Virginia
Commonwealth Vote
October 9, 2026
This marks the final day to complete your registration for the upcoming general cycle. Submit all necessary documents before the window concludes.
Early Voting Phase
October 15-October 31
Access designated polling spots to cast an early ballot. Note that operating schedules may change depending on your county.
Election Day
Primary Election: March 3, 2026 General Election: November 3, 2026
Doors remain open from 6:30 AM until 7:30 PM. Each voter must attend their assigned precinct and present a government-issued photo card.
Candidate Profiles
Begin by entering your home residential data into the state portal to track your district. Next, explore the list of leaders running for your office.
General Assembly - District One
Roy Cooper - Democrat
Roy Cooper prioritizes enhancing school resources, increasing medical access, and stimulating sustainable financial growth locally.
State Senate - Second District
Michael Whatley - Republican
Michael Whatley focuses on lowering tax burdens, upholding statutory law, and maintaining the integrity of the judicial branch.
District Court - Section 3
Shanon Bray - Libertarian
Shanon Bray champions individual privacy rights, personal liberty, and reducing federal spending to encourage open markets.
Find Your Local Precinct
Your exact polling station is determined by your residence. Utilize the search tools below to identify your location for this year. Strict operational hours are enforced in every jurisdiction across the entire state.
Example Precinct
123 Main St, Raleigh, NC
Voting Times
7:00 AM - 7:30 PM
Sign Up to Vote
Participate in the upcoming state elections by following our step-by-step guide to register, update your profile, or verify your voter status via the web.
1
Check Your Eligibility
Confirm you meet the minimum age and state residency requirements before beginning the official voter application process.
2
Finish the Application
Complete your enrollment through the digital DMV system or send your signed physical form to the local registrar’s office.
3
Verify Your Record
Once submitted, use the lookup tool to ensure you are active on the voter rolls and your station is correct before the deadline.
Vote by Mail
Virginia provides every voter the ability to cast their vote by mail. The sequence entails requesting a paper ballot, filling it out in the presence of a witness, and returning it before the polls close on Tuesday. This non-excuse option ensures everyone can participate regardless of their schedule.
Voter Resources & Details
Key Deadlines
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Our Candidates
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Station Finder
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Sample Ballots
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Absentee Info
Request Mail-In Form
Civic Portal
Official State Tools