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Geographical Constituency Lists NOTICE Given Under THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACT (Cap. 1:03) GENERAL ELECTION GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY APPROVED LISTS OF CANDIDATES TITLE OF LIST: A NEW UNITED GUYANA (A.N.U.G) SYMBOL OF LIST: CELLULAR PHONE TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION No. 2 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION 135CC THIRD AVENUE ECCLES EAST BANK 1 ARJUNE, MOHENDRA LEGAL OFFICER DEMERARA CAMACHO, BRUCE 190 LANCE GIBBS STREET QUEENSTOWN 2 - ASHTON GEORGETOWN DE ABREU, AZAD 445 FORDYCE STREET REPUBLIC PARK PETER'S JEWELLER 3 LIONEL DEMETRIUS HALL EAST BANK DEMERARA 2170 SECTION C BLOCK X DIAMOND EAST BANK 4 SUKH, BHAVITA DEVI - DEMERARA TITLE OF LIST: A NEW UNITED GUYANA (A.N.U.G) SYMBOL OF LIST: CELLULAR PHONE TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION No. 3 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION 1 CORREIA, MARY ANN 13-14 FRIENDSHIP EAST BANK DEMERARA - GOMES, TRISTAN 54 EASTERN HIGHWAY LAMAHA GARDENS 2 ARCHITECT WENDELL GEORGETOWN GORDON, KEVON 125 BLOCK 22 ONE MILE LINDEN UPP. DEM. RIV. - 3 NORMA ASHANNA 4 HARINARAIN, ARJUNE 172 SECTION C TURKEYEN GEORGETOWN DOCTOR SINGH, LAURA 191 DUNCAN STREET, LAMAHA GARDENS, - 5 THERESA GEORGETOWN NORVILLE, SESE 137 EAST SIDELINE DAM, STEWARTVILLE, WEST 6 ENGINEER RAFAEL COAST DEMERARA TITLE OF LIST: A NEW UNITED GUYANA (A.N.U.G) SYMBOL OF LIST: CELLULAR PHONE TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION No. 4 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION JACOBUS, 61 SUSSEX STREET ALBOUYSTOWN GEORGETOWN - 1 MICHELANGELO LAM, CANDACE E5 HADFIELD STREET WORTMANVILLE 2 - THERESA GEORGETOWN LAWRENCE, MARITZA 30 SURAT DRIVE TRIUMPH EAST COAST 3 - NATHANYA DEMERARA 4 MEKDECI, INDRA 5B FIRST AVENUE SUBRYANVILLE GEORGETOWN MANAGER MENEZES, CRYSTAL 240 EAST RUIMVELDT HOUSING SCHEME 5 TEACHER JULIANNA GEORGETOWN MENTORE, JAMES 188 DUNCAN STREET LAMAHA GARDENS ENGINEER 6 EMANUEL GEORGETOWN MOONSAMMY, ALEENA 133 SILVERBALLI STREET MEADOWBROOK 7 - ALICIA GARDENS GEORGETOWN JEFFREY, HENRY 1 HAPPY ACRES, EAST COAST DEMERARA MINISTER 8 BENFIELD YEARWOOD, JONATHAN 2H CHIMNEY ROAD, CHATEAU MARGOT, EAST 9 MINER BAYNE COAST DEMERARA TITLE OF LIST: A NEW UNITED GUYANA (A.N.U.G) SYMBOL OF LIST: CELLULAR PHONE TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION No. 5 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION ANDERSON, KURT 272 CHURCH ROAD BACHELOR'S ADVENTURE EAST CLERK 1 RAYON COAST DEMERARA MOHAMED, BIBI 1160 BLOCK 8 NEW HOUSING SCHEME TUSCHEN 2 DOCTOR WAZEELA EAST BANK ESSEQUIBO PATTERSON, AMRITA RAILWAY EMBANKMENT MONTROSE EAST COAST 3 - DEVI DEMERARA SHAW, MOHAMED 02 AIRY HALL MAHAICONY ECD TEACHER 4 MUSTAK TITLE OF LIST: A NEW UNITED