U.S. Virgin Islands Conservative Voter Guide
November 2026 General Election · Election Day Nov 3, 2026 · Version 1.0
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Early voting: Oct 16 – Oct 31, 2026 | Election Day: Tue Nov 3, 2026
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Your ballot shows only your district’s races (St. Thomas/St. John or St. Croix).
| Federal | |
| DELEGATE TO THE U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES | No published conservative recommendation yet — no Republican on the ballot |
| Territory | |
| GOVERNOR & LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR | No published conservative recommendation yet — no Republican on the ballot |
| LEGISLATURE — AT LARGE (vote for 1) | No published conservative recommendation yet — no Republican on the ballot |
| LEGISLATURE — DISTRICT (vote for up to 7) — St. Thomas/St. John: Eric Tillett; Derrick A. Callwood; Collister M. Fahie (Republican nominees); St. Croix: Raymond T. James, Esq. (Republican nominee) | |
| BOARD OF ELECTIONS — St. Thomas (vote for up to 2): Harriet A. Mercer (Republican nominee); St. Croix (vote for up to 3): Franz A. Christian, Jr. (Republican nominee); St. John (vote for 1): No published conservative recommendation yet — no Republican on the ballot | |
| BOARD OF EDUCATION (vote for up to 2, by district) | No published conservative recommendation yet — no Republican on the ballot |
Key: Party labels and names from the Election System of the Virgin Islands official 2026 General Election ballots (St. Thomas/St. John and St. Croix districts). (Republican nominee) = Republican on the official ballot, no published endorsement found. NP = nonpartisan race. A race marked “No published conservative recommendation yet” is on the ballot but has no Republican candidate or no sourced Republican-affiliated candidate; such races are left without a recommendation.