Independent candidate Alan "Spotlight" Weston is running to bring accountability, transparency, and a stronger voice to the people of St. Paul's.
Everyone in St. Paul's knows Spotlight. He's been here his whole life — not passing through on a campaign trail, not parachuting in before an election. He's the person you see at the market, at the school gate, on the road when the pipe bursts at 6 a.m.
He's running independent because the problems in St. Paul's aren't red or blue — they're broken roads, dry taps, and an Authority that collects millions without telling you where it goes. No party whip is going to tell him what to prioritize. You are.
April 30, 2026 is a chance to send someone to Parliament who doesn't owe anyone anything — except this community.
"I've listened to what St. Paul's needs for long enough. Now someone has to actually do the work."
Alan "Spotlight" WestonNot campaign slogans. Real things people tell us on doorsteps.
EC$7.7 million in estimated annual revenue. Zero public financial reports. The NPA regulates businesses and competes with them at the same time. That has to change.
You know which roads. You drive them every day. Potholes that have been there for years, drainage that floods every rainy season. We'll publish a fix list and tick it off publicly.
When your tap runs dry at midday or your light bill doubles with no explanation, that's not bad luck — that's a service failure. We'll demand published service standards and hold providers to them.
Too many young people leave St. Paul's because there's nothing to stay for. We'll push for skills training tied to real industries — tourism, marine, trades — and make sure young voices shape the decisions that affect them.
Groceries cost more every month. Fees keep rising. But wages stay flat and nobody explains where the money goes. We'll fight for local food supply chains, fair pricing, and public accounting of every dollar collected.
If you're a local operator trying to make an honest living, the rules should be clear and the playing field should be level. Not one set of rules for insiders and another for everyone else.
We support our parks. We demand accountability in how they're run.
"If you pay fees, you should see services. That's not an attack on national parks — that's accountability."
Alan "Spotlight" WestonWin or lose on April 30, Alan is still in St. Paul's on May 1. Still on your road. Still your neighbor. That's the difference between a politician and a representative.
Quarterly public reports: what was collected, what was spent, what's next. No more guessing where the money goes. If it's public money, the public sees it.
No more decisions about St. Paul's made without St. Paul's. Structured community consultation — not a suggestion box that nobody reads.
You'll see me on the street, at the market, on your road. Not once every five years — every week. If something isn't getting done, tell me to my face. That's how it should work.
Twenty years of the same conversations. The same promises. The same results. This is the first time St. Paul's has a candidate who answers to no one but you.
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