GUYANA (A.N.U.G) SYMBOL OF LIST: CELLULAR PHONE TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION No. 6 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION FRANCE, MARK FORTY-THREE STANLEYTOWN NEW AMSTERDAM 1 MEDICAL DOCTOR ANDREW DYLAN BERBICE FRANCE, NALINI 2 43 STANLEYTOWN NEW AMSTERDAM BERBICE - ALEXIS ANGELIQUE L GONSALVES, CARLOS 85 HADFIELD STREET WORTMANVILLE - 3 JOHN GEORGETOWN PLANT, ANJANIE 47 NEW ROAD VREED EN HOOP WEST COAST 4 CLERK LALITA DEMERARA RAMIREZ-MERLANO, 197 FREEMAN STREET EAST LA PENITENCE 5 DEBT COLLECTOR LUIS MIGUEL GEORGETOWN STANTON, NIALL 30 WALKER TERRACE NORTH EAST LA PENITENCE 6 TUTOR EUSTACE KENRICK GEORGETOWN TITLE OF LIST: A NEW UNITED GUYANA (A.N.U.G) SYMBOL OF LIST: CELLULAR PHONE TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION No. 7 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION FITZPATRICK, BEBI 1 80 COWAN STREET KINGSTON GEORGETOWN PHYSIOTHEROPIST MEHERTAZ SAZEDA S 2273 BLOCK 8 NEW HOUSING SCHEME TUSCHEN HAZRATALLI, WAZIR DOCTOR 2 EAST BANK ESSEQUIBO D’AGUIAR, ALEX 133 MIDDLE ROAD ARTHUR OWEN DRIVE LETHEM 3 - HAROLD CENTRAL RUPUNUNI YEARWOOD, PAUL 2H CHIMNEY ROAD CHATEAU MARGOT EAST MINER 4 ANDREW COAST DEMERARA TITLE OF LIST: A NEW UNITED GUYANA (A.N.U.G) SYMBOL OF LIST: CELLULAR PHONE TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION No. 10 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION BLAIR, AKANNI 1 1903 CENTRAL AMELIA'S WARD LINDEN CARPENTER AKINTUNDE ADEDEJI COUCHMAN, LESLIE 43 MAPLETOWN AROAIMA BERBICE RIVER - 2 GEORGE SOOKNANAN, 3 08 ZEE ZIGHT WEST COAST BERBICE CLERK TOTARAM TUDOR, MARLON 4 209 MANNI STREET MACKENZIE LINDEN TEACHER PENSWIE TITLE OF LIST: A PARTNERSHIP FOR NATIONAL UNITY + ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE (A.P.N.U+A.F.C) SYMBOL OF LIST: PALM OF HAND IN A KEY TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION 1 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION BENJAMIN, RACHEAL 1 SEBAI REGION ONE HOUSEKEEPER JANE 2 COX, RONALD COMPOUND MABARUMA TEACHER 3 FORDE, ANN PAMELA FITZBURG PORT KAITUMA TEACHER WILLIAMS, RENNITA 4 KOKO SANTA ROSA MORUCA - LOLITA TITLE OF LIST: A PARTNERSHIP FOR NATIONAL UNITY + ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE (A.P.N.U+A.F.C) SYMBOL OF LIST: PALM OF HAND IN A KEY TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION 2 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION HOLDER, SHURWAYNE 27B EVANS STREET DANIELSTOWN ESSEQUIBO 1 MACH. ENG. FORBES KENNEDY COAST JONES, DACIA ULELE 99 PUBLIC ROAD GOOD HOPE ESSEQUIBO COAST TEACHER 2 ODESSA 27 PUBLIC ROAD HENRIETTA ANNA REGINA 3 KHAN, DARUL HAKIM BUSINESS MAN ESSEQUIBO COAST RAJKUMAR, HAIMRAJ 18 PUBLIC ROAD JOHANNA CECILIA ESSEQUIBO 4 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW BERNARD COAST TITLE OF LIST: A PARTNERSHIP FOR