Gustav James

Independent · Candidate for U.S. Virgin Islands Governor and Lieutenant Governor · November 3, 2026

Running for lieutenant governor on the same ticket: Randolph Bennett. One vote elects both.

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Second in command of the state's executive branch: takes over if the governor leaves office and often leads specific state programs. In many states, including Florida, runs on a ticket with the governor.

5 candidates are running for U.S. Virgin Islands Governor and Lieutenant Governor in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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What party is Gustav James?
Gustav James is running as an Independent.
What does the Governor and Lieutenant Governor seat do?
Second in command of the state's executive branch: takes over if the governor leaves office and often leads specific state programs. In many states, including Florida, runs on a ticket with the governor.
Who is Gustav James running against?
Adlah "Foncie" Donastorg, Warren Mosler, Stacey E. Plaskett and Oakland Benta, for U.S. Virgin Islands Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
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