Unity Party Senatorial aspirant Clemenceau Blayon Urey, has begun undertaking a private initiative aimed at bringing relief to residence of Montserrado through a quick impact road rehabilitation project.

Despite finishing third with over 70,000 votes in the 2005 general and presidential elections, Urey took the communities and constituencies by surprise by completed things he had promised during the 2005 elections campaign period. Basic facilities and community enhancement projects were laid out and done, and this has taking many political pundits across the landscape by surprise.

Urey, throughout the ongoing Montserrado County By- election campaign, has reminded voters that the election is about results for the communities and as such, he remains committed to responding to the aspiration and vision of the community when given the mandate to serve them in the House of Senate on the 10th of November 2009.

Followers of the Process have opined that The ruling Unity party senatorial candidate accelerated his profile days leading to November ten polls , with a scheme aimed at addressing issues concerning roads in several communities across Montserrado County.

The project spearheaded by Jamu Incorporated on a quick impact basis, is speedily giving roads new look and increasing accessibility across the city. The Urey quick Impact road project has witnessed improved motorist and pedestrians movement deep in to the Caldwell community, Police academy, GSA road, Gaye and Saye Town in Sinkor, Old and Banjor communities road among others.

Urey who has outlined wide a range of promises from Education to health and road rehabilitation, believes that as the election goes ahead, his commitment to the community ought to continue unabated. Urey, campaigning on a platform of dedication to community and Public service, stressed that the time has come for the electorates to focus and deeply reflect on the candidate and his connection to the community and look beyond party symbols and identity.

The Quick Impact Road Project the Urey for Senate team insists demonstrates the individuality of Mr. Urey, the stature and pedigree he brings to the Job. They stressed that beyond the Party's ideas and emblem, the Legislator must have got proven profile to community and National interest.

The Senate, they furthered disclosed, is a platform for crucial and strategic decision making in the interest of the Nation and as such, tested and convincing characters ought to be given the chance to make such choices. The Quick impact road project, the Urey for Senate team intimated, also demonstrates that beyond the State machinery, Lawmakers and citizens must exhibit their ability to spearhead efforts that will compliment central government.

At the same time, the ruling Unity Party (UP) says it will not rest until its candidate in the ensuing By-elections for Montserrado County, Mr. Clemenceau Urey is declared winner. Like other parties vying for the vacant senatorial seat, the UP is going from village, town, city to city assuring voters of their candidate's capability to respond to their needs and the needs of the entire country.

Though it is being strongly criticized for buying voter cards, and using money to win the by- election, the party is not looking at that to be serious but has mainly focused its attention on convincing voters. The party declared that despite harsh condemnations from the opposition, they won't rest until their candidate is declared winner.

On Thursday, National Thanksgiving Day, UP took its campaign to several communities including New Matadi, Stephen Tolbert Estate, Barnesville, New Georgia Estates, New Kru Town and Caldwell Communities, where many voters pledged their unflinching support to Urey for the Senate initiative.

Hundreds of UP partisans took to the streets in these communities in expression of support and loyalty to Mr. Urey and his quest to enter the Liberian Senate. They wore T- Shirts bearing the footage of their first partisan, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and the senatorial candidate, Clemenceau B. Urey. It was total celebration in the streets and avenues connecting communities and estates, blocking roads and making traffic hardly inaccessible.

"Mr. Urey is the best candidate," the UP partisans chanted, while underscoring some of the good deliverables and achievements for their candidate. The UP campaign was led by executives of the party including National Chairman, Charles Clarke, Campaign Manager Oscar Cooper, Unity Party Legislative Caucus Chair, Dr. Bhofa Chambers, and Acting City Mayor Mary Broh. Joining them later was first and second partisans, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Joseph Nyumah Boakai.

Addressing hundreds of supporters, Mr. Urey said, now was his time to win and go to the senate where he thinks he can make the difference. He said, Liberia is a country with three branches of government including the executive, legislature and judiciary, noting that government will be more functional and answerable to the Liberian people.

He said the first branch of government needs educated, economic balanced, and people with institutional background to put the senate on par with the two branches of government. Also speaking, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf thanked partisans of the UP for the level of commitment and strong support shown so far for the campaign, adding that that is a clear indication that victory awaits them on November 10.