Orlando Brewster, the incumbent Member of Parliament for Central Leeward and Minister of Housing, has laid out his comprehensive vision for the constituency as he seeks re-election for a second five-year term. Speaking at the Unity Labour Party (ULP) campaign launch in Layou, Brewster emphasized his commitment to transformative development, including the construction of new hotels, expanded scholarship programs, improved healthcare services, and extensive housing repairs across St. Vincent and the Grenadines. He assured constituents that the ULP is the only party capable of delivering on its promises, stating, “You can put your pot on the fire and know this party will come true to help you.” Brewster also highlighted upcoming projects, such as housing developments for young professionals in Peters Hope, floodlit village tournaments in Layou, and the renovation of the Buccament Bay Playing Field to support local athletes. Addressing land scarcity in Layou, he revealed that the Prime Minister had instructed the chief surveyor to allocate additional lands in Ridge Side for development. Brewster further pledged to establish a state-of-the-art early childhood facility in Barrouallie to accommodate the area’s growing population. While acknowledging that not all housing repairs under the current program would be completed before the election, he vowed that the ULP would continue the rebuilding process if re-elected. Brewster’s campaign contrasts sharply with his opponent, Conroy Huggins of the New Democratic Party (NDP), whose “Vision 2025-2035” plan Brewster claims lacks transparency. The general election is anticipated by November 2025, ahead of the constitutional deadline in February 2026.