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Help Us Keep VIIQ Accurate
VIIQ runs on public records, official sources, and people who care about getting it right. Here's how to use the site, flag something that needs fixing, or partner with us.
How VIIQ Works
VIIQ organizes public information — candidate filings, legislation, infrastructure projects — into clear, structured pages. Everything is sourced directly from official channels like the Elections System of the Virgin Islands, the Legislature of the Virgin Islands, and territorial agencies. No opinions, no spin.
Finding What You Need
Use the Elections hub for candidates and races, Policy for legislation, and The Grid for infrastructure issues like WAPA, public works, and waste management. Each page links back to the original source document, so you can always verify a claim yourself.
How Often We Update
Pages are updated as new official information becomes available — candidate filings, certified results, enacted legislation, and infrastructure news. Election-related pages are reviewed especially closely as filing deadlines and certification dates pass.
Spot Something Wrong?
We work hard to keep every number, name, and date accurate — but mistakes happen, and source documents sometimes change after we publish. If you see something that looks outdated, incorrect, or missing context, tell us. We'd rather fix it than leave it.
Report a correctionHave a Tip?
If you know about a legislative vote, infrastructure issue, or public record that should be on VIIQ and isn't, we want to hear about it. Tips are reviewed against official sources before anything gets published.
Send a tipGet in touch: For corrections or tips, email us at signal@viiq.org.
Partner With VIIQ
For organizations, newsrooms, and civic groups interested in working together.Data & Research Partnerships
We're open to collaborating with researchers, civic organizations, and newsrooms working on Virgin Islands public data, elections, or government accountability. If our datasets or structured pages could support your work, reach out.
Media & Press
Journalists and outlets are welcome to cite or link to VIIQ pages. For data requests, interviews, or republishing inquiries beyond standard fair use, contact us directly so we can help make sure information is represented accurately.
Community & Civic Groups
If your organization works on voter education, civic engagement, or government transparency in the Virgin Islands, we'd like to hear from you about how VIIQ's resources might support that work.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is VIIQ affiliated with a political party?
No. VIIQ is nonpartisan. We present official candidate and legislative information without endorsement or opinion, and we link directly to primary sources so you can verify everything yourself.
Where does your data come from?
Primarily the Elections System of the Virgin Islands (VIVOTE), the Legislature of the Virgin Islands (legvi.org), the U.S. Census Bureau, and official territorial agencies like WAPA, DPW, and VIWMA. Every page cites its sources.
Can I use VIIQ's data or graphics elsewhere?
For personal or editorial use with attribution, yes. For larger republishing, data licensing, or commercial use, contact us first so we can sort out the details.
How do I know the information is current?
Most pages note when they were last sourced or certified. Election-related pages in particular are updated as official filings, certifications, and results are released by VIVOTE.
Get in touch: For corrections, tips, partnerships, or general questions, email us at signal@viiq.org.