United Progressive Party (UPP) candidates Ashworth Azille and Kelton Dalso have raised concerns over the removal of campaign materials in their respective constituencies, according to Antigua Observer.
In St John's Rural East, Azille reported via a Facebook Live post on Saturday that his campaign billboard had been stripped of its poster. He made clear that the incident is not an isolated one, suggesting a pattern of interference with UPP campaign efforts in the area.
Similarly, candidate Kelton Dalso reported the removal of campaign materials in his own constituency, raising further alarm within the party about the security and integrity of their electoral outreach activities.
As reported by Antigua Observer, both candidates have gone public with their concerns, signalling that the UPP views the removals as a serious matter ahead of the campaign period. The party has not yet indicated what formal steps, if any, it intends to take in response to the incidents.
