Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The UDP may be facing questions about money, but Party Leader Tracy Taegar-Panton insists it will not enter the next municipal elections empty-handed or unprepared. With the March 2027 campaign drawing closer, many are questioning whether the party has the resources to field candidates and mount a competitive nationwide campaign. Taegar-Panton, however, says the UDP has heard those doubts before. She points to successful conventions and improvements at party headquarters as proof that detractors have repeatedly underestimated its ability to organize, rebuild and deliver. Now, she is promising full slates in municipalities across the country, expressing confidence that the UDP will have both the candidates and the machinery needed to compete at the polls.
The UDP may be facing questions about money, but Party Leader Tracy Taegar-Panton insists it will not enter the next municipal elections empty-handed or unprepared. With the March 2027 campaign drawing closer, many are questioning whether the party has the resources to field candidates and mount a competitive nationwide campaign. Taegar-Panton, however, says the UDP has heard those doubts before. She points to successful conventions and improvements at party headquarters as proof that detractors have repeatedly underestimated its ability to organize, rebuild and deliver. Now, she is promising full slates in municipalities across the country, expressing confidence that the UDP will have both the candidates and the machinery needed to compete at the polls.
