Kelvin “Shugy” Simon is confident about keeping his St Mary’s South seat. Consequently, he dismissed doubts over his candidacy during a Tuesday event.

At Freedom Hall, he reflected on his rapid political rise. He credited constituents for transforming him from a newcomer into a “political beast.”

During the last general election, Simon defeated a long-standing incumbent within three months. That victory, he noted, was historic for the constituency.

“Together, we created history,” Simon added. Indeed, his branch became the only one to win two elections in a single year.

Looking forward, the United Progressive Party (UPP) aims for more than past wins. Therefore, Simon emphasized that the party’s ambitions remain strong.

He confidently stated, “We are not done. We want more… we did it twice before, and we will do it again.”

In addition, Simon reaffirmed his commitment to the constituency and the party’s continued dominance. Support from residents, he said, has driven his success.

Teamwork within the UPP also played a major role. Coordinated efforts strengthened community ties while securing victories.

Residents, he encouraged, should remain engaged in political discussions. After all, ongoing dialogue ensures accountability and practical solutions.

Unity continues to be essential for future success. Past achievements were possible because the community and party worked together closely.

Looking ahead, the upcoming election will test the branch’s strength. Confidence, preparation, and voter connection remain vital for success.

Simon praised campaign volunteers for their dedication. Without their efforts, the party’s visibility and outreach would have suffered.

He also promised to listen closely to constituents’ concerns. By doing so, he hopes to deliver solutions that benefit St Mary’s South.

Finally, Simon expressed gratitude to supporters and urged them to stay focused and engaged. He believes the community can secure another historic victory.

Overall, Kelvin “Shugy” Simon positions himself as a confident, committed candidate ready to retain his seat and maintain UPP’s success in St Mary’s South.