Philipsburg -- On January 22nd 2010, the people of St. Maarten will be asked to elect representatives in the Parliament of the Netherlands Antilles to defend and work on behalf of our interest. Stuart Johnson, who is twenty-five (25) years old, is running as the youngest candidate in the entire Federal election. Johnson is running on the Democratic Party of St. Maarten as the seventh candidate on the slate of the party.Johnson, being one of the few candidates, has now officially launched his web-site www.wevotingjohnson.com which clearly outlines his active community involvement, biography and a video message, just to mention some of the content which could be found on it. In addition to countless media interviews in the printed media and broadcast media, Johnson felt it imperative to inform voters both locally and abroad through his own web-site. "The web-site is a welcome addition to the campaign, as we approach Election Day, but it will updated continuously even after Election Day" Johnson said. The web-site was created by a young professional named Glenton Pantophlet, who Johnson considers to have exceptional skills in web-site design and construction.
"We are approaching the finals days of this campaign and so voting is the only option as not voting sends the wrong message at this stage in St. Maarten's constitutional quest," Johnson said. "It cannot be business as usual, as we need to address not only our new constitutional desire, but also many of the social and educational issues affecting us all daily," he concluded. "It's time we place our confidence in young professionals, who are ready to take up the challenge of building and propelling our island into new frontiers."
