Elections Day in the Virgin Islands is Monday, April 24, 2023
- Advance Polling is Friday, April 21, 2023
Virgin Islands News Online (VINO) can confirm that General Elections in the Virgin Islands will be held on Monday, April 24, 2023. Photo: Internet Source
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Virgin Islands News Online (VINO) can confirm that General Elections in the Virgin Islands will be held on Monday, April 24, 2023.
Advance Polling is slated for Friday, April 21, 2023.
According to reports reaching our newsroom, Governor John J, Rankin, CMG has reportedly signed the proclamation regarding the declaration of elections day as per Section 86 of the Virgin Islands Constitution Order 2007.
Section 86. states: A general election shall be held at such time within two months, but not earlier than twentyone days, after every dissolution of the House of Assembly as the Governor shall appoint by proclamation published in the Gazette.
More details to follow.
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26 Responses to “Elections Day in the Virgin Islands is Monday, April 24, 2023”
…. AND posted their candidates 8:38pm around the same time as the Election date announcement.
Good Hon Fahie or Bad Hon Fahie, because of Andrew Fahie, our children now have a new & clean building to move forward with their education
2017 was the hurricane and it took a VIP party in 2022-2023 to build the facility for the young generation
The VIP contributed deeply to the formation of the Unity Party( as you know the establishment of this new Party partially disrupted Great Britain’s intent to disrupt the constitution likewise the freedoms of the BVI-People(do the maths/ London left our people follow the 1834 disruption of “the slave trade” BUT 2022 London back commanding BVI what to do
It is amazing how some of U among us forget the good old slavery day(how can one race enslaved another)
i second that motion because we are now in 2023 so the time have come for there to be a definite date for elections: the days for playing games should be pushed behind us and we move forward with the future of our people
From: Concern Citizens of this Territory
Another Snap Election just like what happened in the Past
The Other Parties are not ready. The time is too short for other Parties to be prepare.
We are not voting for anybody until they get the Roads fixed, all the derelict: Vehicles, Boats, Containers, Trucks and Machineries, clean up from this Territory.
The whole place looks like a garbage heap. Everywhere you go is garbage and derelict items. Side Walks and Road Side have become parking lots and garages. To add to the distress, everywhere you go especially in the Road Town and Purcell area the place smell stink with sewerage and water running here and there.
Furthermore, the Sixth (6) District has been neglected since the 2017 Flood and Hurricanes and it looks like we do not have a representative anymore.
Signed: Concern Citizens
2nd Melvin Turnbull
3rd Kevin Smith
4rd Luce Hodge Smith
5th Kye Rhymer
6th Alvera Maduro Caines
7th Natalio Wheatley
8th Allen Wheatley
9th Vincent Wheatley
Stacy Mather
Neville Smith
Ronnie Skelton
Shaina smith