Former police officer Derrick Callwood is running for Senate to fight corruption, make our communities safer, and bring accountability to the Virgin Islands Legislature. Watch Derrick explain why it’s time for balance and new ideas.
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RPVI supports Derrick Callwood for Senate in St. Thomas–St. John. A former police officer and local businessman, Derrick is running to fight for reliable power, safer streets, real government oversight, and an education system that puts students first.
Hear Derrick’s vision for better government in the Virgin Islands. You don’t have to change parties to demand accountability and better results.
Learn more: https://callwoodforsenate.com
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For more than 30 years, one party has controlled the Virgin Islands Legislature. The result? Unaffordable WAPA bills, rising crime, schools losing teachers, and skyrocketing rent that pushes our own children off the island.
When nobody can lose, nobody has to answer. One-party rule means zero competition and zero accountability.
Worse, when the next hurricane hits, the Virgin Islands currently has no elected Republican to pick up the phone to a Republican White House. That silence will cost us. It’s time for a change.
Fix WAPA. Hold power accountable. Vote Eric Tillett and Derrick Callwood for Senate.
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You know the sound. The fan stops, the fridge goes quiet, and the whole house goes dark. No power. Again.
Food spoils, gas bills climb to run the generator, and then the WAPA bill shows up anyway—higher than last month—for power you never even received. This isn't the aftermath of a storm; this is just a Tuesday in the Virgin Islands.
For 30 years, one party has run the legislature that is supposed to hold WAPA accountable. The result? No competition, no consequences, the same excuses, and the same darkness.
It is time to flip the switch. Fix WAPA and turn the lights back on. Vote Eric Tillett and Derrick Callwood for Senate.
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