Board of Elections Chairman Raymond Williams on Wednesday annulled a board meeting where he was re-elected chairman, stating that he reconsidered the outcome because the meeting lacked a quorum. “This was my error, and as a result we will reconvene the meeting at the availability of a majority of the board members and as soon as possible to dispose of the matter of the chairmanship,” Mr. Williams said, according to a release issued by the Elections System of the Virgin Islands. According to details provided in the release, the Wednesday meeting was a reconvening of a meeting held on Jan. 10 to organize the executive leadership of the board. At the Jan. 10th meeting, the board was unable to elect a chairperson after several rounds of balloting drawing six votes each for both Alecia Wells and Mr. Williams.. Remaining members of the 14-member…
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Electors will not need to wear a mask when voting on Nov. 8 following a last-minute instruction issued by V.I. Board of Elections Chairman, Raymond Williams during a board meeting Friday. Covid-19 sa...
The Elections System of the Virgin Islands announced late Monday that 11,849 Virgin Islanders cast their ballots early as of Oct. 31 — the last day of early voting — representing 30 percent of reg...
As the last day of early voting, Oct. 31, gets closer, the Elections System of the Virgin Islands is extending voting hours to provide further convenience to electors who wish to skip the long lines o...
V.I. Board of Elections members on Wednesday dealt with several matters related to this year's upcoming general election, including electioneering, a new system to speed up ballot counting on election...
Early voting in the territory will continue through Oct. 31, and so far more than 6,000 Virgin Islanders have cast their ballots for the candidates of their choice, according to the Elections System o...
The Election System of the Virgin Islands announced Sunday that 3,581 electors cast their ballots during the first week of early voting, and Elections Supervisor Caroline Fawkes is expecting the numbe...
Supervisor of Elections Caroline Fawkes announced Friday that voter turnout in both districts after five days topped 3,000 for early voting. To date, 3,073 voters have cast their ballots, Ms. Fawkes ...
Senator and gubernatorial candidate Kurt Vialet bluntly stated on Thursday that he would not support a bill to legalize marijuana for recreational use, clearly putting his position on the record durin...
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