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The official results of the St. Croix District Primary Elections for 2014 are now available to the public after a long wait.
By Ernice /
August 19, 2014
According to law, the deadline to certify the primary elections in the St. Croix and St. Thomas-St. Johns districts was August 17th, 2014. That date was yesterday and we’ve yet to hear from board officials about the impending official results, and none of them could be reached for comment.
By Ernice /
August 18, 2014
Ever since it was revealed that Senator Judi Buckley’s Same-Sex Marriage legislation, which sought to change the language in a V.I. law that states marriage is between a man and a woman, to “marriage is between two persons”, the territory has been overtaken by fierce debates, protests...
By Ernice /
August 17, 2014
Senator Terrence Nelson and the University of the Virgin Islands will host a forum on medical marijuana on Monday, August 18th, beginning at 5:30 p.m., at the UVI Great Hall conference room.
By Ernice /
August 17, 2014
The District of St. Croix Board of Elections held a special meeting to discuss the Third District Court ruling that granted the Coffelt-Canegata team a restraining order against the Elections System, prohibiting it from removing the candidates from the November 4th general elections ballot. But the meeting...
By Ernice /
August 15, 2014
The V.I. Superior Court order that dismissed a challenge of Senator Alicia Hansen’s eligibility to run for office in the General Election has been appealed by St. Croix attorney Emile Henderson.
By Ernice /
August 14, 2014
A bill allowing early voting in the Virgin Islands has been signed into law by Governor deJongh, a win for residents who, for whatever reason, will choose to cast their ballots before election day.
By Ernice /
August 14, 2014
Gov. John P. deJongh on Wednesday signed a bill sponsored by Senator Terrence Nelson that places a medical marijuana referendum on the November 4th general election ballot.
By Ernice /
August 14, 2014
VIPC permanent panelist and principal of Open Academy VI, Mr. Ashley Scotland, gives reasons for the astonishing outcome of the August 2nd, 2014 Delegate to Congress Democratic primary between Stacey Plaskett, Shawn-Michael Malone and Emmett Hansen.
By Ashley /
August 11, 2014
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