POLITICAL leader of the Movement for Social Justice (MSJ) David Abdulah says changes in policies and ideologies from the PNM are “not likely” as those seeking leadership roles within the party include many who have served over the past ten years. He believes the party has “run its course.”

He was speaking during a virtual press conference on June 22 – the day of the PNM’s internal elections. Around 100,200 members were eligible to vote.

Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles’ One PNM slate includes former government ministers such as Marvin Gonzales (chairman), Dr Amery Browne (vice-chairman), Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly (lady vice-chairman), Foster Cummings (general secretary), Faris Al-Rawi (public relations officer) and Symon de Nobriga (social media officer).