And while Will Maheia is being pressed to withdraw from the re-districting lawsuit, he's also being cautioned not to go to the Fort George Constituency.
The PUP's Said Musa has held that seat for the last 7 terms - winning by comfortable margins in every general election.
It's a stronghold, a garrison seat, whatever you want to call it, but the PUP have had it on lock for 31 years uninterrupted.
And today, Said Musa's son, Kareem cautioned Will Maheia that his political fairy tale won't have a happy ending in Fort George:
Hon. Kareem Musa - PUP Area Rep., Caribbean Shores
"Well, you know, the BPP, I believe they're offering some candidates in the upcoming general elections. I think one of the problems that they have faced over the years is activity, a constant activity that they are active in the different constituencies. And I see now, Brother Wil is coming into the Fort George Constituency at a very late stage. He's not familiar with anybody in there - I don't believe. And so, it's going to be an uphill battle for him, 1, to get to know the people and to convince them that he is the man for them. He's not an individual from Belize City. He's not from the Fort George constituency, and so, he has a few obstacles ahead of him in the upcoming election."
