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| Nov 3, 2020

Mark Golding outlines future of PNP in ‘personal’ digital town-hall meeting tomorrow

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PNP presidential candidate Mark Golding. (Photo: Facebook @MarkJGolding)

People’s National Party (PNP) presidential candidate Mark Golding will host a virtual town-hall meeting across is social media platforms on Wednesday night (November 4).

According to well-placed sources in the Golding camp, the candidate is expected to reveal the four main pillars for his first 100 days of leadership, among other issues.

Additionally, Our Today has been informed that Golding will also shed light on plans to restructure the PNP, should he succeed at becoming the party’s sixth president this weekend.

The virtual town-hall meeting is feature Golding up close and more personal than ever before—to be broadcast between 8:00 pm and 9:30 pm local time.

The 55-year-old Member of Parliament for South St Andrew continues to push hard, as his #GoWithGolding campaign ramps up, days away from the internal elections for a successor to Dr Peter Phillips.

Golding has been enjoying the lion’s share of endorsements at the grassroots level of the PNP and through equally important surrogates as he squares up against 45-year-old MP for South East St Ann, Lisa Hanna on Saturday’s internal elections.

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