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As Trinidad and Tobago inches closer to the General Election, the constituency of Tunapuna, wedged between urban sprawl and rural traditions, emerges as a focal point for the political parties.
Historically recognised as a marginal seat, the over 27,000 eligible voters of Tunapuna have often played a pivotal role in determining the nation’s governing party.
According to the Elections and Boundaries Commission, in 2020, Esmond Forde retained the seat for the People’s National Movement by securing nearly 2000 more votes than the United National Congress’ candidate back then David Nakhid.
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