Democracy alive and well

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April 29, 2025

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Prime Minister Stuart Young said the line he met at the polling station at the International School of Port of Spain yesterday was “certainly the longest line I have been in since I have been voting in Trinidad and Tobago.”

He said he was pleased to see this long line of people and was also happy that the voting process was smooth.

He was speaking with reporters outside the school after voting.

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