Who is on the ballot in U.S. Virgin Islands on November 3, 2026?
For the November 3, 2026 general election. From the Elections System of the Virgin Islands candidate list, checked October 14, 2026.
This page lists every candidate on the Elections System of the Virgin Islands's list for governor and other statewide offices, delegate to Congress and the legislature: 58 candidates in 5 races. Within each race, candidates are in alphabetical order by last name. Senators are elected by district (St. Croix, St. Thomas/St. John) and at large; the list does not print how many seats each district has. Party codes are shown as the list prints them.
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Statewide offices
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
- Oakland Benta and Merwin Potter (Independent)
- Adlah "Foncie" Donastorg and Positive Nelson (Independent)
- Gustav James and Randolph Bennett (Independent)
- Warren Mosler and Colin Robertson (Independent)
- Stacey E. Plaskett and Milton E. Potter (Democrat)
Senator At Large
- Angel Bolques, Jr. (Democrat)
- Hadiya Sewer (Independent)
Delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives
The whole of U.S. Virgin Islands votes for this seat.
Delegate to Congress
- Shelley A. H. Moorhead (Independent)
- Janelle K. Sarauw (Democrat)
Legislature of the Virgin Islands, district seats
The list has candidates in 2 districts. A district that is not shown has no candidate on the list for this election.
Senator, St. Croix
- Norman Bapo Jn Baptiste (Independent)
- Luz "Lucy" Browne (Independent)
- Samuel Carrion (Independent)
- Lisa J. Charles (Democrat)
- Gage Edmunds (Independent)
- Tyler Courtland Fay (Independent)
- Bianca Francis (Independent)
- Hubert L. Frederick (Democrat)
- Kenneth Kenny Gittens (Democrat)
- Jose "Besse" Gonzalez (Democrat)
- Elizabeth HansenWatley (Independent)
- Raymond T. James, Esq. (Republican)
- Franklin Johnson (Independent)
- Clifford A Joseph (Democrat)
- Troy D. Mason (Independent)
- Alvin Milligan (Independent)
- Mutasem Moe Mustafa (Independent)
- Nellie Rivera O'Reilly (Independent)
- Diane Prosper (Independent)
- Julian S. Veira (Independent)
- Kurt A. Vialet (Democrat)
- Jay Watson (Independent)
- Troy C. Williams Sr. (Independent)
- Nemmy Williams-Jackson (Democrat)
Senator, St. Thomas/St. John
- Vernon Araujo (Independent)
- Marvin A. Blyden (Democrat)
- Derrick A. Callwood (Republican)
- Joel S. Browne Connors (Democrat)
- Imani Daniel (Independent)
- Dwayne M. DeGraff (Independent)
- Paula A. Duke (Independent)
- Collister M. Fahie (Republican)
- Eugene D.J. Farrell (Independent)
- Ray "PuPa" Fonseca (Democrat)
- Shenelle Fina Francis (Democrat)
- Sennai Habtes (Independent)
- Alma Francis Heyliger (Independent)
- Rudel A. Hodge , Jr. (Democrat)
- Carla Joseph (Democrat)
- Dr. Krishna Kilaru M.D. (Independent)
- Avery L. Lewis (Democrat)
- David Sierra (ICM)
- Gregory P. Smith (Independent)
- Eric Tillett (Republican)
Judges, county offices and local questions
These are not listed on this page: judges, county and local offices, and ballot questions. The Elections System of the Virgin Islands's full candidate list has every office it covers. Your full sample ballot, with every contest and question you will see, comes from your county or local election office: find yours.
How this list is made
- The source is "Listing of Official Candidates for the General Election - 2026, Public Offices, St. Croix District | 2026 General Election Official Listing of Candidates, St. Thomas/St. John District", the list of the Elections System of the Virgin Islands for the November 3, 2026 general election, read on October 14, 2026.
- Only candidates on the November ballot are shown.
- Names and parties are the list's own, and party codes are shown as the list prints them. Every candidate is shown the same way: a name and a party, with no photos, endorsements or ratings.
- The list can change if a candidate withdraws or is replaced. The Elections System of the Virgin Islands's own list is the final word.
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