Countdown to the Election Kickoff!

Excitement is building as Premier John Hogan gears up to officially launch the provincial election campaign today! In a crucial move, he will meet with Lieutenant Governor Joan Marie Aylward at Government House to request the dissolution of the Legislature.

Promises Galore: Will They Deliver?

In the lead-up to this much-anticipated election, the provincial government has been dishing out campaign promises like candy! Voters have seen a flurry of announcements aimed at winning their hearts, while the two main opposition parties are making enticing pledges of their own—often without any clear costs attached.

A New Political Landscape

The political arena has shifted since the last election. While the Liberals, now led by Premier Hogan, held a majority in the House of Assembly, there have been significant changes with three members stepping down. This election will see revamped leadership for all three main parties: the Liberals under Hogan, the PCs with Tony Wakeham, and the NDP led by Jim Dinn.

Time is Ticking!

With a minimum election period of 28 days, Premier Hogan must make his call today to meet the mandatory election date of October 14. Speculation is rife that he will make the announcement around 6:00 PM—mark your calendars!

What’s at Stake?

As the race heats up, the stakes couldn't be higher for all parties involved. It's not just about winning power; it's about shaping the future of Newfoundland and Labrador. Who will emerge victorious in this battle of ideas and promises? Stay tuned!