NATIONAL UNITY + ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE (A.P.N.U+A.F.C) SYMBOL OF LIST: PALM OF HAND IN A KEY TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION 3 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION ADAMS, JOHN 22 PUBLIC ROAD DEN AMSTEL WEST COAST 1 TEACHER ALOYSIOUS DEMERARA MAHIPAUL, GANESH POST OFFICE STREET LEONORA WEST COAST 2 - ADJTYA DEMERARA MC ALLISTER, THANDI 63 DEN AMSTEL WEST COAST DEMERERA LOG COORDINATOR 3 ROSALEA SINGH, SURUJ 41 SOUTH HOUSING SCHEME DE WILLEM WEST 4 DIESEL MECHANIC NARAYAN COAST DEMERARA 5 WILLIAMS, MERVYN 188 JAI DAM TUSCHEN EAST BANK ESSEQUIBO ACCOUNTANT TITLE OF LIST: A PARTNERSHIP FOR NATIONAL UNITY + ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE (A.P.N.U+A.F.C) SYMBOL OF LIST: PALM OF HAND IN A KEY TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION 4 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION 115 PUBLIC ROAD BUXTON EAST COAST 1 ABRAMS, FORBS DEON TEACHER DEMERARA BELGRAVE, RYAN 512 KISKADEE DRIVE NORTH EAST LA PENITENCE TEACHER 2 CLEON GEORGETOWN BOND, JAMES 230 PUBLIC ROAD SOUTH TEMPIE WEST COAST 3 ATTORNEY ANTHONY BERBICE FLUE-BESS, NIMA 88 NELSON STREET MOCHA EAST BANK 4 TEACHER NATACHA DEMERARA HUGHES, CATHERINE 13 NEW PROVIDENCE EAST BANK DEMERARA TELEVISION PROD 5 ANDREA PHILADELPHIA, 6 17 BELFIELD H/SCHEME EAST COAST DEMERARA TEACHER MAUREEN ALLISON RAMSAROOP, 7 18 SECTION X COVE EAST COAST DEMERARA CEO DEONARINE YASEEN, SHEIK 13 AREA G OGLE EAST COAST DEMERARA BUSINESSMAN 8 MOHAMED MUAZZIZ TITLE OF LIST: A PARTNERSHIP FOR NATIONAL UNITY + ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE (A.P.N.U+A.F.C) SYMBOL OF LIST: PALM OF HAND IN A KEY TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION 5 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION BOURNE, ALLISON 377 PUBLIC ROAD NORTH NO 30 UNION WEST 1 LIVERSTOCK ASST JUNITA COAST BERBICE JORDAN, VINCEROY 129 PUBLIC ROAD NORTH LOVELY LASS WEST 2 - HANSEL COAST BERBICE MC FARLANE- 101C MAIN STREET HOPETOWN WEST COAST 3 MENTORE, TIFFENY - BERBICE ALLICA WADE, JENNIFER 213 NORTH PUBLIC ROAD PLN YEOVILLE WEST 4 PARLIMENTARIAN JANETTE COAST BERBICE TITLE OF LIST: A PARTNERSHIP FOR NATIONAL UNITY + ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE (A.P.N.U+A.F.C) SYMBOL OF LIST: PALM OF HAND IN A KEY TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION 6 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION BYNOE, COLIN 1 30B KILDONAN VILLAGE CORENTYNE BERBICE TEACHER CLAIRMONT JAIPRASHAD, 80 BABU JOHN ROAD HASWELL PORT MOURANT 2 WELFARE OFFICER DINESHWAR NAND CORENTYNE BERBICE 3 LYNCH, PATRICIA ANGOY'S AVENUE NEW AMSTERDAM BERBICE - MATHOO, DONNA FAY 4 58 VRYMAN'S ERVEN NEW AMSTERDAM BERBICE - VIVAYA PILGRIM, BARBARA 99 AMSVILLE HOUSING SCHEME NEW AMSTERDAM 5 NURSE PATRICIA BERBICE TITLE OF LIST: A