Case Dismissed: V.I. Elections Board Chair Raymond Williams to Remain
A civil lawsuit seeking to remove V.I. Board of Elections Chairman Raymond Williams from the board was dismissed on Friday.
The case, brought by board members Lawrence Boschulte, Harriet Mercer, and Atanya Springette, along with Collister Fahie, alleged illegality, fraud, or conflict of interest.
No evidence was presented to support these allegations.
Superior Court Judge Alphonso G. rejected a request for a temporary restraining order, finding no conflict and no evidence to support the plaintiffs' claims.
- The hearing began at 10:00 a.m. and concluded after 4:00 p.m.
- Two interruptions occurred due to disconnections in the virtual setup used by St. John–based members participating via Zoom.
Author's summary: Judge dismisses case against V.I. Elections Board Chair.
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