With just a few months to the holding of general and presidential elections on October 10, 2023, district #10 is said to be one of the most politically complicated zones for politicians.
In recent time, the incumbent and some members of the ruling party were at loggerhead, thus creating panic for dwellers of the district.
Isaac Clay, one of the formidable candidates for Montserrado County’s district #10 legislative seat, has expressed thanks and appreciation to citizens of the district for the manner in which they have organized themselves in recent time.
According to Clay, district#10 citizens are not too far from their political redemption. He said the district’s citizens should remain focused and determined in bringing some level of transformation to the National Legislature, in terms of the seat of the district.
He made the statement during an interview with the Hot Pepper in Monrovia.
Aspirant Clay at the same time used the medium to say a big thank you to district#10’s residents for participating in the first phase of the voter registration process.
The district’s aspirant also noted that, even though the devil did not want the process to be successful, God took control of the issue and brought peace at the end.
Aspirant Clay said he wants those who participated in the process to remain steadfast in bringing transformational change at the House of Representatives.
According to him, only their collective votes can defeat the incumbent and the ruling party.
“We aren’t too far from redemption,” he reiterated.