#DecisionJa2016: No trouble with Harbour View Division, Duncan-Price says
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February 24, 2016

#DecisionJa2016: No trouble with Harbour View Division, Duncan-Price says

ST ANDREW, Jamaica — Aspiring member of parliament for St Andrew East Rural Imani Duncan-Price was received warmly by People’s National Party (PNP) supporters when she arrived at the polling station at St Benedict’s Primary this afternoon.

Shortly after greeting orange-clad women and men, she told OBSERVER ONLINE that there is “no truth” to rumors she is having trouble mobilising her supporters in the Harbour View Division.

Duncan-Price, the daughter of PNP stalwart DK Duncan, is squaring off with opposition Jamaica Labour Party candidate Juliet Holness, wife of party leader Andrew Holness. Both are first-time candidates.

Sanjay Myers

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