PARTNERSHIP FOR NATIONAL UNITY + ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE (A.P.N.U+A.F.C) SYMBOL OF LIST: PALM OF HAND IN A KEY TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION 7 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION HASTINGS-WILLIAMS, 1 MOROWTA UPPER MAZARUNI TEACHER DAWN 2 HOPKINSON, SHAWN 9 FIRST AVENUE BARTICA ESSEQUIBO RIVER BUSINESSMAN LAKE, ESTIVA KALILLA 166 MONGRIPPA HILL BARTICA ESSEQUIBO RIVER - 3 MALINI LOCHANPRASAD, 4 38 FOURTH AVENUE BARTICA ESSEQUIBO RIVER BUSINESSWOMAN NAGESHWARI TITLE OF LIST: A PARTNERSHIP FOR NATIONAL UNITY + ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE (A.P.N.U+A.F.C) SYMBOL OF LIST: PALM OF HAND IN A KEY TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION 8 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION FRASER, DANIEL DEREK REPUBLIC AVENUE MAHDIA 111 MILES POTARO 1 REG. INFO. OFF. ANASTACIA ROAD 2 SEBASTIAN, NORMA PARAMAKATOI NORTH PAKARAIMAS SUPERVISOR SINCLAIR, RICHARD 4 PUBLIC ROAD STEWARTVILLE WEST COAST TEACHER 3 ELROY DEMERARA TITLE OF LIST: A PARTNERSHIP FOR NATIONAL UNITY + ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE (A.P.N.U+A.F.C) SYMBOL OF LIST: PALM OF HAND IN A KEY TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION 9 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION 1 BARETTO, MUACIR ST IGNATIUS VILLAGE CENTRAL RUPUNUNI FARMER 2 DORRICK, RUSSIAN YUPUKARI CENTRAL RUPUNUNI LIBRARIAN VINCENT 3 JOSEPH- 136 LETHEM CENTRAL RUPUNUNI - CUMBERBATCH, LILIAN ANITA TITLE OF LIST: A PARTNERSHIP FOR NATIONAL UNITY + ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE (A.P.N.U+A.F.C) SYMBOL OF LIST: PALM OF HAND IN A KEY TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION 10 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION FIGUEIRA, JERMAINE 1 52 WISROC HOUSING SCHEME LINDEN TEACHER ADRIAN GITTENS, DOUGLAS B44 REDWOOD CRESCENT RETRIEVE MCKENZIE TEACHER 2 CHARLES LINDEN PATTERSON, VALERIE 3 582 BARUDA OVAL RETRIEVE MACKENZIE LINDEN MANAGER ROSANNE 4 SEARS, DEVIN LYNTON 130 DAGERAAD AVENUE MACKENZIE LINDEN LECTURER TITLE OF LIST: CHANGE GUYANA (C.G) SYMBOL OF LIST: LIGHT BULB WITH THREE PERSONS INSIDE TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION 2 No. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION 94 KING STREET THREE FRIENDS ANNA REGINA 1 BACCHUS, FAEEDA HOUSEWIFE ESSEQUIBO COAST 2 FRANCE, RONDA VESTA BARACARO ISLAND AKAWINI LOWER POM RIVER - 5 BACK STREET DEVONSHIRE CASTLE ANNA 3 PERSAUD, DARSHAN CYS. OFFICER REGINA ESSEQUIBO COAST 30 LAND OF PLENTY ANNA REGINA ESSEQUIBO 4 RAMOTAR, ROOPAN BUSINESSMAN COAST TITLE OF LIST: CHANGE GUYANA (C.G) SYMBOL OF LIST: LIGHT BULB WITH THREE PERSONS INSIDE TYPE OF LIST: GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCY REGION 3 No.
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