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Information for Virginia Voters

Upcoming Election: In 2024, Virginians will vote for a US Senator, eleven US Congressional Reps, and US President. Most residents of Cities will also vote for Mayors, City Councils, and Schoolboards.

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Have you checked your Voter Registration?

Be sure you are still registered. If you've moved since you registered to vote, you need to update your registration. ⓘ

"Since 2013, tens of millions of voters have had their registrations canceled in voter roll purges. It is crucial that voters check their voter registration status to confirm it is active." —Rock the Vote

Check your Voter Registration Verify your polling place (it can change); update your address.

It is too late to Register online for this election in VA. BUT you can register or change your address when you go vote in-person.

Learn about Same Day Voter Registration.

To Register as a new Virginia Voter. ⓘ

-You must be a US citizen, a resident of Virginia to Register.
-You must be 18 on or before the election to Vote.

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Download Voter Registration forms

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College Student Info

Students may use their college address or family address as their Residence.
(But only one residency at a time.)

Restore your Right to Vote

If you lost your right to vote. Apply through this website

*You can STILL Register to Vote or update your address when you go to vote — at an Early Voting location or on Election Day.

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PLAN YOUR VOTE!

Vote In Person or Vote By Mail

Vote IN-PERSON

You can Vote In-Person Early or on Election Day.
This is the surest option for most voters.

➔ Vote EARLY In-Person

When: SEPT 20–NOV 2
Where: You can vote at any Early Voting location in your County/City.

iWillVote.com Find where you can vote early.

➔ Or Vote on Election Day

When: TUES, NOV 5 • 6am to 7pm
Where: At your local precinct polling place.

iWillVote.com Click on 'Election Day' tab at top.

★ Picture ID not required to Vote.
BUT other ID, current utility bill, bank statement, or signed statement required. List of acceptable IDs

Need Help Voting?

• If you are 65 or older, or have a physical disability, you may vote on Election Day without leaving your vehicle.
• A friend or family member can help interpret, even a child (but not your manager or union boss).

Voting Options for Students

https://www.elections.virginia.gov/registration/college-student-info

*If you miss the Voter Registration deadine, you may register when you go to vote (both Early or on Election Day) — but your vote will be provisional.