Darrel Bradley, Mayor of Belize City
"To the extent that I am leaving municipal government I will say that that's not the end for me hopefully in terms of politics. Again, it's the voter who decides, but my name will be on a ballot sometime in the future."

Reporter
"2020."

Darrel Bradley, Mayor of Belize City
"Well I'll say 2020, because I am not getting any younger."

Reporter
"You name on the 2020 ballot for general elections?"

Darrel Bradley, Mayor of Belize City
"I think that that's a strong possibility. I'm actually leaning - you never know what could happen in life, but I would hope, when I was a young child it always was my aspiration to be in the House of Representatives. That has always been one of my dreams and I think that politics in Belize needs a change in significant ways. You need people who bring a certain level of maturity and a certain level of credibility to political office and I think with being humble, I think I could do that."

Bradley lost to Caribbean Shores Representative Kareem Musa by 56 votes in the 2015 General Election.