PNM Leader Apologizes to Supporters, Urges 100,000+ Non-Voters to “Come Back Home”

Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago – In a remarkable shift in political strategy, the opposition People’s National Movement (PNM) is reaching out to the thousands of supporters who stayed home during the last general election.

In a direct and personal appeal, the party’s new leader has made a public apology, admitting that the PNM had lost its way. The appeal, which asks 100,000+ non-voters to “come back home,” signals a new direction for the party as it seeks to rebuild and reconnect with its core base.