Franklin D. Johnson
Independent · Candidate for U.S. Virgin Islands Senator, Legislature of the Virgin Islands — St. Croix District · Incumbent · November 3, 2026
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Also running
- Nemmy Williams-Jackson
- Clifford A. Joseph
- Bianca Francis
- Elizabeth HansenWatley
- Tyler Courtland Fay
- Luz "Lucy" Browne
- Jose "Besse" Gonzalez
- Troy C. Williams Sr.
- Kenneth Kenny Gittens
- Julian S. Viera
- Mustasem Moe Mustafa
- Kurt Vialet
- Nellie Rivera O'Reilly
- Samuel Carrion
- Alvin Milligan
- Troy D. Mason
- Diane Prosper
- Raymond T. James Esq
- Norman Bapo JnBaptiste
- Hubert L. Frederick
- Gage Edmunds
- Lisa J. Charles
- Jay Watson
Quick answers
- What party is Franklin D. Johnson?
- Franklin D. Johnson is running as an Independent.
- Is Franklin D. Johnson the incumbent?
- Yes. Franklin D. Johnson currently holds this office.
- Who is Franklin D. Johnson running against?
- Nemmy Williams-Jackson, Clifford A. Joseph, Bianca Francis, Elizabeth HansenWatley, Tyler Courtland Fay, Luz "Lucy" Browne, Jose "Besse" Gonzalez, Troy C. Williams Sr., Kenneth Kenny Gittens, Julian S. Viera, Mustasem Moe Mustafa, Kurt Vialet, Nellie Rivera O'Reilly, Samuel Carrion, Alvin Milligan, Troy D. Mason, Diane Prosper, Raymond T. James Esq, Norman Bapo JnBaptiste, Hubert L. Frederick, Gage Edmunds, Lisa J. Charles and Jay Watson, for U.S. Virgin Islands Senator, Legislature of the Virgin Islands — St. Croix District.
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