U.S. Virgin Islands Election Results 2026: Voting has ended

The Elections System of the Virgin Islands describes the voting process on its Voters' Rights & Responsibilities page: voters are asked to show identification when they check in, and a voter who does not show proper identification completes an affidavit of affirmation. The page does not list which documents count as proper identification. When registering, a person must present an original birth certificate, U.S. passport, military discharge form (DD214) or naturalization certificate; copies are not accepted.

To register to vote in the U.S. Virgin Islands you must be a citizen of the United States, be eighteen years of age or turn 18 before the next election, and meet the residency requirement. You may not be a convicted felon who has not been discharged or pardoned, may not have been adjudged mentally incompetent to vote by a court, and may not be registered anywhere else. You must register no later than 30 days before the election in which you wish to vote, online at app.vivote.gov/registration or in person at an Elections System office, presenting an original birth certificate, U.S. passport, DD214 or naturalization certificate.

In the U.S. Virgin Islands a person may not register to vote while they are a convicted felon who has not been discharged or pardoned. The Elections System's registration requirements list this among the disqualifications, together with being adjudged mentally incompetent by a court. A person whose felony conviction has been discharged, or who has been pardoned, is not listed as disqualified. The Elections System (340-773-1021 St. Croix, 340-774-3107 St. Thomas) can confirm how discharge is documented.