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Jun 28, 2025 Letters
Dear Editor,
Kaieteur News – Based on engagements with voters by this writer and interviewers for an unaligned, non-commissioned survey, the following nominees — Irfaan Ali, Aubrey Norton, Azruddin Mohamed, Nigel Hughes, Amanza Walton-Desir, and Mark DeFrance — are the front runners for Presidential nomination of their respective parties – PPP/C, APNU, WIN, Alliance For Change, Forward Guyana, and ANUG respectively.
Several other minor parties have also expressed an interest to contest the elections, but the public is not familiar with them and as such have not expressed a preference on Presidential nominee. The minor parties are struggling to meet the requirements to get on the ballot.
Irfaan Ali and Norton have remained the most preferred nominees for their respective party within their traditional base; there are no known presumptive challengers for nomination in the two major parties. Among the new and minor parties, only Azruddin’s WIN has attracted voters’ attention, capturing voter’s imagination. He is posing a challenge to the two major parties with two months to go before balloting on September 1.
But incumbent Ali has consistently maintained a lead among all presumed nominees for President in surveys conducted over the last couple years.
Yours truly,
Vishnu Bisram
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