Sebastian Bastion officially enters the political race for Fort…
Sebastian Bastion officially enters the political race for Fort Charlotte as a PLP candidate!
Bahama Drama — Breaking News
October 9, 2025 — Nassau, The Bahamas
Fort Charlotte Race Heats Up: Bastion, Robinson, and Johnson Face Off in Three-Way Contest
Fort Charlotte is now the center of attention in Bahamian politics.
Businessman Sebastian “Sebas” Bastion has officially declared his candidacy for the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP), joining Travis L. Robinson of the Free National Movement (FNM) and Daphaney Johnson of the Coalition of Independents (COI) in what promises to be a highly competitive three-way race.
Sebastian “Sebas” Bastion: Business Meets Politics
Bastion, founder and CEO of Island Luck, has built a name for himself as a self-made entrepreneur and philanthropist. From community initiatives to youth programs, his involvement in local development has been notable.
By entering politics, Bastion aims to bring his experience in business and community engagement into public service, telling voters in Fort Charlotte: “Where there is hope, there is a way.”
Travis L. Robinson: Experience and Continuity
Robinson, representing the FNM, is a familiar figure in Fort Charlotte. Once one of the youngest Members of Parliament in Bahamian history, he has spent years connecting with residents, mentoring youth, and building his political track record. His supporters see him as a dedicated community advocate with deep ties to the constituency.
Daphaney Johnson: Independent Voice
Johnson of the COI brings a fresh perspective to the race. A community activist focused on empowerment and local engagement, she appeals to voters seeking change outside the traditional two-party system. Her grassroots approach has steadily earned her support among residents who value direct, hands-on representation.
A Race of Choices
This election in Fort Charlotte is more than a contest for a seat, it’s a choice between different leadership styles and visions:
Bastion (PLP): Entrepreneurial experience and community-focused initiatives.
Robinson (FNM): Political experience and established connections.
Johnson (COI): Independent perspective and grassroots advocacy.
Voters will weigh experience, innovation, and independence as they decide who they believe is best suited to represent them.
The Road Ahead
As campaigns begin in earnest, Fort Charlotte residents are paying close attention. From community events to door-to-door visits, each candidate will work to communicate their vision for the constituency.
It’s shaping up to be a defining race, one that could influence not just Fort Charlotte, but the wider political landscape in the Bahamas.
Bahama Drama wishes all three candidates Sebastian Bastion (PLP), Travis Robinson (FNM), and Daphaney Johnson (COI) a fair and competitive campaign.
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