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EDITORS' FORUM: PNP plans to halt Portmore’s march to parish status
Sep 15th, 2023 | Category: EDITORS' FORUM | 1:13#JamaicaGleaner #Portmore #StCatherine #Parish #PNP #DrDaytonCampbell #GeneralElection SEPTEMBER 15, 2023: The Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) does not believe that Portmore will get parish status before the country holds its next general election, which is constitutionally due in 2025. PNP General Secretary Dr Dayton Campbell cited two reasons for the party’s doubts, including ambitiously declaring a win at the polls for the PNP, which would kill the thought. Speaking with senior journalists at a Gleaner Editors’ Forum last week, Campbell said the other reason was the contentious matter of boundaries for the would-be 15th parish.
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