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Jevon O.A. Williams

Small Business Owner, Former Minority Leader, U.S. Virgin Islands Board of Elections,
Committeeman (VI) on Rules Committee, & 3-time Combat Veteran.

Jevon is the Republican National Committeeman for the United States Virgin Islands and serves as one of the 168 members of the Republican National Committee (RNC). Jevon faithfully represented the U.S. Virgin Islands on the RNC and remains committed to growing the Republican Party.

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas everyone!

12/12/2023

Celebrating at Frontline Bar & Grill later 🤫

10/22/2023

These rising rates may pose challenges for home affordability, especially for hardworking Americans striving for homeownership. It’s crucial that we advocate for policies that promote economic stability and lower interest rates. Let’s work towards a brighter and more affordable future for all.

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Mortgage rates hit 8% for the first time in decades. Homebuyers must earn $114,627 to afford a median-priced house in the U.S., found real estate firm Redfin.

09/24/2023

Daily, average Americans are leaving the Democrat Party and joining the Republican Party as a result of Joe Biden's policies. Americans recognize that Republicans have always been right on the economy.

Today we held our second U.S. Virgin Islands Republican Women’s Club Meeting! 12 Amazing ladies attended the meeting. Looking forward to the next one at the end of November.

07/04/2023

Detective Delberth Phipps, Jr., was the best of us, he dedicated his entire life to keeping the streets of these islands safe. Rest now, we have the watch.

My thoughts and prayers are with the family of Detective Delberth Phipps, Jr., 42.

https://viconsortium.com/vi-crime/virgin-islands-vipd-officer-shot-and-killed-in-st-thomas-suspect-wearing-a-bulletproof-vest-now-in-custody?fbclid=IwAR0e8FR6avu0xmb7A8WIwG7MLGOYVtAOlEws5bn7BVHH6gmamAiRfLx0Y8g_aem_AXIZXFhH54HcWcRFMxPADQVe-XG7IHw-FQpep7if-csZv4OkxI0I2ToB15gYZfMD_nw

VIPD Officer Shot and Killed in St. Thomas; Suspect, Wearing a Bulletproof Vest, Now in Custody; Officer Identified; Bryan Issues Statement

03/30/2023

For the record.

03/01/2023

Jevon O. A. Williams is a small business owner, a combat Veteran, and the Republican National Committeeman for the U.S. Virgin Islands!

Thank you, Jevon, for your years of service and dedication.

01/01/2023

Happy New Year!

11/16/2022

Last night, Ariel and I had the honor of joining President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump at Mar-a-Lago as he announced his intention to run for another term as President of the United States.

11/16/2022

Tonight should be interesting.

12/14/2021

It’s unfortunate that it took so long but nevertheless. His name is — a hero who will receive the this week.

09/02/2019

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1100 S Ocean Blvd
Palm Beach, FL
33480-5004

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https://jevonwilliams.com/

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2017, A Year In Review

Greetings!

As we usher in 2018, I would like to take this time to offer you a recap of 2017. In January 2018, it will be a year since I have been elected to proudly represent the U.S. Virgin Islands as National Committeeman on the Republican National Committee (RNC). I am happy to report that significant strides have been made to build and strenghthen our party on both the local and national levels.

As a fairly new member of the Republican National Committee (RNC), I have focused all my energy on establishing and developing working relationships with the 165 members of the RNC.

After the U.S. Virgin Islands were hit by Hurricanes Irma and Maria, both category five storms, I have traveled to Washington to appeal to the President of the United States, members of the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives in order to stress that the Virgin Islands deserves every dollar they are due in federal hurricane recovery funding.

I recently returned to the territory after spending a week in Washington, where President Donald J. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence received me. I was invited by President Trump and Vice President Pence to attend Christmas receptions at the White House and Naval Observatory, which serve as their respective official residences. I also attended a reception for national Republican leaders hosted by the French ambassador to the United States.

It was a distinct honor to bring Christmas greetings from the Virgin Islands to President Trump and Vice President Pence, I used the opportunity to thank the President and Vice President for their unwavering support and commitment to Virgin Islanders. While in the nation’s capital, I had well over a dozen meetings on Capitol Hill.

I met with senators and congressmen from across the country, including chairmen of various committees, to stress that the Virgin Islands deserves every dollar they are due in federal hurricane recovery funding.

I also updated members of Congress on my many concerns and will continue to stress that our territory’s recovery will require significant oversight and accountability to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse.

My work on the Republican National Committee has been going very well, as a result of my efforts I was able to join forces with Dr. Ada M. Fisher, North Carolina's Republican National Committeewoman and put forth "RESOLUTION of RECOGNITION for the FIRST USA BLACK CONGRESSMEN".

The resolution honors Congressmen Robert B. Elliott, Robert C. De Large, Benjamin S. Turner, Jefferson F. Long, Joseph H. Rainey, and Josh T. Walls and Senator Hiram R. Revels—all of whom were elected from the Southern states after the Civil War. The resolution, which has been adopted, requires the RNC to call upon Congress to call on the U.S. Postal Service to issue a Black Heritage series postage stamp in their honor.

A copy of the resolution can be found here.

My fellow Virgin Islanders, as we all know so very well, Americans in the territories are U.S. citizens, but they do not receive full enjoyment of their citizenship. In addition to being denied both a vote for president and full congressional representation, not all provisions of the Constitution have been extended to the territories.

Back in early August, I introduced my resolution titled, "RESOLUTION AFFIRMING EQUAL CITIZENSHIP FOR ALL AMERICANS" to my fellow Republican National Committee members, which received numerous co-sponsors due to the relationships I've built since being elected. My resolution, which has been adopted, requires the RNC to call upon Congress to ensure that American citizens residing in the territories of Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands have the unfettered enjoyment of their American citizenship, including but not limited to the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution.

A copy of the resolution can be found here.

Friends let me assure you that I remain committed to the growth of our party, and the fight to ensure that we receive the same rights as our brothers and sisters on the mainland.

Should you ever have need of me, please do not hesitate to reach out.

I wish you all a joyous and prosperous new year!

Respectfully,

Jevon O.A. Williams National Committeeman Republican Party of the United States Virgin Islands

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