Territory
Member of the House of Assembly
House of Assembly of the Virgin Islands · British Virgin Islands
How it's filled
- In plain words
- Elected by everyone in British Virgin Islands
- Exact method
- Thirteen elected members: nine in single-member districts (first past the post) and four elected at large (block voting), for up to four years (Virgin Islands Constitution Order 2007). Last general election 24 April 2023. The Speaker and the Attorney General also sit in the House.
- Seats
- 13
Who holds these seats now
Each seat with its own constituency.
| Seat | Held by |
|---|---|
| Eighth District | Marlon Penn NDP Report |
| Fifth District | Kye Rymer VIP Report |
| First District | Karl Dawson VIP Report |
| Fourth District | Luce Hodge-Smith VIP Report |
| Ninth District | Vincent Wheatley VIP Report |
| Second District | Melvin Turnbull PVIM Report |
| Seventh District | Natalio Wheatley VIP Report |
| Sixth District | Myron Walwyn NDP Report |
| Third District | Julian Fraser PU Report |
| Virgin Islands (at large) | Lorna Smith ReportRonnie Skelton PVIM ReportSharie de Castro VIP ReportStacy Mather PVIM Report |
Sources
- bvi.gov.vg · checked Government of the Virgin Islands, press release 7 Sep 2026 (Deputy Premier Julian Fraser) and 23 Oct 2024 swearing-in (virginislandsnewsonline.com); members, districts and parties from Wikipedia, 2023 British Virgin Islands general election, read 2026-10-12 (Fallback, because bvi.gov.vg has no member list). For: Member of the House of Assembly, Julian Fraser, current term, Karl Dawson, current term, Kye Rymer, current term, Lorna Smith, current term and 9 more
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