“It’s not over til it’s over”.
This is what campaign manager for the Barbados Labour Party Dale Marshall had to say after the first set of results rolled in showing that Democratic Labour Party candidate Mara Thompson was in the lead.
The Nation’s Maria Bradshaw, reporting from the BLP constituency office in Gall Hill, St John, says few supporters had gathered at the office, but they had their eyes glued to the screen for the election coverage.
Opposition Leader Owen Arthur arrived at the constituency office around 10:30 p.m.
The Barbados Labour Party candidate Hudson Griffith is at the office quietly observing the televised election coverage.
It’s not over yet
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