The winding trail of the 2005 campaign:
No let-up as the candidates face the voters

The People’s Democratic Alliance candidates
kick-off their election campaign on Nomination Day.

Kearney Gomez, Supervisor of Elections


Linford Pierson, Leader of the PDA on the hustings


The North Side candidates face the Chamber’s
Forum audience.


Herro ‘Steve’ Blair exchanges a few words with Sandra Catron.


Kurt Tibbetts, leader of the PPM with his team on
Nomination Day.


Gilbert McLean, Sandra Catron and Mary J Lawrence
at the Chamber’s Forum.


The West Bayers meet for the first time at the
Chamber’s Forum before power is lost.


The PPM team on the hustings at the Prospect party rally.


Roy Bodden answers some tough questions at
the Special Youth Forum.

Tuesday,  May  10, 2005

This political campaign has had its ups and downs for all the candidates and it has been a tough battle in the wake of Ivan. With so many issues up for debate the political meetings have been well attended and the interest in the political battlefield has been widespread.

The candidates have been on the hustings for several weeks and since the race began in earnest the campaign has not let up. From the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce District Forums, where candidates were grilled directly by the people, to radio and TV appearances and their own orchestrated meetings, all of the candidates have been doing their best to convince the electorate that they should vote for them. 

The polling station doors will open tomorrow at 7 am and the campaign trail finally reaches its end, as the candidates wait with baited breath for the results which will determine their political fate for the next four years.

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