The Democratic Party of the Virgin Islands held its presidential preference and delegate selection caucus on Saturday, returning an expected result that saw presidential candidate Joe Biden capturing a dominant victory. With 505 Democrats participating, Mr. Biden captured 91 percent of the votes, while Bernie Sanders received 5.09 percent, according to the local Democratic Party. The party said over the years it has been consistent in its support of the Democratic National Convention. "The Virgin Islands Democratic Party remains steadfast in upholding the ideals of the DNC and embraces the opportunity to participate in this way. We are grateful to everyone who’s contributed in one way or the other towards a successful 2020 caucus,” stated State Chairman Cecil Benjamin. Thursday and Friday were designated as early voting which was incorporated…
Governor Albert Bryan on Wednesday signed 12 bills into law while vetoing two, Government House has…
Voters in the general election in November may have the chance to weigh in on developing a constitution…
Elections 2020: 'Chucky' Hansen is Back; Samuel…
Ernice Gilbert May 13, 2020While two incumbent senators, namely Alicia Barnes and Myron Jackson have decided not to seek reelection,…
Senator Myron Jackson Will Not Seek Reelection
Staff Consortium May 12, 2020Senator Myron D. Jackson announced Tuesday that he will not seek re-election in the 2020 Elections. …
In Rebuff to Bryan, Senators Override Veto of…
Ernice Gilbert May 08, 2020Senators during an 8-hour session Thursday overrode Governor Albert Bryan's veto of Bill No. 33-0290,…
Exclusive | Senator Alicia Barnes, the Top Vote-Getter…
Ernice Gilbert May 05, 2020Senator Alicia V. Barnes, who ascended to the top of the pack during the 2018 senatorial race in the…
Voters standing in line close to each other, handling ballots and talking politics is a potentially toxic recipe for community transmission of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). With that in mind, the ...
Governor Albert Bryan said during his Wednesday coronavirus press briefing that a bill sponsored by Senator Novelle Francis that sought to limit WAPA's back-billing to 35 days, which would essentially...
It was one the most important votes for the tenure of any of the senators who make up the 33rd Legislature: a bill authorizing Governor Albert Bryan to borrow $60 million through revenue anticipation ...
VI Consortium's Ernice Gilbert will interview Governor Albert Bryan on Monday evening at 6:00 p.m., both Government House and VI Consortium have made known. The interview, set to take place in Govern...
ST. CROIX — In November, residents territory-wide will cast ballots for would-be members of the upcoming 34th Legislature, and the VI Board of Elections wants to make sure that as many residents as ...
ST. CROIX — Retired NBA Superstar from St. Croix, Timothy Duncan, has endorsed Michael Bloomberg for the President of the United States. In a video ad posted on YouTube today, Mr. Duncan praised th...
Governor Albert Bryan's pick to lead the Bureau of Corrections, Wynnie Testamark, came out swinging during a Senate hearing on Thursday sparked in part by a Consortium report of multiple resignations ...
Gov. Albert Bryan seized a moment during a Congressional budget hearing Tuesday in Washington D.C. to make the case for sweeping changes in the way the Virgin Islands is treated under the U.S. tax cod...
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