1970 United States Virgin Islands legislative election|
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| Leader
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Walter I.M. Hodge (defeated)
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| Leader since
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1959
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President before election
Walter I.M. Hodge
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Elected President
Earle B. Ottley
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The 1962 United States Virgin Islands general election was held on November 6, 1962, to elect members of the 5th Virgin Islands Legislature. As this was before the 1966 Amending Act, no gubernatorial election took place.[1] The Unity Party, a party with no national affiliate, won a majority in the chamber. Shortly after the beginning of the session, the Unity party changed their name to the Unity-Democratic party.[2] Earle B. Ottley was elected president in the legislative session.
Results
At-large district
1962 United States Virgin Islands legislative election (At-large district)[3]
| Candidate
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Votes
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| Y Ron De Lugo
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2,722
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| Y Lucina Millin
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2,290
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| Y Earle Ottley
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2,075
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| Y John Maduro
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2,008
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| Y Randall James
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1,561
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| Y Pat Williams
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1,446
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| Walter I.M. Hodge
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1,077
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| Aureo Diaz
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1,013
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| Candido R. Guadeloupe
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581
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| Leon A. Mawson
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519
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| Nora B. Amritt
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176
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| Max Jacobs
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138
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| Heriberto Capo
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127
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| Cruz Santana
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118
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St. John district
1962 United States Virgin Islands legislative election (St. John district)[3]
| Candidate
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Votes
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| Y T. Moorehead
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224
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| Julius Sprauve (write-in)
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29
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St. Thomas district
1962 United States Virgin Islands legislative election (St. Thomas district)[3]
| Candidate
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Votes
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| Y Hugo Reese
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2,708
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| Y David Puritz
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2,541
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| Anthony Cerge
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1,180
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| Alfred Lockhart
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1,144
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| Pedro Camacho
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178
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St. Croix district
1962 United States Virgin Islands legislative election (St. Thomas district)[3]
| Candidate
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Votes
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| Y A. Doward
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2,010
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| Y Fritz Lawaetz
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1,769
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| Aubrey A. Anduze
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1,143
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| Angel Suarez
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644
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| Erle Williams
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120
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| Luis McBean
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74
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| Clarence H. Ussery
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70
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References