U.S. Virgin Islands Senator, Legislature of the Virgin Islands — St. Croix District
24 candidates · General election, November 3, 2026
Candidates
Clifford A. JosephIncumbent
Kenneth Kenny GittensIncumbent
Kurt VialetIncumbent
Hubert L. FrederickIncumbent
Franklin D. JohnsonIncumbent
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Quick answers
- Who is running for U.S. Virgin Islands Senator, Legislature of the Virgin Islands — St. Croix District in 2026?
- Nemmy Williams-Jackson (Democrat), Clifford A. Joseph (Democrat), Bianca Francis (Independent), Elizabeth HansenWatley (Independent), Tyler Courtland Fay (Independent), Luz "Lucy" Browne (Independent), Jose "Besse" Gonzalez (Democrat), Troy C. Williams Sr. (Independent), Kenneth Kenny Gittens (Democrat), Julian S. Viera (Independent), Mustasem Moe Mustafa (Independent), Kurt Vialet (Democrat), Nellie Rivera O'Reilly (Independent), Samuel Carrion (Independent), Alvin Milligan (Independent), Troy D. Mason (Independent), Diane Prosper (Independent), Raymond T. James Esq (Republican), Norman Bapo JnBaptiste (Independent), Hubert L. Frederick (Democrat), Gage Edmunds (Independent), Lisa J. Charles (Democrat), Franklin D. Johnson (Independent) and Jay Watson (Independent).
- Who is the incumbent?
- Clifford A. Joseph, Kenneth Kenny Gittens, Kurt Vialet, Hubert L. Frederick and Franklin D. Johnson currently holds this office.
- Who should I vote for in the U.S. Virgin Islands Senator, Legislature of the Virgin Islands — St. Croix District race?
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- When is the election?
- The general election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Early voting and mail-ballot deadlines vary by state; check your state or county election office.
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