September 2, 2020
Slow going in St Andrew North Western
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Polls opened to low numbers on the stroke of 7:00 am today in sections of St Andrew North Western, where the Jamaica Labour Party’s Dr Nigel Clarke is seeking a second term. His challenger is the People’s National Party’s Rohan Banks, a first timer.
At the Arlene Gardens Gospel Assembly, located north of the populous Pembroke Hall, only three people were on location when the clock struck 7:00, as a one-day policeman looked on, his eyes telling a story of hope for no trouble.
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