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PPA submits list with 15 candidates. | SMN News

November 21, 2019

PPA submits list with 15 candidates. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Edwin Gumbs, deputy board submitted the list containing 15 candidates for the Peoples Progressive Alliance (PPA) Gumbs told the Central Voting Bureau that he was honored to submit the winning list.
Addressing the Central Voting Bureau was PPA leader Gracita told that elections were called in a festive period and are hoping that she secure 136 signatures needed on Friday.
Arrindell said the people of St. Maarten are suffering socially and mentality and that they deserve a stable and reliable representation. Arrindell said that elections are not a popularity contest and as such PPA is contesting this election


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