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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

CandidateRunning matePartyVotes%
Alexander A. Farrelly Derek M. Hodge Democratic Party13,71459.77
Juan Francisco LuisBingley RichardsonIndependent9,23040.23
Total22,944100.00
Source: [1]

Territorial Legislature

Senator At Large
CandidatePartyVotes%
Almando "Rocky" Liburd Independent Citizens Movement11,19254.00
Robert O'Connor Jr. Democratic Party9,53546.00
Total20,727100.00
Source: [1]
St. Thomas/St. John
CandidatePartyVotes%
Celestino A. WhiteIndependent7,8759.12
Virdin C. Brown Independent Citizens Movement7,3568.52
Elmo D. Roebuck Democratic Party6,7917.87
Arturo Watlington Jr. Democratic Party6,7437.81
Lorraine Berry Democratic Party6,6427.69
Malcolm C. Callender Independent Citizens Movement6,5207.55
Stephanie Scott-WilliamsIndependent6,1277.10
Judy M. GomezIndependent5,5936.48
Allan Paul Shatkin Democratic Party5,4716.34
David A. Puritz Democratic Party5,2376.07
Wayne AdamsIndependent4,8865.66
Garry A. Sprauve Democratic Party3,8364.44
Glenn Kwabena DavisIndependent3,7294.32
Lawrence BenjaminIndependent3,3973.94
Roan CrequeIndependent2,1482.49
Keith Massac Independent Citizens Movement1,5441.79
Wilma Marsh MonsantoIndependent9521.10
Avis Hanley-BlackmanIndependent8580.99
Peter S. GoodwinIndependent6120.71
Total86,317100.00
Source: [1]
St. Croix
CandidatePartyVotes%
Alicia "Chucky" HansenIndependent6,89911.79
Lilliana Belardo de O'Neal Republican Party4,8948.36
John F. Tutein Democratic Party4,5717.81
Holland L. Redfield II Republican Party4,2507.26
Adelbert Bryan Independent Citizens Movement4,2237.21
St. Claire N. Williams Democratic Party4,1737.13
Bent Lawaetz Democratic Party3,9186.69
Michael Joseph Republican Party3,6976.32
Cornelius Evans Republican Party3,1265.34
Edgar M. Iles Democratic Party3,0275.17
David Jones Democratic Party2,9535.04
Cecil R. Benjamin Democratic Party2,2353.82
Armando Suarez Jr. Democratic Party2,1813.73
Carlos McGregor Independent Citizens Movement1,9433.32
Herbert Schoenbohm Republican Party1,4282.44
John A. Boyd Republican Party1,4112.41
Ralph R. Abraham Republican Party1,1581.98
Valmy ThomasIndependent1,0791.84
Frank Jacobs Jr.Independent7491.28
Glenn "Butcher" BrowIndependent3510.60
Davvin HeyligerIndependent1670.29
Gregory J. La BeetIndependent1030.18
Total58,536100.00
Source: [1]

Delegate to the United States House of Representatives

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

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

ChoiceVotes%
For8,74761.46
Against5,48438.54
Total14,231100.00
Source: [1]

References

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