PPP General Secretary (GS) Clement Rohee was tight-lipped yesterday on how the APNU/AFC alliance would impact on the ruling party’s campaign for the May 11 general elections and suggested that historical voting patterns would be key to advancing the party’s electoral fortunes.
Responding to a question from Stabroek News at the PPP’s weekly press briefing at Freedom House, Rohee could not say how the APNU/AFC alliance will impact the PPP’s campaigning and whether or not the formation of the grouping will see a change in the PPP’s strategies. Instead, Rohee said, the Guyanese population has continued to maintain historical “voting patterns”.
He said that the party will continue to study the political developments in Guyana from a scientific standpoint. Rohee was pressed to
