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Last week at the launch of the UDP Manifesto, the ruling party’s Deputy Prime Minister urged voters to cast their municipal ballots for his party’s slates because they can be assured of a good working relationship with a UDP Central Government.

It’s an old and true formula for political persuasion - and the PUP rejected it today:..

Henry Charles Usher - PUP Chairman
"We have seen a PUP town council in Orange Walk been able to get the work done, being able to deliver for the people under a UDP central government so the blueprint is there it can work. It works if you are working in cooperation and in unity with the people. Secondly I'm very disappointed that Patrick Faber would say that is going to punish anybody who votes for PUP, it's a tried and wasted sentiment coming from the UDP.”