VIP & NDP wrap up political campaign with motorcades
One the eve of Election Day in the Virgin Islands, two of the major political parties, the National Democratic Party (NDP) and the Virgin Islands Party (VIP) wrapped up their campaign with separate motorcades on Sunday, April 23, 2023. Photo: Facebook/Team of Reporters
The Virgin Islands Party (VIP) has been comparing its last lap motorcade on April 23, 2023, to that of four years ago before it was voted into office. Photo: Facebook
Deputy Premier and Minister for Communications and Works, Honourable Kye M. Rymer (R5), in the VIP motorcade on April 23, 2023. Photo: Team of Reporters
NDP Candidate Lorna G. Smith OBE and her husband and former Premier Dr D. Orlando Smith during the NDP motorcade in Road Town on April 23, 2023. Photo: Facebook
Photos of the VIP motorcade on April 23, 2023. Photo: Team of Reporters
Photos of the VIP motorcade on April 23, 2023. Photo: Team of Reporters
Photos of the VIP motorcade on April 23, 2023. Photo: Team of Reporters
Photos of the VIP motorcade on April 23, 2023. Photo: Team of Reporters
Photos of the NDP motorcade on April 23, 2023. Photo: Facebook
Photos of the NDP motorcade on April 23, 2023. Photo: Facebook
Photos of the NDP motorcade on April 23, 2023. Photo: Facebook
A section of the Virgin Islands Party (VIP) motorcade in the First District on April 23, 2023. Photo: Team of Reporters
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- One the eve of Election Day in the Virgin Islands, two of the major political parties, the National Democratic Party (NDP) and the Virgin Islands Party (VIP) wrapped up their campaign with separate motorcades on Sunday, April 23, 2023.
Both motorcades on Tortola had many vehicles, despite the heavy rainfall earlier in the day.
The VIP motorcade started after the NDP’s but grew larger, near the size of its motorcade in 2019, as it did a loop of the island and lasted well into the evening.
There was also a VIP motorcade in the Ninth District and reports are the Progressive Virgin Islands Movement (PVIM) Candidate Hon Shereen D. Flax-Charles also had one.
Independent Seventh District Candidate Perline R. Scatliffe-Leonard, who has been endorsed by the NDP, had a small motorcade in the district.
PVIM, instead of a motorcade, held a rally at Noel Lloyd Positive Action Movement Park.
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5 Responses to “VIP & NDP wrap up political campaign with motorcades”
How many elderly, disabled people could even see we’ll must less try to circle those tiny ovals.
Not a thing was wrong with the “X”.
If you don’t shade properly or it goes outside the oval it’s invalid so CHANGE this for future elections.
Let’s get at it, we need early results coming in!