Bryan Paints St. Thomas Orange With 'Historic' Motorcade; Vialet Overwhelmed by Mammoth Turnout on St. Croix

Sunday in the U.S. Virgin Islands was overtaken with political activity just one day ahead of the Nov. 8 general election, with the Bryan-Roach and Vialet-Sarauw campaigns hosting massive motorcades as they make last-minute attempts to persuade voters. On St. Thomas, the Bryan-Roach campaign held what many are calling a historic motorcade and the largest ever seen on the island, with an endless stream of hundreds of vehicles criss-crossing St. Thomas's hilly landscape, beginning from downtown Charlotte Amalie. Standing in a topless Jeep Wrangler was Governor Albert Bryan, who went live on Facebook throughout the hourslong motorcade as he gave viewers a first-hand perspective of the astonishing turnout. A day earlier on St. Croix, Mr. Bryan and his supporters braved heavy rains and managed to host an impressive motorcade on the Big Island, as St. Croix is called, with a seemingly never-ending stream of hundreds of vehicles honking their horns and supporters screaming cheerfully at a ...