Trevor Walker has formally launched his Barbuda election campaign, pledging to defend the island's rights, heritage, and autonomy while calling on residents to cast their votes for the Barbuda People's Movement.
According to Antigua News Room, Walker released a statement this week framing his candidacy around the values of trust and service, and pointing to what he described as a consistent record of standing with Barbudans through difficult periods.
"As I formally launch this campaign, I renew my heartfelt commitment to the constituents of Barbuda — a people whose strength, resilience, and unity have always defined this island's character," Walker said.
Walker stated that his tenure has been driven by accountability and advocacy, particularly on issues relating to land rights and community decision-making.
"I have stood alongside the Barbudan community through its most difficult moments. My record reflects a consistent dedication to accountability, to protecting Barbudan rights, and to ensuring that the island's people remain at the centre of every decision made on their behalf," he said.
The candidate also drew a pointed contrast with unnamed political opponents, asserting that his leadership has held firm under pressure.
"While others have compromised their integrity for personal gain, my unwavering commitment has helped preserve the rights, heritage, and livelihoods that generations of Barbudans have worked to build," Walker said.
With election day approaching, Walker urged voters to choose what he characterised as stable and independent representation in Parliament.
"As election day draws near, I call upon every constituent to cast a vote that reflects those same values — one that safeguards Barbuda's cultural legacy, secures a strong and independent voice in Parliament, and places trust in leadership that has never wavered," he said.
Walker closed his appeal by urging residents to support the Barbuda People's Movement, describing it as "a party that stands, unequivocally, for the people of Barbuda."
