMN News encourages all registered voters to cast their votes in order to choose a team of people that they believe could lead for the next term. The results of the election will be live streamed here directly from the Collectivity of St. Martin. Stay with us until its over.

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ELECTION WATCH 2017: Territorial Council Election of Saint Martin.

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/election-watch-2017-territorial-council-election-of-saint-martin/

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