Who represents U.S. Virgin Islands
The 1 people listed as holding federal or state legislative office for U.S. Virgin Islands, with the district and party each was elected under.
Open U.S. Virgin Islands on the interactive map →
U.S. Senate
Not published
U.S. Virgin Islands has no seat in the United States Senate.
U.S. House of Representatives
1 listed
- Stacey E. Plaskett
U.S. Delegate · At large · Democrat · term ends Jan 3, 2027
Official page → plaskett.house.gov
Legislature
IAAC has not yet published a verified roster for the U.S. Virgin Islands legislature. Rather than publish a guessed list, this stays empty until it has been checked against an official source.
Local boards, commissions and school district committees
IAAC has not yet verified a local board, commission or school district committee in U.S. Virgin Islands. Rather than publish a guessed list, this stays empty until one has been checked against an official source.
The congressional delegation was built on Jul 26, 2026 from the public-domain roster kept at github.com/unitedstates/congress-legislators. A chamber can list fewer people than it has seats: a seat sitting vacant after a resignation or a death has nobody to name until it is filled. Seats also change at elections and appointments. Check the official chamber page before relying on any entry.
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