Republican Party of the Virgin Islands
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The Republican Party in the Virgin Islands is a
John Canegata was the party chairman until the 2020 Republican National Convention at which the Republican National Committee removed him as chairman for violations of party rules.[1]
Johann A. Clendenin serves on the Republican National Committee as national committeeman.[2]
The party has a small influence in the islands, failing to be competitive in gubernatorial elections for over three decades.[3]
History
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Founded in 1948 as a committee under the leadership of Roy Gordon, it was the successor to the Republican Club of the Virgin Islands founded by Adolph Achille Gereau in 1924.
Former Governor Kenneth Mapp had been a Republican member of the Virgin Islands Legislature, but was elected to the territorial governorship as an independent. Previously the lieutenant governor, he was the Republican nominee for Congress in 1996.
Republican National Convention
Under national Republican Party rules, the Virgin Islands sends nine delegates to the Republican National Convention.[4]
Electoral performance (2010–present)
| Year | Gubernatorial vote | House vote | Legislative seats |
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| 2022 | No candidate | No candidate | No candidates |
| 2020 | No election held | No candidate | 0 / 15
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| 2018 | No candidate[a] | No candidate | 0 / 15
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| 2016 | No election held | No candidate | 0 / 15
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| 2014 | No candidate[a] | 2nd (1,964) 8.4 / 100
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0 / 15
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| 2012 | No election held | 2nd (2,131) 11.1 / 100
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0 / 15
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| 2010 | No candidate[a] | 2nd (2,223) 8.5 / 100
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No candidates |
See also
- Politics of the United States Virgin Islands
- Republican Party presidential debates, 2012
- Republican Party presidential primaries, 2012
- Results of the 2012 Republican Party presidential primaries
Notes
References
- ^ "Exclusive! John Canegata out as chairman of the Virgin Islands Republican Party". VI Free Press.
- ^ "About Our Party". Republican Party in the Virgin Islands.
- ^ Sekou, Malik (2020-01-28). "A Look at the 2020 Primary Elections in the US Virgin Islands -". politicalsciencenow.com. Retrieved 2021-06-11.
- ^ "Virgin Islands Republican Delegation 2016". www.thegreenpapers.com.
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