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PLP Supporters Ready for “Two Straight”

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Notable PLP supporters weighed in on the party’s Monday night campaign launch.

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2 days ago

February 17, 2026

Joshua Williams

NASSAU , THE BAHAMAS – Some notable PLP supporters weighed in on the party’s Monday night campaign launch.

From the entertainment industry, to the labor front, Grand Bahama residents, or even some known members of clergy, say the PLP deserves a second chance to “Continue Progress”

It was clear that the campaign launch was a night of fun and excitement for PLP supporters.

Long lines, cramped hallways and an overflowing ballroom told the story, but it wasn’t just fun and celebrations.

Many in the crowd, truly believe that the governing party, is the best choice for Bahamians at the polls.

Why?

A long time PLP supporter and PLP Rally MC, and local pastor, Dwight Ambrister, believes the country needs the stability of a re-elected PLP.

Dwight Ambrister – PLP supporter

“We need a party who understands that who can deliver that they’ve been talking about it and now it’s time for manifestation and continuity stability that’s what you need right you don’t need no change up no up and down up and down “

While government has promised to address certain areas, Bahamian entertainer “Puzzle”, is hoping for more industry opportunities.

“Puzzle” – PLP supporter

“We don’t really have you know, predominant record labels in The Bahamas so if the government marry with private sectors and get the private sector to pitch in to help the music to get international, I think that would be a great help. They don’t have to do it on their own like you know marry it with a private sector. I think it’ll be a beautiful thing.”)

Over on the labor front, Union of Tertiary Educators of The Bahamas President, Daniel Thompson, often clash with government on union matters but still wears his PLP colors proudly.

Daniel Thompson – PLP Supporter

“He has done a lot for workers throughout the country and that is not standing anyone’s position he has done a lot and you know the thing is that the reason why you see so many labor movement labor front they’re making agitating if you say no they couldn’t get these things under the former administration”

PLP hopeful, Ormanique Bowe challenged incumbent Wayne Munroe for the Freetown constituency. Not withstanding a disappointing loss for the nomination, she says she’s ready to work.

Ormanique Bowe – PLP Supporter

“More recreation for the kids. They need more stuff for the young men to do the young women to do every day we turn around with another murder two days ago we had two in our constituency and my platform was really to focus on the young men and women in the area, particularly.”

While Grand Bahama is known historically as FNM country, this resident says it’s time to move on.

PLP Supporter

“The Davis led administration I’ve done more than any government has done in the last 20 years in Grand Bahama along with the Minister of Grand Bahama, Honorable Ginger Moxey, she have done more in this tenure than the two previous minister’s combine”

PLP Supporter

“Michael petty Pintard the only thing he’s banking on. Is that every five years Michael Pintard that bank is closed is no more that bank is rupt PLP all the way.”