McKenzie tells Portland JLP supporters to go out and vote

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McKenzie tells Portland JLP supporters to go out and vote

Local Government Minister, Desmond McKenzie, on Monday night urged Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) supporters in Portland that they should ensure that they go out to vote on February 26. McKenzie told supporters that it is not enough to attend rallies,...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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