Election Information Center
Up-to-date information about how to vote in a Virginia election.
Click here to register! Even if you’re already registered to vote, it’s important to double-check to make sure that all your voting information (address, legal name, etc.) is accurate.
Click here to register! Even if you’re already registered to vote, it’s important to double-check to make sure that all your voting information (address, legal name, etc.) is accurate.
Voting by mail in Virginia!
Voting by mail (sometimes called “Absentee voting”) is available to all Virginia voters. Voting by mail is safe, secure, and accessible. Login to your Virginia State voter's portal to request your vote by mail ballot so that this election, you can cast a vote for pro-education candidates from the comfort of your home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I register to vote after the voting registration deadline has passed?
Yes! After the deadline has passed, you can register to vote through Virginia’s same-day voter registration process. To register to vote same-day, visit your local Voter Registration Office.
How do I find my polling place?
You can find your polling place here.
Can I bring my children to the polls with me when I vote?
Yes! You can bring your kids to the polls with you. Please keep in mind that state law only allows for children under the age of 15 to accompany you into the voting booth.
I have a disability and need assistance casting my vote at the polls. What are my options?
If you have a disability and require assistance casting a vote, an election official at the polls can help you cast your vote. You can also bring your own helper to the polls to assist you.
I lost my vote by mail ballot, and it's too late to request a new one. Can I still cast a vote in the next election?
Yes! You can visit your local polling place during the early vote period or on Election Day and vote provisionally. You may need to provide additional information after Election Day to finalize or “cure” your vote, but remember - every vote counts!
