In a recent social media post, Peters said his team shared 318 bowls of bullfoot soup with residents, describing the effort as part of ongoing outreach aimed at strengthening community ties and providing support to vulnerable households.

He noted that the initiative extended beyond Rural South through collaboration with Senator Johnathan Joseph, allowing additional residents in a neighbouring constituency to benefit.

Peters framed the effort as part of a broader commitment to service, saying he remains focused on “showing up” for constituents and maintaining consistent engagement with residents.

The outreach comes as political activity intensifies ahead of an anticipated general election, with candidates from both major parties increasing visibility and community-based initiatives across constituencies.

Rural South is expected to be among the closely watched seats as parties seek to consolidate support at the constituency level.