Last Updated on July 13, 2026, 7:13 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Nevis Reformation Party is launching Mario Phillip as the new candidate for Constituency 11. The candidate launch is slated for July 16, 2026, Thursday where the NRP will introduce their new candidate to their supporters and formally begin his campaign.
Constituency 11 is one of the three constituencies allocated to Nevis for the contesting of general elections. The constituency consists of St Thomas Parish and the St James Parish within the island of Nevis.
The officials have shared that the launch event will be hosted at the Bottom of Jessups Road in the St Thomas Parish. The officials have shared the details of the launch event for the growth of the island.
The officials have shared that before the launch event starts, the people will also have the opportunity to attend a motorcade. The motorcade will bring the people together in support of the newest candidate of the Nevis Reformation Party.
The motorcade will start at 5:00 PM with the supporters of the political party, the motorcade will start at the grounds of the butlers community centre.
The officials have shared that the launch event for Mario Phillip will start at 7:00 PM and is expected to be attended by several stakeholders and supporters of the NRP. The event will be livestreamed at the Freedom FM Radio and the 2020 Vision Radio.
The event will also be livestreamed on the official social media pages of Nevis reformation party. The political has also shared that the event will be open for all the people of the island, family, friends and supporters of the political movement.
The Political party is launching the candidate under the slogan of Mario for the people, highlighting the promise of better days ahead.
The political party has invited all of their supporters to show up at their launch event and extend their support to the new candidate of the island nation.
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