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    Lamin Newton has thanked supporters after losing his bid in the general election, expressing gratitude to those who backed his campaign.

    In a statement, Mr Newton said he was “truly grateful” to the 1,239 people who placed their trust in him, despite the outcome not going in his favour.

    He acknowledged the support, encouragement and belief shown throughout the campaign, adding that it meant “more than words can express”.

    Mr Newton also signalled his intention to remain active, stressing that his work and commitment to the constituency of All Saints East and St Luke (ASESL) would continue.

    “This is not the end,” he said, noting that his connection with constituents would remain strong beyond the election.

    The result forms part of a wider electoral contest across Antigua and Barbuda, with several closely watched races shaping the political landscape.

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