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1990 United States Virgin Islands general election

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1982 United States Virgin Islands gubernatorial election

← 1986

6 November 1990

1994 →


Nominee	Alexander A. Farrelly	Juan Francisco Luis
Party	Democratic	Independent
Running mate	Derek M. Hodge	Bingley Richardson
Popular vote	13,714	9,230
Percentage	59.77%	40.23%

Governor before election

Alexander A. Farrelly
Democratic Party

Elected Governor

Alexander A. Farrelly
Democratic Party

General elections were held in the United States Virgin Islands on 6 November 1990, to elect a new governor and lieutenant governor, 15 members of the Legislature of the Virgin Islands and the Delegate to United States House of Representatives.

Gubernatorial

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Candidate		Running mate	Party	Votes	%
	Alexander A. Farrelly	Derek M. Hodge	Democratic Party	13,714	59.77
	Juan Francisco Luis	Bingley Richardson	Independent	9,230	40.23
Total				22,944	100.00

Source: ^[1]

Territorial Legislature

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Senator At Large
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Almando "Rocky" Liburd	Independent Citizens Movement	11,192	54.00
	Robert O'Connor Jr.	Democratic Party	9,535	46.00
Total			20,727	100.00

Source: ^[1]

St. Thomas/St. John
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Celestino A. White	Independent	7,875	9.12
	Virdin C. Brown	Independent Citizens Movement	7,356	8.52
	Elmo D. Roebuck	Democratic Party	6,791	7.87
	Arturo Watlington Jr.	Democratic Party	6,743	7.81
	Lorraine Berry	Democratic Party	6,642	7.69
	Malcolm C. Callender	Independent Citizens Movement	6,520	7.55
	Stephanie Scott-Williams	Independent	6,127	7.10
	Judy M. Gomez	Independent	5,593	6.48
	Allan Paul Shatkin	Democratic Party	5,471	6.34
	David A. Puritz	Democratic Party	5,237	6.07
	Wayne Adams	Independent	4,886	5.66
	Garry A. Sprauve	Democratic Party	3,836	4.44
	Glenn Kwabena Davis	Independent	3,729	4.32
	Lawrence Benjamin	Independent	3,397	3.94
	Roan Creque	Independent	2,148	2.49
	Keith Massac	Independent Citizens Movement	1,544	1.79
	Wilma Marsh Monsanto	Independent	952	1.10
	Avis Hanley-Blackman	Independent	858	0.99
	Peter S. Goodwin	Independent	612	0.71
Total			86,317	100.00

Source: ^[1]

St. Croix
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Alicia "Chucky" Hansen	Independent	6,899	11.79
	Lilliana Belardo de O'Neal	Republican Party	4,894	8.36
	John F. Tutein	Democratic Party	4,571	7.81
	Holland L. Redfield II	Republican Party	4,250	7.26
	Adelbert Bryan	Independent Citizens Movement	4,223	7.21
	St. Claire N. Williams	Democratic Party	4,173	7.13
	Bent Lawaetz	Democratic Party	3,918	6.69
	Michael Joseph	Republican Party	3,697	6.32
	Cornelius Evans	Republican Party	3,126	5.34
	Edgar M. Iles	Democratic Party	3,027	5.17
	David Jones	Democratic Party	2,953	5.04
	Cecil R. Benjamin	Democratic Party	2,235	3.82
	Armando Suarez Jr.	Democratic Party	2,181	3.73
	Carlos McGregor	Independent Citizens Movement	1,943	3.32
	Herbert Schoenbohm	Republican Party	1,428	2.44
	John A. Boyd	Republican Party	1,411	2.41
	Ralph R. Abraham	Republican Party	1,158	1.98
	Valmy Thomas	Independent	1,079	1.84
	Frank Jacobs Jr.	Independent	749	1.28
	Glenn "Butcher" Brow	Independent	351	0.60
	Davvin Heyliger	Independent	167	0.29
	Gregory J. La Beet	Independent	103	0.18
Total			58,536	100.00

Source: ^[1]

Delegate to the United States House of Representatives

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US House election, 1990: U.S. Virgin Islands at-large district
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Ron de Lugo (incumbent)	17,205	98.6%
	Independent	Other	248	1.4%
Majority			16,957	97.2%
Turnout			17,453	100.0%

Referendum

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Should the government of the Virgin Islands be restructured in order to provide for local government?


Choice	Votes	%
For	8,747	61.46
Against	5,484	38.54
Total	14,231	100.00

Source: ^[1]

References

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^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e "1990 General Election". Election System of the Virgin Islands.

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