Get to Know Janelle Sarauw
VIIQ · Signal In. Truth Out. Candidate Record 2026 Delegate to Congress Get to know Janelle Sarauw Janelle Sarauw took 53 percent of a four-way Democratic primary on August 1 to become her party’s nominee fo
Record Early Vote, No Poll in Sight: VIIQ’s 2026 Primary Turnout Model
Decision 2026 · Live Election Day Polls are open. Here is what 7,113 early ballots already tell us about tonight. Early voting closed with the largest primary early vote in Virgin Islands history, 61 percent above the
St. Croix Refinery Restart: What the HOVENSA Record Tells Us
Analysis · Economy The Refinery on the Short List The White House says it wants the St. Croix refinery running again. Our HOVENSA record explains why that sentence carries more weight here than anywhere else in the co
The USVI Delegate to Congress: Why They Can’t Vote
Civics · Explainer Five People in Fifty‑Four Years Only five people have ever held the territory’s seat in Congress. On November 3, voters pick a sixth — for an office that still has no vote. C
Two Flights a Week: What Contour’s New St. Thomas–St. Maarten Route Actually Delivers
Air Service · Analysis Two Flights a Week Contour’s new St. Thomas–St. Maarten route starts Oct. 5. The announcement left out the parts worth asking about. Clarity IQ · July 25, 2026 &mid
Who Gets Knocked Off the Ballot? USVI Election Analysis
Who Gets Knocked Off the Ballot? | VIIQ 2026 Elections & Candidate Eligibility Who Gets KnockedOff the Ballot? A documented record of USVI candidates publicly disqualified from the ballot, the law behind each decis
Cancryn Bridge: A Piece of This Bridge Just Fell on a Car. It’s Been Like This for 50 Years.
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St. Croix Holds 40% of USVI Votes — Here’s What That Means for 2026
St. Croix Holds 40% of USVI Votes — Here’s What That Means for 2026 · VIIQ VIIQ · 2026 Elections St. Croix Holds 40% of USVI Votes — Here’s What That Means for 2026 Why the largest island decides who
Senator Marise C. James Announces She Will Not Seek Re-Election
Senator Marise C. James has announced she will not seek re-election to the Virgin Islands Legislature, confirming her decision in a formal letter to the people of the Virgin Islands. In the letter, James states that th
Inside the 2026 Election Shift: What the New DPVI Certification Plan Means for Voters
As the 2026 election cycle begins to take shape in the U.S. Virgin Islands, one of the most important structural changes is happening quietly behind the scenes. The Democratic Party of the Virgin Islands has officially
The Missing Generation: Why 18–24 Year Old Voters Could Decide the USVI Elections
In the U.S. Virgin Islands, elections are often decided by a relatively small number of votes. That reality makes voter participation one of the most powerful forces shaping the territory’s future. Yet one group is c
US Virgin Islands Election 2026: Data, Candidates & Insights | VIIQ
Elections in the Virgin Islands are often decided by a small number of votes, yet the information surrounding them can feel overwhelming, fragmented, or unclear. Policies are proposed, decisions are made, and leadershi