Poll finds Hanna, Golding in tight race

Poll finds Hanna, Golding in tight race

A poll has shown a tight race down to the wire between the two contestants for the leadership of the People’s National Party (PNP).

According to an opinion poll, published by The Sunday Gleaner, Mark Golding  and Lisa are neck and neck in the race for the Presidency of the PNP.

The poll found that one percentage point or less separated the two when two key questions were asked.

Hanna, MP for South East St Ann scored 46.2 percent compared to 45.2 percent for Golding when people were asked who they would prefer to lead the PNP. On another question, who was best suited to lead the PNP Golding was named by 45.9 percent and Hanna by 45.2 percent.

The poll had a margin of error of three percent.

The two are seeking to replace Dr Peter Phillips as President of the PNP in elections set to take place Saturday, November 7.

Advertise with McKoy’s News!

🚀 Boost Your Business with McKoy’s News! 🚀

Let us help you grow your brand with our comprehensive advertising solutions:

Create Your Own Business Page:

Showcase your business with a personalized page on McKoy’s News. Highlight your products or services with multiple photos, contact information, and detailed descriptions.

Engaging Banner Ads:

Capture attention with visually stunning banner ads that promote your brand across our website, reaching a large audience with every click.

Dynamic Video Ads:

Tell your story with impactful video advertisements, designed to engage viewers and drive traffic to your business.

Feature Articles:

Gain credibility and visibility with feature articles on McKoy’s News. Share your success stories, latest offerings, and expert insights with our readers.

Ready to Elevate Your Business?

Contact us today and let McKoy’s News be your partner in success.

Follow us on social media

Leave a Reply

Social Media Auto Publish Powered By : XYZScripts.com
Scroll to Top

Discover more from McKoysNews

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading