Elections Office Staff Profile
Lister Dudley Lewis hails from the picturesque Island of South Caicos and boasts a distinguished career path, having served as a dedicated Police Officer in the esteemed Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force. Following his retirement from law enforcement, Lister transitioned seamlessly into the pivotal role of Supervisor of Elections in 2007.
In his capacity as Supervisor of Elections, Lister Lewis shoulders the vital responsibility of overseeing the administrative conduct of elections with unwavering diligence. Charged with upholding principles of fairness, impartiality, and strict adherence to election ordinances, he ensures that all election officers conduct their duties with the utmost integrity.
At the forefront of his duties is the efficient registration of all eligible voters in the Turks and Caicos Islands. Lister meticulously prepares and publishes the yearly Electors List, facilitating the democratic process. Furthermore, he meticulously conducts Claims and Objections proceedings and ensures the publication of the Electors Register for public scrutiny, thereby fostering transparency and accountability.
With a track record of excellence, Lister Dudley Lewis has expertly orchestrated general elections in 2012, 2016, and 2021, reaffirming his commitment to the democratic principles that underpin the electoral system of the Turks and Caicos Islands.
Rosetta Talbot brings her expertise to the Elections Department, having joined in 2014 and currently serving as the Database Administrator. In her role, Ms. Talbot plays a pivotal part in ensuring the efficiency and accuracy of the electoral process.
As Database Administrator, Rosetta is entrusted with the critical task of receiving and meticulously vetting all voter registration applications. Her attention to detail ensures that eligible applicants are promptly added to the Elections database, contributing to the integrity of the electoral roll.
Beyond her database responsibilities, Rosetta takes on a multifaceted role within the department. She is dedicated to keeping the public informed about elections activities and plays a central role in facilitating the Claims and Objections process. Rosetta ensures that all necessary letters are received and served promptly, fostering transparency and accessibility in the electoral process.
Moreover, Rosetta takes charge of publishing the Electors List and Register promptly, ensuring that voters have access to vital information. Her commitment to efficiency extends to financial matters, as she adeptly performs the functions of Administrative Officer for departmental finance, contributing to the smooth operation of the Elections Department.
Rosetta Talbot's dedication and expertise serve as pillars of strength within the Elections Department, ensuring that the electoral process is conducted with the highest standards of integrity and efficiency.
Mauvette Ingham-Charlestin is a cornerstone of the Elections Department, holding the esteemed position of Senior Administrative Officer. With a wealth of experience and expertise, Mauvette brings invaluable leadership to her role, overseeing the administrative functions of the department with precision and diligence.
In her capacity as Senior Administrative Officer, Mauvette is entrusted with managing the Providenciales Branch of the Elections Department. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to excellence, she ensures the smooth operation of branch activities, coordinating essential tasks and resources to uphold the department's mission.
Mauvette's dedication extends beyond her managerial responsibilities as she plays an integral role in supporting the department's overall objectives. Her proactive approach and strategic mindset contribute to the efficient functioning of the Elections Department, fostering a culture of professionalism and accountability.
As a respected leader within the department, Mauvette Ingham-Charlestin embodies the core values of integrity, diligence, and service excellence. Her unwavering commitment to advancing the electoral process on Providenciales reflects her dedication to upholding democratic principles and serving the community with distinction.
Larissa Gray, a native of the idyllic island of South Caicos, embarked on her journey in public service upon relocating to Grand Turk in 2007. Her dedication and commitment led her to join the Ministry of Education in September 2009, where she began her career as a Clerical Officer. In December 2015, Larissa transitioned to a new role as a Clerical Assistant within the Elections Office, marking the beginning of her impactful tenure in the electoral arena.
Within the Elections Office, Larissa Gray plays a vital role in supporting the smooth operation of essential activities. Her responsibilities encompass a wide array of tasks, including assisting with the organization of meetings and training activities. Larissa's meticulous attention to detail ensures that these events are coordinated seamlessly, facilitating effective communication and collaboration within the department.
In addition to her role in event coordination, Larissa provides valuable assistance in various administrative duties crucial to the functioning of the Elections Office. Her versatility and proactive approach enable her to adapt to evolving priorities and contribute to the efficiency of departmental operations.
Furthermore, Larissa serves as a key liaison between different departments within the Elections Office, including the Database Administrator, Supervisor of Elections, and Senior Administrative Officers. Her ability to effectively communicate and collaborate with stakeholders at all levels enhances coordination and synergy within the department.
Larissa Gray's dedication, professionalism, and collaborative spirit are invaluable assets to the Elections Office. Her contributions play a significant role in advancing the mission and objectives of the department, ultimately contributing to the integrity and effectiveness of the electoral process in the Turks and Caicos Islands.