St. ThomasBallot #13
Imani Daniel
Co-Founder; St. Thomas Candidate: 37th Legislature
- Ancestral Virgin Islander and nonprofit leader
- Johns Hopkins alum
- Secretary and Committee Chair, 6th Constitutional Convention
Early Voting Oct 16–31 · Election Day Nov 3, 2026
The Future of the Virgin Islands is on the Ballot.
No space for corruption. No space for excuses. We are a community rooted, ethics first slate of candidates working together to deliver honest government. Help us build economic dignity today.
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Our Candidates & Founders
A unified team running together to deliver real policy solutions.
St. ThomasBallot #8
Vernon Araujo
St. Thomas Candidate: 37th Legislature
- Communications professional and nonprofit leader
- Executive Director, King of the Wing Foundation
- Board member, VI Council on the Arts
St. ThomasBallot #11
Dr. Sennai Habtes
St. Thomas Candidate: 37th Legislature
- Virgin Islander and fisheries oceanographer
- Bureau Chief of Fisheries, DPNR
- Graduate Professor, UVI MMES
Territory-wideBallot #2
Dr. Hadiya Sewer
Co-Founder of TheFuture; Senator-at-Large candidate
- Virgin Islands philosopher
- President and Co-Founder, St.JanCo
- Founding member, VI Studies Collective
Board of ElectionsBallot #2
Raven Phillips
Board of Elections candidate
- St. John community member since 2010
- BA in social sciences, University of the Virgin Islands
- Bamboula dancer and instructor since 2018
The Push
Pledge your vote, then bring your people. Early Voting October 16–31 · Election Day Tuesday, November 3.
The Issues
Six fronts, one standard of honest government.
WAPA & Energy Grid
Reliable, affordable power. Independent oversight of WAPA, aggressive solar and storage buildout, and an end to rate shocks that punish working families.
Affordable Housing
Housing Virgin Islanders can actually afford. Protect local land ownership, expand rental supply, and stop speculation from pricing our people off island.
Education Reform
Safe schools, paid teachers, modern facilities. Career and trade pathways so our young people build careers at home.
Economic Dignity
Living wages, small business capital, and procurement that puts Virgin Islands firms first instead of outside contractors.
Healthcare Access
Hospitals that work, providers who stay, and mental health care in every community. No more medical flights for basic care.
Climate Resilience
Hardened infrastructure, protected reefs and fisheries, and disaster readiness led by Virgin Islands science, not outside consultants.