Mr. Anderson was elected on white ballot Sunday in Harper during the party’s primary.
The businessman was earlier elected by the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) last month, defeating Representative Bhofal Chambers 28-4 votes during the CDC’s primary in Harper, Maryland County.
That result was, however, overturned reportedly by the CDC election committee, making Chambers winner of the primary.
LINA JB/TSS/PTK
NPP Taps Anderson For Maryland Senatorial Race
17 July 2014, 5:43 pm Written by Micat Liberia
Published in
LINA Bulletin
HARPER, July 16 (LINA) -The Maryland County branch of the former ruling National Patriotic Party (NPP) has elected Mr. Jammie Anderson, a prominent businessman, to contest the 2014 Mid-term Senatorial Election on the party’s ticket.
Mr. Anderson was elected on white ballot Sunday in Harper during the party’s primary.
The businessman was earlier elected by the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) last month, defeating Representative Bhofal Chambers 28-4 votes during the CDC’s primary in Harper, Maryland County.
That result was, however, overturned reportedly by the CDC election committee, making Chambers winner of the primary.
LINA JB/TSS/PTK
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