Progress delivers results for every family.
Jomo Campbell
Candidate for Centreville
I am Jomo Campbell, the Progressive Liberal Party candidate for Centreville.
I am a community-driven leader committed to delivering practical, measurable progress that improves everyday life for residents. My focus is simple: listen to the people, act with purpose, and ensure that development is not promised but delivered. I believe strong leadership means working alongside the community to address real challenges while creating opportunities for young people, families, and small businesses to succeed. Progress is not promised — it must be delivered.
Top 3 Focus Areas for My Constituency
Community Infrastructure & Beautification
Enhancing Centreville through targeted infrastructure upgrades, neighbourhood beautification projects, and sustained community clean-up initiatives that improve everyday living conditions.
Youth Development & Education
Preparing the next generation by supporting education, youth engagement, and programmes that build confidence, skills, and leadership opportunities for young people.
Economic Empowerment & Small Business Growth
Supporting entrepreneurs and strengthening small businesses so residents can participate in a thriving and resilient local economy.
Key Initiatives Delivered and Ongoing in the Constituency
Delivering measurable progress through action, accountability, and continued commitment to our community.
Completion of the Community Center to provide residents with a dedicated space for programs, community activities, and youth engagement.
Upgrades and restoration of community recreational spaces to provide safe and positive environments for youth development.
Installation of solar lighting to improve nighttime visibility, strengthen public safety, and enhance neighborhood security.
SOAR-ing Together
A Four-Pillar Strategy for Security, Opportunity, Affordability, and Reform
Strengthening Security
• New bail and anti-gang laws
• Over 1,000 CCTV cameras
• Over 260 new defence force marines
Key Public Safety & Community Updates
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• 379 new correctional officers
• 26% decrease in homicides
• Record repatriations
• Over 300 immigration officers hired
• Unregulated community demolitions
• Clear Hold Build initiative
• New Community Center in Nassau Village (Freetown and Centreville on the way)
• Sent out the first Marco’s Alert
Making Life More Affordable
• The National School Breakfast Programme
• Minimum wage increased 24%
• VAT reduced from 12% to 10%
• VAT reduced to 0% on unprepared food
Social & Cost of Living Initiatives
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• Import duty eliminated on dozens of food categories
• NHI expansion
• Prescription drug plan expansion
• Catastrophic care fund
• Affordable new homes
Expanding Opportunities
• Upskill
• Digilearn
• National Youth Guard
• PHA Academy
• New agriculture grants
• Access to $122 million for entrepreneurs
National Development Initiatives
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• National Apprentice Programme
• BTVI expansion to Family Islands
• $600 million Grand Bahama Shipyard expansion
• Tens of millions for small Bahamian-owned businesses
• Public Service Professional Engagement Programme
• Family Island development (new airports, roads, clinics, waterworks) – including hundreds of millions of dollars toward the construction and upgrade of airports and runways throughout the country
• Nationwide energy reforms
Working to Reform Government
• Labour law modernization
• First public in service-wide promotion in 8 years
• 2,000+ young people hired in public service
• Promotions and confirmations backlog cleared
• 60 industrials agreements signed increasing pay and expanding benefits
Governance & Economic Reform Initiatives
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• Health insurance for all public servants
• One Tax Bahamas platform
• Land registration reform
• EU blacklist removal
